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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26

Asa Isbell, J. o. Kanny, Philip Sac- co, Robert Gardner, John Daley water and Arthur Osborn.
 A sale was held in connection with the meeting, for the benefit of the Past Noble Grand Association. Mrs. Ida Bradford and Mrs. Hilda Roseyear were in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26

Here and There Good line of the week was that of an East Orange woman who when hearing that her husband had inherited nice sum of money remarked-"This is an awful nuisance" :. Herbert Yos noted character actor who died this week. got ms exuerience in an old time stock company playing dual roles in such shows as 'The Three Musketeers, ana s'The Two Orphans" also pnch-htting in the orches
 ra pit before the show between the acts and after the show for which got than five but less than ten dollars a week . The troops of occupation enjoyed a concert this week in Tokyo by the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra directed by former conductor of the Metro nolitan Opera Association DvOrakS ''New World sym phony" among the selections played Mrs. Harry & Truman is resuming the study of Spanish her lesson taking place every Monday England was hit Dy the worst rains and winds i'll years along the cOasU with many casualties resulting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
Tall Touer
 Topics
Good Evening.
SSSSSClT7 Halll BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Fancy That An automobile manufacturer says the new cars really something to look at And TOT some time to come, that's about all hit ana run
 ver just got laugh the other day. no arrest reported He ran up the curb hit hydran and then ran up the street So many folks are sticking their necks out these days that muffers indicated for Christmas presents Imported cheese should be plentiful soon, say the grocers and regardless of price wen pay through the nose big prune crop is reported which is good news to boarding propretreSSes and bad news for boarding school youngsters Some take too much trouble making pleasure and others too much pleasure making trouble Looks like we are gong to get the bird this year million turkeys are being raised for Thanksgiving wave of Christmas buying has already started and lists yet published for him. TOT her" Sixth Avenue, N. Y. C., started to go hlgh hdV
 when the elevated was removed and has gone con- pletely formal with new name-Avenue of the Amer icaS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
SOCIETY
Orchestra To
 P0yAt Forum

The Second Congregational church Symphony Orchestra will open it's season Sunday night at the Forum. from 2 to 7:3O, George Gentle con- ducting. The personnel of the or cllestra numbers about 30.
 Leslie E. Wheeler is president of the organization which has been playing at the Forum monthly dur ing the past four years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
TheImlz SantOrO
 Or Committee

Miss Thelma Santoro, daughter of MT. and Mrs. e. Santoro, Granger street, has been made a member of the committee for the annual Freshman Junior Halloween party to be held at Simmons College, Boston, Mass.
 Miss Santoro has been active at Simmons as a member of the Glee Club, the Dramatic Club, the Out ing Club and the Riding Club. She is a junior in the school of English.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
Mothers Club
 Party Tonight

A Hallowe ell party and dance will be held tonight at the Ander- son School Gymnasium at 8:3O, sponsored by the Mothers Club of SS. Peter and Paul Church. Mrs. Albert Schiavone is chairman of the affair.
 Music will be furnished by the Scovill Hayseeders' Band. Door prizes will be awarded and refresh- ments served. The dance is for those of high school age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26

Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
CLUB NOTES
Four Singers Are
 Heard M Recital

Margaret Mitchell, Muriel An- drews, Martha McNaught and Char lotte Dobdson were presented in a re- cital last night by Mrs. Marjorie Nuhn at Davenport Hall. Mrs. Helen Heebner was accompanist.
 The opening number, a quartet, was Brahms Roses are Blooming Solo numbers were sung by each, a quartet closing the program, Malot- te's arrangement of "The Lords Prayer"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
when lido
We Eat?'
BY BOB CONSIDINE
international Se~s Service Sports writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 9 INS)-
Better than any sports story at
the moment is this yarn that has
come back from France. via All
Force. the USAAF mag:
Gen. Patton'S Third Army boys
were moving up. but fast. Our
P-47 ThunderboltS were out look
ing for trouble They fly about
400 mph but they were having
trouble keeping UP with Patton, S
boys They were a little uncertain
about proper identification of tar
gets
One squadron of AIS spotted a
road filled with horse-drawn We
hicleS, which looked like all the
pictures they had seen of Ger
man road conveys They dropped
their bombs and leaflets, the
leaflets suggesting that the en-
envy surrender and Dip into that
good l., s. food.
A few days later one of the
forward command posts OF the
tactical air force was visited by
30 or 20 mud-caked Third Army
nfantrymcn from the horse
drawn vehicle line.
"Okay," said their sergeant.
eve surrender. Now, where the
hell is that good grub?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10


When the draft got him in July,
Burgess still had a yen 10 fly,
and as it happened, he was as
signed TO the air corps After
basic al Buckley Field, Denver, he
was sent 10 Arizona for training
as a tail and lower ball gunner.
Burgess. only Is. got his wish
He has 50 hours in the air TO his
credit. and more 10 come.
Burgess is still remembered
here for the part he played in
bringing the Shamrocks the city
prep football title in l943 As a
halfback, he was a rather ordi-
nary player during the early part
of tn, season. but he burst out
in a starring role when Catholic
Central reached the championship
stage.
His running passing and=kIek-
ing helped beat St Anthony for
the Catholic League title. and he
followed it up with a spectacular
performance against Cooley IN the
Goodfellow contest The underdog
Shamrocks won from Cooley, so.
Pvt. Burgess next destination
is Tampa. Fla. where he will Join
"a Flying Fortress crew for over
seas duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

DeC. ! L.
A few weeks ago 1St 1t Ralph
Hartsig. another member of the
brother team. lost an arm and
was severely burned on both legs
while fighting in France. He is
in a hospital in England.
Harold was a member of the
Center Line Recreation bowling
team and also played with the
Detroit travelling league. He had
a bowling average of 1875.
Another brother S/Sgt Ray
Hartsig is also in the army. He
spent over two years in the
Aleutians and now is at Camp
Howe, Tex.
Arthur HartSig. a Detroit police
officer. and Leland, engineer at
the Center Line high school,
rounded out the five-brother bowl
ing team that brought fame and
glory TO Center Line in many
bowling tournaments.
Ralph and Ray, twins and &c
years old. were members OF the
Blue Rock Gun Club and expert
skeet shooters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Laugh at Our Steve

"We met up with a friendly
group OF natives on one of the
Islands," O'Neill recalled with
laugh. zone, a woman, was eN-
ceptionally friendly. She poked
me in the waistline a couple of
times and with great laughter
jabbered pigeon language 10 her
lady friends. They rOared. too.
II was straining with curiosity,
% course. and turned 10 an in
tcrpreter and asked what il was
all about-what did she say that
made her lady Bob Hope. The
Interpreter, laughing himself,
hesitated and then finally
blurted out: She say YOU get on
boat. boat sink"
Which is another way Of tx
plsininc that while O\elll GOT :
thick tan and bis face shrunl
some Over al he lost no pounds
he left with the regular wintci
rations -22J pounds and re-
turned weighing the same Any
way. it cant Doe sand the food D.
The Pacific didn't agree Win IN,
genial Tiger manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Maj. Bates Says Hello

Mai Bill Bates, ON Riak Lone
Of the Dutch East Indles), sent
q hello 20 Chuck Larson Of
Cunningham Drugs" O'Nelll
made known. "The major was
swell 20 us as were all the Of
ficers and enlisted men we met
on the trip"
One of the many souvenirs
ONeill brought back with him Is
q whisky glass made out Of a
jap bullet which was given him
by Mai. Bates. The Jap insignia Is
engraved on the metal on the
bottom of the glass The Tiger
manager also has "a Jap uniform.
Jap matches. Jap ciGarets, Jap
currency and a bracelet of AuSSle
(Austrahan) COINS. The bracelet
vas n gift 10 one of Stoves five
daughters.
O'Nelll also saw Johnny Palo.
friend ef Paul -tDtzzyt sFrottt
and Ross Bronson, on the island
of Noenfoor. who sent regards 10
Neal Conway head grounds keeper
al Briggs Stadium. And. Rev.
Father /. F. Evon al Saidor asked
to be remembered 10 Joe Busha Of
the Statler managerial staff.
O'Neill attended Christmas mid
night mass celebrated by Father
EVon outdoors on Saidor.
The Tiger pilot saw a number
OF boys al Hollandla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

the Detroit News, and Red Marau
superintendent of usherS at Briggs
Stadium. and Ben Maidenberg
asked Steve 10 hello Dale Stafford
OF the Free Press.
Charley Clellen, once of the New
York Central. sent his best re-
cards 10 Clair Berry. Tiger
travelling secretary. Albert Per-
nicano his love 10 Mary Pernicano,
Slel kenney. his mother. Edgar
Martin also sent his love 10 his
mother, Mrs. Olga Martin. 1893
AaybHrne. Ed Pedlar hts regards
10 Stubb Overmlre; Bob Hall his
10 DR.. James Chance. 74O9 Kip
ling; Joseph WaShburn love 10 his
wife at 81 Pallister. and Ed Christ
cnsen best regards 10 Charley
Gentry Of The Detroit Times.
While the jaunt, over all. was
serious business, O'Nell expert
enced a few amusing moments.
One of them was embarrassing. If
amusing. But Steve, who has an
elegant Irish sense of humor, does
not mind il being repeated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Old, New Friends

a lot OF your old friends. and
several new ones. will be there.
As you know by now. the occa-
sion centerS around Mr. Carroll
Widdoes. who coached Ohio State
10 an indicated and united sea-
son while substituting for 1t. Paul
Brown. now of the u. S. Navy.
The QuarterbackS voted Wild
does their No. ] coach of the year
and invited him to cross the lake.
and be told about ii in person.
Just so Mr.. Widdoes would be
sure OF select company the same
Quarterbacks voted Les Horvath,
brilliant star OF the Buckeyes, No.
l player of the year. Les, who
has decided 10 pass up professional
football for dentistry, will be
along tonight 10 claim his trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

words after dinner" sdvisedly.
During the period of three or four
months that the various coaches
hit the Lettuce League they
learn 10 take their hard rolls, bar
rel gravy and cold marble peas
where they find them. To say
nothing of the mashed potatoes
that usually taste like cold grits
but, say, we are getting far
afleld tTonight's menu at Mr..
FrawleyS hostelry will be strictly
par for the course
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
AIieba, Dawson Clash

Aliaba tonight wrestles Red
Dawson, the coal miner from Col
orado, at Fairview Gardens. Ali
is unbeaten here. Dawson also has
string of six straight victories.
Kid Chapman and Bad Boy Brown
clash in the other hour bout.
Monty Leduc VS.. Leo Jensen
and Dale Wayne VS.. Dale Haddock
are the one-fall matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Champs i'm
Skate Meet

Champion skaters from Chicago
and Wisconsin have sent in theiN
entries for the UAW-CIO speed
skating championships at Belle
Isle next Sunday Dave Roll,
Chicago intermediate champion
and Dick Olson of the same
division. representing the Glenn
Ellyn Club and Tom Tilden,
champion junior boy will be here.
The Mcicwski twins, Bernie and
Bernice from West AlliS. Wis,
who competed in the Midwest
events here two weeks ago also
will be here. Miss Melewski won
the senior women's title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Cecil Thomas Elected
6. P. Commodore

Cecil 2 Thomas is the new
commodore of the Crosse Polntc
Yacht Club. He was elected al
last nights annual meeting Two
now directors also were elected
Albert r. Tcctzcl and r Earl
MlliEsn George y. Lilygren was
reelected a director for a three
year term
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

Horvath will receive the Nile Kinnick trophy, honor
ing the former Iowa star who lost his life when he
unable TO land his plane carrier. Widdoes trophy
pays homage to Don Scott who died in crash returning
from mission Europe.
Bugs Baer Americas top after dinner speaker, will
be POSTMASTER He will be introduced by Harry kpke,
president Of the club since it formed in 1888.
In addition to Horvath and Widdoes, the football
world will present Ed McKeever head coach of Notre
Dame Fritz Crsler of Michigan Lyn Waldorf of North
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
A Baseball Touch
It won't be- all football.

Steve O'Neill, the Tiger man
aCer. is coming across the lake,
oo-te Join the Ohio majority
group. He's Just back from the
south Pacific and you can bet
O'Neill will have more than one
grim story 10 tell.
Two of Stoves hired hands
Hal Newhouser and Paul Trout
Will be along No doubt Trout,
holder OF the longest towing rec
ord in captivity. will he able 10
pass along some first-hand hints
on how 10 hunt without gasoline.
II will be catch-aS-catch-can
with no time limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Times Fete Tonight Draws Se||out Crowd

western Charley Bachman of State Joe Gembs of Wayne
and Lloyd Brazil of University of Detroit.
score of former football greats many Of them now
in the service, also will be on hand.
Steve oeii just back from the Pacific, viii give
short talk his experience his 3OOOOmie tour OF
entertainment among Uncle Sans soldiers sailors and
marines. Paul Trout, Hal Newhouser, Auge Bergamo and
a score of other baseball players will be on hand.
Every sport in the city of champions will have its
stars in attendance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

ago.
Last Febru-
airy. still a stu
dent at Catho-
lie Cen ira ],
Burgess trie d
10 enlist as an
aviation cadet
at Self ri d 6 g
Field. Medical
autho rit i Q 5,
h o W @ V @ r.
turn @ d him
q wn because
of a defective
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan 9-Pur-
dues hopes Of maintaining a
clean record for a time in the
Western Conference basketball
race were shattered today after
dropping their first game of the
season. 1914, to Minnesota here
last night.
The Gophers were never headed,
taking the lead at the outset they
led at half time q 10 %.
Walter Rueke back in school
after a sojoura on Saipan in the
south Pacific. where he had
served with the army invasion
forces, inspired the GopherS' at
tack. He scored the first goal Of
the game and emerged as high
point winner with Is points.
-Paul Hoffman was-topS for
Purdue with ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Keep Sports. Say Soldiers

new YORK Jan 9 (INS)-Cornhat troops
sports hlackou the United states. Cpl Gene Graft
sports Paris edition of Stars and Stripes insisted
TO-DAY
Chicago Times writer this country after
London and France told basketball writer's
a the lines
front In deuge
sports They love ltbasLetbal football and
baseball
lie said soldiers rarely beef about athletes being able 20
compete although ply Sicaly qualified for combat duty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
TWIN COUNTY LEAGUE

TOMORROW'S GAMLS
Big Beaver vs. warren Auburn Heights vs..
Fraser.
other games this week.
TONIGHT
Fcrndaie a. Royal Oak East Detroit az
Hazel PARK Berhey AZ Madison.
WEDNESDAY
Monroe at FoTdson.
FRIDAY
Trenton al East Detroit Berkley 81 Van
Dyke Hazel Park A. Ferndse Fordson az
Crosse POlnte Mt. Clemens al Port Huron.
Madison a. CiaWson. Lansing Eastern at Ann
ATbCl Lansing Sexton a. Jackson.
SATURDAY
ROYAL oak AZ Port Huron Battle Greek a.
Kalamazoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Rouge Park Ski Meet
Attracts Large Entry

Twenty two jumpers already
have entered Carl Halls ski tour
nament az Rouge Park next Sun
day Jumping events are scheduled
at 2.30 p. M, with the cross
country competition listed an hour
earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
SpOrt
Steve C'Ne,II Brinos
Greetings From GLs-
By LEO NACDoNELL

Steve O'Neil Tiger manager
here from his home in Glcvcland
10 be a guest Of honor az The
Detroit Times blc annual Quar-
terhack Club dinner az the Fort
Shelby th-> evening. ostimateS he
signed his autograph more than
$500 times for ScrNlCcmcn during
his six weeks isunt m tho south
west Pacific with a lSQ group OF
hic league baseball stars.
O'Neill's appearance az the Fort
shelby VIII De hiS first IN public
since returning from the tour.
O'Neil has list of several
hundred boys In the south Pacific
mostly from Detroit. who asked
the Tiger pilot 10 contact rela-
tkes and friends at home for
them. ONelll hopes 10 make some
a those contacts before returning
70 his home. Steve contacted many
az the BOYS in the islands az the
request Of these relatives and
friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
BY EDGAR HAYES

All tickets for tonights annual football banquet Of
The Detroit Times Downtown Quarterbacks have been
sold The honored guests started 10 arrive this morning
and all in readiness for the big event al the Fort
Shelby Hotel starting at p. m.
In honorng Les Horvath, the player Of the year and
Carroll Widdoes the coach of the year the Downtown
Quarterbacks at the time will pay high tribute to
two former foes of Michigan who have died in the
ice of their country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
State Doubles
Albion S Score

ALBION. Jan. 9-Beaten in its
last four starts, Michigan State
basketball team promised better
things for the rest of the season
when it looSed a high scoring at
tack last night 10 double Albion
Colleges count and defeat the
Britons, 1886
The Spartans were paced by
center Rapchak, a freshman from
Whiting, Ind. with % points He
had II field goals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

year has been
stationed IN
North Africa
He is reported
to have Suf-
fercd a crushed
chest.
a form O T
tIanltra m C. k
and Michigan
Normal College
star at h lete.
Worzniak was
"A member of
the He d-Ai d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Shamrock
Gridder
Gets Wish
By JAKE BERSON

Pvt. Ed Burgess. hero of the
1913 Goodfellows city prep foot
ball championship game. is hit
ting the breeze" niles up in the
sky, as he hoped to do year ago.
A former grid star at Catholic
Central High, Burgess is home on
furlo',gh after graduating as tail
gunner from Kingman. Ariz..
Army Air Field a few weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Williams Beats Joyce

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 9 tINS)
Ike Williams, Trenton, n. j.,
lightweight. last night trounced
Willie Joyce. Los Angeles, in a
12-round bout. Williams dropped
Jolce 10 the canvas twice in the
second round with sledge-hammer
rights TO the chest, the only
knockdownS of the fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

pie. Once the
coaches h a V @
finished their
schedules, and
frayed nerves
h a V e nnended,
they go into
[ he seriou s
business Of out
d ing g c h
other in the
art of after
dinner speak
ing.
/ use the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Basketball Results

HIGH SCHOOL
81 Hedwie IS Xavier 10
COLLEGE,
Mcbirsn state y, Albion -
Central 1oga 80 Parsons "a
BlaCkland AAF ~. Southwest Texas 30.
Kansas state - Rockhurg IS.
Iowa state so. Nebraska 3S.
Minnesota 80 Purdue -
Calvin - Alma e.
Scott Field 81 Warrington Nc. a.
MuSktEon &c 40, Grand Rapids &c 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

as f0dS tUlaSteT.
Mr.. Baer re-
fused to let Mr..
WiddoeS h a V @
a n Vt h ing on
him lie de-
m a n q e q and
got. a sele c [
travelling COM
panion in the
person of Cas-
well Adams. for
years one Of
Gotham top
sports writers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Snedd Again,
Byrd Fourth

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Q 0NS)
Slammin' Sammy Snead ID Hot
Springs. Ark, today was new Los
Angeles Open golf champion and
poSsesSor of the S2.66567 in war
bonds that went with the honor
He won the title and the Uncle
sam securities by turning IN a
birdie 3 al a time when II counted
moSt-on the final hole Of the p
hole golf classic.
IL gave him two-under-par 50
for the last 1S=the best score Of
the day-for an aggregate of 2S3.
NELSON. McSPADEN TIE
He couldn't have spared another
stroke. for Byron Nelson and
Harold jug McSpaden, the de-
Tending champion, finished right
behind. with 2S4 They split sec
ond and third money for $1,000
in war bonds each.
Sam Byrd OF Detroit won fourth
place with 2S5 Johnny Renlta of
Evanston. III. and Ray Mangrum
tied for fifth with psf. Sgt. Jim
Terrier placed seventh with 2SS
and George Fazio of Pine Valley,
y. Y. finished eighth with 289
SneadS winning card for the u
holes was 71-7l-72-69-2S3, one
under par for the Riviera Country
Club 8, 966-yard, par Il course.
McSpaden toured the last nine
in three-under-par 81. HIS COM
paste fer=tAe fear roands was TO-
70-74-70-2S4
Nelson turned in A par II for
the last Is for total m 7l-72-
7O-7l -2S4.
Oliver Sloppy turned in the best
amateur score of 29O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Regards to RoeeII

From there George Z Clements
sent regards 10 Councilman Billy
Rogen, the ohe-tinae famous Tiger
shortstop; Tony English sent his
10 Chuck English on the east side;
George Posar 10 Sam Greene OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Fight Results
~ United Press

NEW YORK st Nicholas Arena Hum
beru Za6ala 1861, Mexico CITY defeated
Monte Pignatore 1881, Brooklyn 30
PROVIDENCE p Jimmy Nelson. TO
Cleveland decisioucd Joe RtddiCk 1888 Pat
HOLYOKE MASS indian Gomez. Use
Havana. dcclHoned Jerry Fiolclo. i3s
Brooklyn -
NEWARK y J-Freesic Russo is2i.,
Railway y j. cecisloucd George Cooper
PHILADELPHIA - Ike Williams. 1885,
Trenton. n. J. deciSi0ned willie Joyce 30
Cary. Ind IA.
BALTTMORE-JAcSie Wilson. l27r PITTS
burFh. decuoned Harry Jeiirs. l1s Ba,u-
moro 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Casualties Take Two
From Brothers Team
BY DON GILLIES

fve-brothe bowling Hartsigs Will
be players short in the future.
telegram today from department addressed TO Mrs
HarSg OF Center Line brought the that her -
rs Harold Harg had been Killed Leye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
DREW WITH TERRANoVA

Among Aviles' accomplishments
was a draw with Phil Terranova.
Whereas racing has been suS-
pended and baseball and other
sports may be curtailcd, Londes
sees professional boxing little af-
fected by contemplated work or
fight" legislation at Washington
The caliber of ring entertain
ment will continue to be below
prcwar standards. however.
war standards, however.
"MOst professional boxes are
in Az ana already engaged In
essential war work. LondeS
pointed out.
The fighters work in war plants
in the day and train and fight at
night. To provide for their train
ing. George Williams is keeping
his new gymnasium on Woodward
avenue open from noon until 2
o'clock in the morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Two Injuries Change
Olympia Fight Card
BY LEO MACDONELL

Changes in feature bouts OympaS fight
night announced this afternoon by matchmaker
Nick Londes.
Leroy Willis Detroit feaherweight who to have fought
Eeddc Russo Of the 0rounde instead VIII lace Angel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Prep Cage Standings
TMIN VALLEY LEAGUE

TONlGHT'S GAMES
sPtver Rouge at Fordson Dearborn ~
Lincoln PARK Ann Arbur al ipsilAnti.
.Ecore az Wyandotte.
Montague.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Ypsilani AZ Dearborn River Rouge at
Plymouth. Wayne a. Ecorse.