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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Parish Cagers End Year
Playing Is Games in s Days
By TOM HARPER

With five sectional titles def
nitely decided, the ath o ] j c
League basketball season will
come 10 a close this week with
- games in six days.
81. Stanislaus and Catholic
Central have Cllnched titles on
the east and west side of the first
division ST. Charles captured the
east side second division crown.
ST. Andrew and ST Florian were
winners on the west and east side
Of the third division. -
N Not until Friday, however, VIII
fhe winner of the west side first
division championship he decided,
when ST. Theresa and Holy Re-
doemer will meet on Mackenzie
High School floor.
r he divisional championship
game, are scheduled for next
Sunday az Lincoln High gym IN
Fcrndalc. The third division CON
test Will start al 2.3O p. IN. fol-
lowed by the second division play
of at 3:30a At $50 p m, the
first division winner will be de-
Cidcd.
ST Charles will be shooting for
victory No. II when it meets An
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Sweet for Suesr

No wonder they call him
sugar
Sugar Ray -REsa, Robinson for ex-
actly IT'S seconds Of work against
George CoSrner in Chicago The
other night. collected So, ,945.5 80
for his end Robinson kayoed
Costner in 2 .55 of the first round.
The show crossed S94, ,l3O.
p. K WriEfey, owner Of the
Chicago Cubs and one Of the four
man committee named TO pick the
new big league commissioner
reports Lands job isn't going
begging
since the committee was
announced" Wrjgley said. I've
received a ton Of mail--yep,
applications for the job. That's
onlE natural because the PAY -
high, the hours ideal and the
associations eoneenisi. "
You'll likely hear from Ear
"Jug' Girard, WisconSin's brilliant
halfback star last fall, from West
Point next season. Girard is now
in the East bonIng up on a pre-
paratory course before tackhne
the entrance exams for the mill
tary academy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Alan Ford Sets New
Free Style Record

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. Y
INSl Alan Ford, navy VIZ stu
dent al Yale and world champion
swimmer. added another record 10
his laurelS today when he smashed
the one set by Johnny WcisSmuller
in 1923 for the 100-yard free style
in a 2O-yard pool.
Weissmullcr'S time in 1927 was
49S seconds and FOrdS today
was 494 seconds. Ford, who will
graduate in week already holds
the worlds record for the 25-foot
pool version Of the lO0-yard free
style.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Louis Denies
Any New Romance

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II (INS)
S Sgt Joe Louis, heavyweight
ring king. was in Philadelphia
today on a two-day pass from
Camp Shanks, y. Y, with a flat
denial that he has a new romance
lined up
People" Joe exclaimed.
They're trying 10 get me all
hooked up with a romance and
here | am not even unlocked
yet"
When asked II he was trying tc
get "unhooked," D." he grinned anc
said Sure" but denied ne was
romantically interested in any
one else
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Now Sprint Champ

Great Lakes has seen the best
in football, basketball and base
bah at the naval station. Now
comes a world record holder in
track TO the naval station. He Is
Grover Klemmer Of California,
holder Of the worlds d00-metcr
record of 46 seconds fiat
Neville Adams. 16. who placed
third in the state championship
medley swim al the Boys Club the
other night. comes from down
under in Sydney, Australia He
attends University High in Ann
Arbor He's alone, as his dad,
who is connected with Australian
aircraft supply, was called back
20 Sydney Young Neville Is
one Of Matt Mann's boys al Camp
Chikopi
Dave Gainey, 26-year-old swim
ming coach of the sensational
Saginaw Arthur Il!ll High squad,
ono Of the best prep outfits ever
put together in Michigan, was
never IN competitive swimming
His home is IN Fort Lauder
dale o.. went TO college at Alma
where there is no pool.
Sandy SinkiewlCz. former
Wayne and DAG swimmer, is on
navy duty IN California E. His
wife. Doris Hyncr Sinkiewicz, "a
mother OF two boys, keeps the
family aquatic tradition going -.
She won the Michigan l00-yard
backStroke title the other night
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Fromm S Five
Meets Hannah
Times Photo

Fromms, champion Of the High.
land Park Recreation Basketball
League, will be seeking its twelfth
straight victory when II plays the
Northern YMCA AT Hackett Field
House Sunday at 7 p. m.
Three other games will be held
At s. The Keller Girls and Hud-
son. two of the states foremost
girls teams VIII meet,
At 9. Mansfield, winners in &c
Of their first % contests In inde-
pendent and semipro ranks, will
take on FrlaT'S and az 10, Win
ston Of the Dearborn League.
plays Local ia
Mansfield Will lake part in the
world professional tourney in Chi
cago next month
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Penn State Adds
Spdrfans TO Grid Bill

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Feb
II OUP)-Penn State will play
an eight-game football schedule
next fall, with Michigan State the
sole new rival graduate manager
Neil Nj. Fleming announced today
The schedule.
sept 90 Muhlenberg oct 6. Colgate.
OCT Ia Navy az Annapolis, oct 20. Buck
nell a. LeWisburF oct p, opeu Nov ?
syracuse NOV 10 Temple Nov II. Might
Kan state ~ East Lansing Nov. "a Pitt
st Pittsburgh
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Seek k0|yn1piid
For P|dyoffs
Race Wide Open
for Friday Openers
BY JAKE BERsoN {

One Of the most wide oper'
battles for the Metropolitan
League prep basketball cham
pion in years is forecast wher'
the public school quintets start
their playoff series with four
games Friday.
Only three OF the four gsmes
are set. Northwestern, champion
OF the Southwest sector. meets
Mackenzie. erup on the
Northwest side at Cooley; Cen
trail. winner in the Northwest
takes on Southwestern runnerur
in the Southwest at Mackenzie
Hamtramck, Northeast side win
ner, meets Northeastern, second
place team in the Southeast. a.
Central.
In the fourth game, Southeast,
ern, first place quintet In tho
Southeast group, will meet eithe?
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Decide Amateur
Hockey Crown

A 19t5 senior division champion
of The Detroit Night Hockey
League viii be decided th.s week
IN games at Mack Park Tuesday
and Friday the trophy WINNER
resting between the leading
Northwest Eagles and NIcs. who
are only three points apart Nics
play EaStslCo Sports TUESDAY and
Eagles meet East jefferson N,r-
chants. the two teams gla,HUg ON
Friday
Dearborn Aces now have five
point lead over FrOts m the Iuni0r
section. these teams clashlng this
Sunday night. Frojs play again
Thursday against the Lasky club
10 position changes resulted last
week only three games being
PLAYED due 20 warm weather.
Games this week
Surcsy-BsnFtS vs. Est Carriers Tvl vs.
Dssrbern Aces LstTli'erf 81. ~-t~rs
T4rttay-viCs " EsETifr Sp.ft 2. 1V'-
Tsunsscsy-vincent Fot' vs. hfs1-Deuoit
sr,ts,Stiisy VI Yrou Na,t. detroit vs.
Etfrf vincent Pos' W hrf sEr.gf
Frcty--PlayrH between Ni.f and Eaglti
f,f senior tue
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Irish Star, Only 18,
Now Has a Letters

George Sullivan. Notre Danes
ace shotputter. has already won
enough points for a track mono
gram. thus giving him four NAV
ior letters in his first two years
Of competition on the football and
track squads. Sully is only Is
wears Of age.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
ChisoX 0utfieIder
InduCfed Into Army

CHICAGO, Feb. II (INS)-Of.
fcials of the Chicago White Sox
transferred the name of Ralph
Hodgin, outfelder-third baseman
from the play roster to the mill
tary service roll today.
Friends revealed the 29-year-
old player had been inducted into
the army at Greensboro, N. c
He was one of the Sox' leading
hitters in the past two weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
IIIini TrounCe Two
Others in Track Meet

CHAMPAIGN. Feb. i (UP)--
Illinois won a triangular track
meet today before l,10O SpeCta.
tors. scoring 81 points TO 282s
for Ohio state and 1873 for Notre
Dame.
Bob Kelly of Illinois. Big Ter
ii0 and SS0-yard outdoor cham
pion, took the $50 in 2.OO4 and
ran dead heat for first IN tho
mile with his teammate, Ted Pier.
zynSkL, IN AL
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Bob Tales
Yanks Scout Recalls
How Hank Got Alvey
BY BOB MURPHY
HERE AND THERE.

Paul llrichcll. the veteran New
York Yankee scout. az "a h0t stove
session recently recalled how be
tailed Hank Grcenbcrg rs q
schoolboy prospect but let hun
Get away from the Na7Ss.
KricheIl spotted Grecnberg I'M
mediatcly A. a hoy who could
whale the bali. The scout ate
many a meal in the Greouberg
home downing quantities Of
kosher food trying 10 convince
Hanks parents that baseball was
the career for their son.
But Greenbcrg' folks were not
too keen about Henry taking up
baseball They had other plans for
Hank college md law school
K-icheit however talked rrCn
into H. But Hank was still 10
be heard from And he stunned
the famous scout ny SaA4HR NE
didn't care 10 play with the
Yankees
Il really can't blame Hank,
KriCneH saId lie didn't want
20 sit on a bench hut wanted 10
play hie league ball and Lou
Gchrig looked ~ though he
vouId 90 on forever. Gehrig, in
fact. did play the next eight
seasons without missing
game"
Kricholl shouldn't take IL too
hard After an. he was the guy
" no signed Gehng
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
; Marquette Cdgers
Now Marine Mates

Three members Of the 1919
Marquette University basketball
squad Bob Gleason, Ray Kuffel
and Bob Pierce--are now team
mates on a hIgh-Scoring marine
quintet AT OceanSide. Cal. All
are licutcnants In the marine
corps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Legion Still Wants
To Buy Dodgers

NEW YORK, Feb. II CUP)-
The Kings County (Brooklyn)
American Legion still is consider
ing the purchase of the Brooklyn
Dodgers under certain condi-
tons Comdr. Lawrence E. Wise
man announced today.
The conditions were not speci-
fled in a formal statement issued
by WiSeman, which denied any
down payment had been made and
that the owners of the club had
refused 10 cooperate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Battle Creek Wins
Five-A Swim Meet

EAST LANSING, Feb. II
Battle Greek High School success
fully defended its Five-A League
swimming championship here this
afternoon, splashing to a total OF
90 points. jackson finished second
with 50 points, followed by Ann
Arbor with 33 and Lansing East
prn with %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Spartan Fencers Win

EAST LANSING. Feb. II
Michigan State returned 10 fencing
competition today and won, l4E
10 12i2, over Ohio State Univer-
sity. The Spartans got their edge
in the epee events. taking 6l2
points 10 2ia for Ohio.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

nunciatlon Sunday on the for
mer'S court.
81 Clement az 81. Florian
St Mary O /. S. St GREGORY.
Arnunciati0n al ~. Charles.
RcdeemeT az 81 Cecilia.
MONDAYS GAME
St Agnes A. st. Florian.
TUESDAYS GAMES
De Ia sale at St. LadiSlsus
81 Gregory az visitation.
81 Benedict At Catholic Central.
st Rose A. 81 vincent
st Ambrose al 81. Martin.
st Charles At 81 Philip
Royal Oak St Mary a. 81 Aphonsut.
ST. Michael az st Frederick
81 Francis de Sales AZ III, Clemens 81.
Mary
shrine az St Jossphst
sweetest Heart A. Rosary
81 Francis Xavier a. St Casinir.
All Saints a. Sacred Heart.
MI Carmc, a. st. Patrick
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
81 Hedwlg al 81 Andrew.
81 Paul ~ 81 Bernard
TUESDAYS GAMES
50 AlprUnNus az ST. Rita,
sSt Theresa vs. Redeemer Mackenzie
FRIDAYS GAMES
So istlGaus az Sweetest Heart
- .faulsiauS IS. Catholic Central Tin
colin HirH.
Divisional plsyon game
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Mansfield Plays Flyers

Mansfield basketball team will
play its annual game at RoSeville
High School, Monday night. a
benefit for the athletic asSocia-
tion. Selfridge FIELD Flyers will
be their opponent at 3 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
FHdap
Games this week
Undefea+ed Motman

NEW HAVEN, Conn Feb lS-
steve NereS OF Cleveland O. ln-
defeated this year IN seven matches
ss a member Of the Yale Wres-
tlIrg team
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
SEEK OLYMPIA

Seeking more room Tor thS
March 9 championship, Eavo'
Jeffrles and Supt. OF Schoof0 "
have written letters sSkinS .h'
use of Olympia.
The letters were directed Il
Executive Vice President Arthu,
NJ. Writ and were taken TO Chi'
cago by Charles Escoe Of Olympia
Well do what MIR. Wirtz de-
cIdes." said Fred Haner of
Olympia
IL think its n good idea. We
Hike TO have the kids here. But
there are certain difficulties TO
overcome. We haven't had bas-
ketball here for two years The
floor would have tn he Fecopdi-
toned and the cable controlling
the basket backboards has been
<Nolen."
Vaughan Blanchard and Georg'
Mead, physical education officials
urged the action pointing ou
many fans and parents will be un
able 10 see the championship games
in the small high school gyms.
Not. one Of the eight Cor nine
contenders is strong enough TO be
rated a DISTINCT faVorlte In The
championship series. Graduation
a few weeks ago took a heavy
toll Of star players, weakening ir
particular Northwestern and Cen
trAl
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Correction

Due 10 an erroneous report
from a correspondent. the score
of Fridays game between
Northwestern and Southwest
ern was given as Northwestern
80. SouthwI7~.ern q. The core
rect score was Southwestern 80,
Northwestern II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
| NJ P|dnsN New
Sports Plant
Another Pool
il CrisIer's Se+up
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 17-Life
returned TO normal on the Mich
.igan- campus today following a
brief announcement by Fl. o.
Fritz" crisler, head coach and
athletic director of the University
of Michigan, stating I'm not a
candidate for the post Of Big Ten
commissioner. like Michigan
and l hope to stay here as long
as they'll have me-"
Crisler's statement ended all
speculation about his future. All
his friends and associates were
convinced last week he was leav-
ing Michigan. And II the athletic
directors and faculty representa-
tives had agreed with him that
the commissioner should have
broad powers he likely would
have left.
WILSON TO BE NAMED
The new commissioner will be
named at a meeting March s. 1t
is expected only one name, Ken
meth l.. (Tug) Wilson, will be
presented and unanimously ac-
ccpted. The faculty representa-
tives must approve but they have
already said the selection OF Will
son was q good one.
Crisler now goes TO work on his
vast postwar program for the
University of Michigan. New
buildings costing in the neighbor-
hood of a million and half dol
lars are in the offing.
There will be another sports
I building with swimming pool.
The old stands of Ferry Field
may make way for new baseball
diamond and Improvements will
be made in the stadium including
enlarging the press box and i'm
proving the radio facilities.
SPORTS FOR MORE
Crisler is campaigning TO in
crease the competition in the
= -WeS4eEa- Conference He wants
sports for more youngsters and
wants the other conference schools
10 have teams so there'll be plenty
of competition,
Michigan'S physical education
program wifi be- increased to meet
the demands of the army and
navy. The services provided many
of the instructors now but the
athletic departments will be used
after the war.
The Wolverines have one Of the
toughest schedules in their his
tory this fall but it should also
be one of the best from a revenue
standpoint. Army and Navy are
met in the East, assuring packed
houses. Michigan State will add
to home crowds. while Ohio State
and Minnesota should come near
to packing the Michigan Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Greater Game
BY Edear Hayes
Greater Game By Edgar Hayes
Ex-T itan eager Earns DFC,
NaUy Cross in S. Pacific

g) G. played basketball for the Uni
versity Detroit awarded the Navy Cross and Dis
nguShed Flying Cross for action in the south Pacific
piloted CurtiSs Heldrer bombing Jap
of o
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
FIRST TEAM


F--Ronald Trasfry S'weStern1
fart Miarecki (Wil Wright
emit Jones tiiamtramck)
G-Hal Pink (N'weStern).
G-AleX Taub (CentraD.
SECOND TEAM
Larry GaTka (MaCkenzie)
Jack jacobson (Northern).
Bill Stewart (Western).
Larry MANI (S'eastern).
Vanar Kostegian (S'western).
THIRD TEAM
Bennie Zenevich (Pershlng).
Cliff Baldwin (Millerl.
Lloyd Addison (CentraD.
Herman Petit (Eastern).
John Gianetti (N'eastern).
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
BOTH IMPROVED

As long as IeaSlcy ana PINK
were available, Northwestern
didn't lose a league game Both
were members Of the team that
was runnerup 10 Mackenzie in the
title game a year ago, and they
had gradually improved.
TeaSlcy, a smooth worker on
the court and an excellent shot,
won a first team berth on The
Detroit Times team last season.
Pink was a handy running mate,
and the two formed the best
scoring combination in the league
Taub sparkled in every game
for Central as a classy foorman
He was rated the best shot in the
league. His best performance
came in his last game when he
scored % points against Mae
kenZie. Centrals closest rival, ,
Jones is the backbone of Ham.
tramck's once-heaten quintet. Tai
IS feet 2 inches and exceptionally
fast. he is the Cosmos chief play.
maker and equally good on de-
fense and offCnSe. He can rack
up 4 tor ~ points on occasions.
Miarecki played on a team be-
low the caiber Of the others but
his presence in the lineup kept
opposing teams worried He was
a consistently high scorer. anc
against Southeastern chalked uF
% points,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
aub, Teasley, Pink
On All-Metro Prep s.
BY JAKE BERSON

players already finished their
the first five The Detroit Times AMeroPotan League
basketball team for l9s5.
Tho includes Ronald TcaSoy and Hal Pink both OF North
M-n .nd Alex Tauh Of CenlIa without question The three he.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
SIGNED BY PROS

Bertelli has signed A two-year
contract with the Los Angeles
team in the All-American League
e.. lie is a recreation officer IN
the marines
When it's football time the boys
are going TO play football
The first annual Mosquito Bowl
contest was played on an island
in the south Pacific several weeks
ago and ended in a scorelesS tie.
To beat the heat, the game
started al $50 in the morning
The teams were coached by 1t
Dave Schreiner. All-America end
at Wisconsin a couple of years
ago, and 1t. Charles Z. Bahan, a
former Lion.
Among the marines in the Sixth
Division who took part were Tony
Buckovich. All-American fullback
from Purdue; 1t George Murphy,
end and captain Of the Notre
Dame team in 1912, and Cpl
Saxon Judd of Tulsa. who played
against l.. of d. several seasons
ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
CENTRAL PUZZLE

Central had the best record ir'
league competition, winning ali
eight games. But the Blaizers
dropped two non-league contests.
one 10 DENLY, which won nc
other game. and the other &c
Cass Tech. a tailender IN the
Northeast group.
Northwestern won seven and
tied one in league competitions
and lost nonleague & mes &c
Hamtramck and Eastern. Ham
tramck dropped only one OF 10
starts. a 3O-29 decision 10 Persh-
ing Southeastern, the otheL Sec
uonal winner. won five, ~ va
and lost one IN league pla~
Semifnal games between Fri.
days winners will be played
March 2. with the finals listed
for March 9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
so Cubans in Baseball

More than 50 Cubans have al
ready been signed up for major
and minor league baseball this
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

basketball players on public school
teams this season.
other first team berrhs went 20
Emil Bones Jones, Hamtramck
center, and Art Miarecki. Wilbur
Wright forward Second and third
teams also were picked.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
MADE A DIFFERENCE

Taub. TeaSley and Pink. having
graduated will not be available
when the playoffs open next week.
But each played vitally impor-
tant role in his teams success.
Without them. Northwestern and
Central might have been ordinary.
The three stars missed only one
Of their teams eight league games.
Only eight Of the 20 schools quail
fed for the playoffs. II you keep
players Of the caliber Of Taub,
Teasley and Pink of an all-Star
team because they did not finish
the entire season, then you would
also have 10 eliminate Miareckt
simply because Miarecki ptaved
with a team that did not qualify
for the playoffS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

Pershing or Highland Park The
latter two fives tied for the sec
ond place in the Northeast group
and will play 1t off Tuesday
at DENLY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

He got the DFC for sinking a
Jap cruiser in the battle OF Manila
Bay Four days later he was
hit by japanese anu-aircraft fire
in Ormoc Bay, but he flew his
crippled plane back 10 within ID
miles of his carrier before he
crashed.
Il got clear of the plane and
inflated my rubber raft and
climbed aboard to see what
happened In short time I
was picked up by al destroyer
and returned 10 my carrier -.
After getting new plane !
started out again.
LOTS OF ACTION
Brice has seen action al Mar
Gus. Wake, Salpan, TInian, Guam
Pagan, Palau, Mindanao, Leyete
Formosa, Nanseishoto and Others
He took part in two fleet
battles.
His air group was commanded
by Comdr. David McCampbell
recent recipient of the Congress
sional Medal of Honor He has
"a Jap planes 10 his credit.
Two men who made football
history at Notre Dame in recent
years met at a Marianas base
recently They were 1t Frank
Leahy of the navy and 1t. Angelo
Bertelli OF the marines e.. Ber-
till was the outstanding star OF
two of LehyS greatest teams anC
was rated an All-AmeriCa quar-.
terback in l913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

onal titles def nuncation Sunday on The for.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
House May Act
On Idle Pay Bill

WASHINGTON. Oct. UNS)
OF President Truman's
jobless pay bill was forecast to-
day in the wake of pressure from
the White House.
Chairman Doughton (D) OF
North Carolina of the House
ways and means committee. said
that, after the tax reduction bill
has been disposed OF. his group
probably would take up the tenn
porarily pigeonholed pay leglsla-
ton.
Mr.. Truman was expected 10
confer today with Democratic
leaders and urge speedy House
action on the Senate-passed
measure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Hooper Case Hearing
Held Up I'd Time

BATTLE CREEK, Oct l.
A hearing on the motion of Harry
and Sam FleiSher, Pete Mahoney
and Mike Selik for A new trial in
their conviction of conspiracy TO
kill state Senator Warren G..
Hooper. was postponed today a
second time in Calhoun County
circuit court. The new date was
set for Oct. IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01

the train due at $50 a. m. was
four hours late.
Despite the weather they
gathered for another look at
big Hank Greenberg. whose
four-run. ninth-inning home run
clinched the title in a 6 to 3
victory in the rain.
They were waiting too for a
peep al Hal Newhouser, the only
25-game winner in the major
leagues. whom Steve ONeill said
he would start in the series
opener.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
France Swings
Left in Voting

PARIS. Oct. ! CUP)-Late re-
turns in the final cantonaf efee-
tions preview of the Oct. q
general elections confirmed to-
day that France. has swung
strongly 10 the left. Biggest win
nerS were the Socialists.
Observers said strongly leftiSt
national assembly was almost GER
tain to draft a socialistic consti-
tuition after the oct. u elections.
The Socialists won 3S3 seats in
1,1S3 reporting cantons.
The Radical Socialist party was
the heaviest loser. The Commu-
niSts rose to third place with 306
seats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Halls OPPONENT

He will be opposed. rumor has
il, by either of the Cubs Hanks,
Borowy or WySe. .
Coming back also is Virgil
Trucks, who went directly from
10 months in the navy 10 st.
Louis TO turn in FIVE and one
third innings OF good pitching. He
and his fast ball will be seen in
the series here. ~
The pennant winning game was
TO have been the first half OF a
double header but the second
game was called off because the
incessant rain had turned the
playing field into a quagmire.
a crowd Of 5,5S2 paid custom
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Domei Quits Field
AS Jap News Agency

y TOKYO, Oct. l (UP) - Saji
Hasegawa, editor-in-chief OF the
Domei News Agency. called more
MN 100 newsroom employees to-
Xther today TO inform them OF
Bomeis decision 10 dissolve with
4prmation of a new independent
Nfws agency.