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1t appears to be a consensus that Coach Frank
Thomas Alabama outfit and Oklahoma A. and M. are
the class OF the bowl teams and it is readily
why these two teams are rated tops OF all the
teams, they are the only unbeaten and united
elevens competing in the New Year Day games
team unbeaten and united deserves accolade
but the fact that Alabama and Oklahoma A. and M
are IN this category does not necessarily they
were among the three or five best elevenS in the
country during 1945. new problem broke out dur
ing the past season. involving teams that played
against Army and Navy and teams that didn't
There are cases of biggame college teams
which did not choose to play Army or Navy last
season. Some of their coaches were frank about it,
they didn't want to get whipped by whopping
score. But some other big-name teams played the
service academies possibly with an eye toward MI
ships in the future and thew took 1rkinoc tbo+ r
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Schott. Boksi Ruted Even

NEW YORK, Dec. %. - Freddie
Schott, undefeated heavyweight
battles Joe Baksi in the 10-rouno
main bout tonight as the 1915 box
ing season winds up at Madison
Square Garden. Betting is So, take
your pick,
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Schedules Had Port in SELECTING Bowl Teams

navy wasn't Tar of Armys started
hey had personalities all along stars
weren't anxious be naval teammates and is
TACT they didn't like academy life the life
like them.
But once Navy stopped playing these temperamental from
other colleges the Mdde fact that
the opening period against Army they good as the
west Pointers
still were the second best team in the
navy like Army probably would have
and Oklahoma and M in handy fashion, mediocre
shoW1ngs against Georgia Tech, Notre Dame
SO the unbeaen, united records of
faed less They right opponents Had thew
played army AMOR Navy the bowl neup might
Not that matters much though The bowl games
dned to be mediocre lot visit by Army
been little more than exhibition
interested anyway games of 1e4 (and isn't time
fyng?) interesting $500
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BY the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28.-Coaches
Of the rival Sugar Bowl football
teams today observed the traditional
pregame ceremony of pushing each
other onto the spot.
Coach Jim Lookabaugh of Okla
homa Ags said the selection of his
club to win by two touchdowns was
without foundation. Coach Jim
Phelan of st. Mary's said the margin
was too small.
THE odds don't mean a thing"
declared Lookabaugh at Biloxi,
Miss, where his Cowboys are train
ing for the January l game here.
only two touchdoWns," remarked
Phelan, prepping his Gaels at Gulf
port. If were gambler I'd say
that was conservative. After all,
we're playing boys against their
men"
Sees Rivals as Cocky.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. % tP,.-Psy-
Geological warfare is raging between
the Orange Bowl opponents. with
Coach John Da Grosa firing broad
side of righteous indignation today
over the "cockiness" displayed by
the Miami U. team.
Jack Harding, Hurricane coach
had indeed displayed cockiness with
his declaration that unlike other
mentors, he felt perfectly comfort
able when his team was in the
favorite's role, which was a way
of telling Holy Cross players he
thought them a bunch of pushovers.
Harding went even further, in
vaded the Holy Cross hotel lounge,
and told group of visiting scribes
that he had the best lii team in the
world.
They'd better be as good as they
say they are" Da Grosa observed
Ground VS.. Air Game.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. % Up,
If history does a reasonable Job
of repeating itself, it will be Wake
Forests powerful running game
against South Cardinals brilliant
passing when the Gamecocks and
Deacons square off against each
other in the Gator Bowl here Janu-
airy !.
Total yardage gained by the two
teams when they played to a 49,
to-l3 tie during the regular 1915
season was fairly even. Wake Forest
gained 329 while South Carolina
was amaSsing BOG.
The Deacons. however, gained 213
rushing to the Gamecocks' 81. while
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Ognovich Is Top Blocker

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. % LP.-
Nick Ognovich, sophomore quarter
back at Wake Forest, has been Sc
lected to receive the Jacobs trophy
as the Southern Conferences best
blocker of the 1945 season.
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Scout Wrong Teams.

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. % (P).-
Scouts for the Denver and New Mex
leo Sun Bowl teams mutually are
embarrassed.
It's this way: Each club secuted
the other in regular season games
but, little dreaming of bowl bids,
both concentrated on the others OPP
ponent.
Sure, We saw Denver play Utah, u
admit New Mexico Coaches Willis
Barnes and George Petrol But the
only plays We charted were Utah's,
because they were on our schedule
We're just having to remember what
We can about Denver
Denver Coach Clyde Hubbard tells
the same story. I'VE sent a scou,
down to Albuquerque for the New
Mexico-Colorado game, but he just
secuted Colorado. We weren't figur-
ing on playing New Mexico"
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Basket Boil Scores

By the Associated Press.
Brigham Young, SO: Manhattan, 43.
North Carolina, 43; New York u, Al,
Morgan State, 81 Yeshiva q, 81,
Bainbridge, N. T. C.. 80; Oldon's All-Amer.
Ohio State, 81; Michigan State, AZ.
Bradley Tech, ~: Ripon. 40.
Loyola (Chicago), SO: Central Normal. 80
Oklahoma Aggies, 49, Kansas, rs.
Baylor. 43; Oklahoma, AZ.
Pepperdine, 81: Texas Christian, As.
Rice, So; Texas, So.
Kelly Field. Personnel Distribution Com.
. mand, 81 Texas Aggies, 36.
Fa5ragut Naval Center, 10: Portland q.
Gan DIEGO State. 80: Arizona. SO.
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Hiqbe Wins for Manila

MANILA, Dec. % LP.-Brooklyn's
Kirby Higbe, pitched the Manila
Dodgers into the baseball final of
the Philippine Olympics, shutting
out the Leyte Base K team, 8 to o.
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Army Charitable Toward All Except NAVY

For example if Pennsylvania had played Army
and Navy they would have
nave been bowl contenders especially receptive Michigan
would have been defeated only Dame
Alabama and Oklahoma played Army and Navy
tey undoubtedly would have been
whipped either team by 80 points sounds like
quite statement but the fact remains
a country when the Black spanked Irish 48O and
pennsylvania had perfect Cadets waoped the
Quakers, Clio f ~
There is not team that excepted
coo not nave been beaten by larger
CADETS might well have
In the little longer The score likewise might
have been ~
Michigan Duke Pennsylvania and Nore
TO meet Army and Alabama Oklahoma had PLAYED
the BLACK knights 1t is
involved bowl game possible expense of Oklahoma
Alabama. f - - -
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Kentucky Quintet Elects

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. % P).-
Guard Jack Parkinson has been
elected captain of the Kentucky
basket ball squad.
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Win,Lo or Draw
Wars Effect Shown on Grid Bowl Games
By FRANCIS (. STANN.

AS far the 1916 bowl the
war still felt for by large the
Sugar Orange etcwl be played which decidedly
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Psychological Warfare Raging
As Teams Await Bowl Games

Carolina struck through the air for
249 yards, compared with 1l6 for
Wake Forest.
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service academies possibly with toward
ships in the future and they
their regulations, particularly regards bowl
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American League Mixed Records for 1915

4otdls 4,l4o 1o4 4,1S6 4,41S
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS.
Includes all players in 10 or more game.
rated according to runs bated in
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Most assists at third base in a game
Lamar Newsome, Boston, 8.
Winning most double-headers in one
season-Washington, IA.
.s73. ' ~ VINTAGE Ava
Longest game by innings-Detroit-
PHILADELPHIA, "a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Titan, State IS
Renew Rivalry
By TOM HARPER

EAST LANSING. Feb IA
basketball rivalry dating from
1920 will be renewed for the 23d
time tonight when University OF
Detroit clashes with Michigan
state College at JENSEN Field
House in the first contest OF a
home home series.
The Spartans hold the edge ir
the series having won II games
and will enter Tins game highly
favored as result Of their recent
victories over Kentucky and
WAYNE Universities. The TitanS
whose season record stands Al
eight wins and the same number
OF defeats. will attempt TO break
a losing streak that has run tc
three games.
In the SpartanS' starting Lineup
will be a lad who year ago was
one Of the TitanS outstanding
cagers. Joe Boyer who prepped Al
Crosse Pointe High then entered
III. .of D. played with the Tltan'
last season and scored rs points
during the season shortly after ht
was induCted into the army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Pa+rick's Idea

Lester Patrick is father Of the
proposal 10 do away with blue
lineS@in hockey. Only the
center line would be used for
calling offsides under the New
York Ranger chiefs suggestion.
. Louie Prima, the band leader,
was an all-around athlete at
Lovola University in New Orleans
a few years back.
Madison Square Garden takes
so per cent Of the net out Of the
basketball games played there.
Bernie Frant. via postcard. sends
word he has fallen in love with
San Francisco. ... The Mansfield
basketball man is visiting his son,
Murray. a serNiCeman, who Is
stationed near Frisco.
From Chicago comes word that
Pat Purcell. one time Detroit
Times sports scrivener has joined
the staff Of Billboard, famous
show business periodical. .. Pur-
cell spent several years with lead
ing auto racing and thrill shows
and has been publicity director
for circuSes and carnivals He
recently worked with the "Skat-
ing Vanities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
MOSConi Scores
4 Straight Here

Playing in the best form of his
career. Willie MoSconi, world $
pocket billiard champion, defeated
Ralph Greenleaf in both games
Yesterday at the Recreation Build
ing.
In the evening tilt, Mosconi ran
out with an unfinished Sc TO de-
feat Greenleaf, 125 TO l06. in ID
innings. Greenleafs nigh was 67
in the fifth inning.
In the afternoon. MoSconi de-
feated Greenleaf, 125 to 81, in 10
innings. MaSconi'S double victory
yesterday gave him a clean sweep
here with four straight and ran
his grand total TO 32SS against
25l6 for the veteran Greenleaf in
their cross country matches.
The schedule calls for two
games daily at 3 and $50 p, m
for the balance of the week. The
match will end in New York with
a 12-block series next week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Signs Top Trainer

ers have been drafted,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
PrepCdge Title
To St. FIoridn

ST. Florian basketball team
cllnched the championship Of the
Catholic Leagues east side third
division last night defeating Holy
Rosary, 34-19. Eugene Dynak,
Florian forward, paced the win
ners with l3 points. while Jim
Warren scored seven for the los
erS. Shrine defeated st. Clement
APP.
Holy Redeemer again drew up
with St. Theresa in their battle
for the first division west side
title by defeating St Leo, 1925.
Both QuintctS have Won eight and
lost one. LourdeS won over ST.
Mary's Of Rcdford, 4l-37.
On the east side of the second
division, Annunciation defeated
St. Vincent, 5l-43, and set a new
league, scoring record Of 59l
points in II games The old
irccord was 578 points in L con-
tests. St Ambrose defeated St.
/ Philip. 54-23. On the west side,
/ St. Mary'S of Royal Oak defeated
st. Rita. 23-lS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Sugar Ray 10 Draw
$4,000 Tonight

CHICAGO. Feb. Ii (UP)-The
Sugar Bowl brawl' matching
Ray Sugar Robinson against
George tSugar) CoStner In To-
round welterweight bout, Will
draw approximately 2l000 custo-
merS 10 the stadium tonight for
about a $50 600 gate.
Boxing enthusiasm hasn't run
as high here since the old ManaSSa
mauler. Comdr. Jack Dempsey
met the former fish merchant,
King Levinsky in a four-round
exhibition in 1882 which attracted
over 22,000 fans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Test New
GOaIie
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Injured Ken McAuley probably
will be out Of the New York
Rangers nets when they play the
Red Wings tonight at Olympia.
If the truant officer from Ed
monton is smart, he probably
hasn't told his. sub, Doug Steven
son. the facts Of life as far As
the Red Wings and Rangers are
concerned.
II Stevenson gets the same
treatment tho Red Wings have
given McAuley. he Will be facing
puck barrage that Is enough 10
make even a truant officer play
hockey from hockey
The Wings have scored on Nc
Auley 106 times IN II games IN
two seasons, an average OF more
than six a game.
This might be enough 10 dis
courage anyone else. but McAuley
isn't dismayed. lie gets not only
/ his paycheck but some morale
+ building shots OF praise from Man
ager Patrick and Coach Boucher
He's doing much better than the
human sieve, Steve BudzlnSki the
native Of Swift Current, Sask.
who preceded him and who be-
came known as Stationary Steve
/ Stevenson will unqucStlonablS
face the Wings with confidence
tonight. The 2l-year-old former
Canadian soldier passed the BIZ
test Sunday night in New YORK
when he held the Montreal Cana.
dienS 10 4-3 score. That va,
the night after they had boater
Detroit. So. in Montreal
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
$pOr
Tommy Amour Gets
Pro Job in East
By LEO MACDoNELL

Frank Walsh, al Red Run, is
one OF four brothers who are golf
pros. In the Chicago district.
Tom Walsh is pro and manager
Of Westgate Valley and Marty
Walsh Will take over this spring
as part owner and pro AZ Hickory
Hills. public fee course,
Packey Walsh is currently in the
army. The Walsh family halls
from Chicago,
Tommy Armour, whom Ralph
Guldahl replaced AZ Medlnah
Club, Chicago, Will accept a pro
offer In the East Joe Cam
hria. scout for the Washington
Senators, has signed IS Cuban
baseball performers, among them
Manuel Hidalgo, an .infielder Of
Spanish and Chinese blood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Favors johnson

\. Is. Heavenrich, Detroiti
"In recent column you said
something about asking Al Dit
trich and Charlie Burton OF
the Belle Isle Tigers, something
about the speed OF Wild Bill
Donovan as compared TO Walter
Johnson.
"My two pals are out of town
at this writing. I'll speak for
them. Wild Bill had lots of
speed and a very quick-break-
Ing curve. He had almost no
uindup and was into his next
pitch almost Immediately after
Charlie Schmidt returned the
ball.
This fast action usually
kept a batter Oft balance. ON
top OF that he had a reputation
for being wild and batters
dared not take toehold.
However. Johnson had more
speed, but no curve In his early
days of pitching, except n
slight jump or the ball. Dono-
van had great courage. Poor
support only made his grin
broader. and his determination
10 win greater.
II knew them both. But for
speed. Johnson had the edge
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

He reversed two OF them. lie
fought Montgomery twice, WIN
ming one and losing the other.
At Philadelphia, in a furious
engagement that made ring his
tory. Shapiro put the lightweight
champion on the floor four tunes
for A count of nine. The New York
Jewish star also licked Bobby
Ruffin
He also was a principal in Mil
waukee's greatest ring battle OF
recent years. bout in which ne
dropped a close decision 10 Juste
Fontaine on New Years Day
They are rem a I h e d there
March 7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Accent on Sports

Tom Meany New York p M
who was with a USO baseball unit
overseas, said:
sConsidering that some Of the
GWNe ran into in Italy had
been overseas As much ~ 80
nrpaths, they were surprisingly
weH Informed on sports. Credit
for this must go to the Stars
and Stripes, which devotes one
fun mage to sports In each is
sue, It's an eight-page paper
ana that means that l211 per
cent Of its space is given over
td .sports. a far higher propor-
ti6H Chan any newspaper in the
stafes gives"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
E&RROIIS II8O. 322I

season high over It's previous ll72.
Gibson. fresh from his Petersen
triumph IN Chicago. turned over
615. Chct BukowSki 627. Fred
Buiack 606. and SIelad COS.
pariSclcan added three from
Krakow. 2S6S 20 pas Stroh. Joe
Norris bringing down o.. truckcd
home 3056, of which Bill Kcnet
had 653 and Vince Kcuy, SubSu-
tuting for CaSS Grygier 6lS
PariSClcan took its three from
Krakow by 2S6S-27iS.
Stroh'S 3O56 beat SouthcaStCrn'S
2sOi Joe Norris getting &C.. Bill
Kenct 653 and Vince Kelly 6lS
kraotkr. with only 2S77 Won two
from aWolvcunrs 2s92 Claude
Schultz hit 637 Tor Wolverine.
Gaskct took TWO from Fife. 2693-
1856. and moved into seventh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

Builder Of champions" was the
title bestowed upon George Du-
four OF st. Theresa High a few
wears ago. With 35 titles annexed
by Dufour-coached ST. Theresa
teams, il seems he deserves the
compliment.
Dufour. also athletic director
took over At the school - years
ego. sFis teams possess that Ger
tain sfghting spirit that makes
chanspions. with Duiours own
fiery personality driving them
The Pirates won the Catholic
LeaRues first division basketball
title .hst season and are battling
II out again now, necK and neck
with Holy Redecmer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Spdrtdns FaUored

University of Detroit are under
dogs to Michigan State cagers in
their game tonight at East Lam
sing Capt. Warren J. Ander-
son of Detroit was 33rd name on
Michigan State honor roll d.
former Spartan track star re-
ported dead of spinal meningitis
in France Eddie Collins Of
Boston Red Sox and Emily Jane
Hall of Brooklyn were married in
Boston yesterday by Eddie'S son,
Rev. Paul ID. Collins, Poultney, VT
Claude Buddy Young, sta
toned AT Great Lakes. has given
up track for duration Pfc.
Frank Faudem, a, who was
signed and -farmcd out by the
Tigers after starring for Central
High here. reported killed in ac-
tion while with Sixth Army on
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

former Oklahoma and Brooklyn
pro end, was shot down on a raid
over Japan, he wrote for the
names of the japanese University
wrestlers who had visited Okla
horna several years before.
Il might need TO talk my way
out OF that country sometime,
ne explained.
Abel Kiviat, the country's great
est miller back around 1915. and
wh6sfor years has been one OF the
press stewards Of the Penn Re-
lays. recently was appointed dep
uty.c clerk in the federal court OF
the New York district.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Ruby Held 10 Draw
By Red Dawson

Without the aid Of any whiSker-
pulling Bert Ruby stood off the
challenge of Red Dawson in the
MWA Junior heavy title bout at
Fairview Gardens last night, but
was held TO draw Louis Klein
disposed Of Eritz kreagcr and
Dutch" Schultz won over Angelo
Martinelli. The Chaundy-LaCroSS
bout was no-fall draw
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
BREVHTHES

Byron Nelson collected 1888
for winning New Orleans Open IN
playoff yesterday by firing seven
under par 65 TO jug McSpaden's
70 jug took 1898 second
money They had tied at 284
Claude Harmon of Detroit
earned S733 for third with 289
=. Sammy Byrd got $3.50 for 294
and Chick Rutan Soc for 298.
Dick Hall, who's been Wayne'S
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

= g. B Is Just where IL was a
week ago in The Detroit Times
Classic first by SIX games. A
new runner up appcare d at
Wurm'S Recreation last night IN
PariSclcan. a threc-timc winner
over Krakow. Kraetke dropped 10
third and Siroh shifted into fourth.
Tho season record spectator
turnout saw l. & y bring out 322l
with Fred Brcckic du>ung OF 7Oo
from 19j.265-245. Against this,
. Seven Eleven lmped IN with 272l.
AN 1lSg finish gave + 6, B a new
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Max Beats
4 Champs
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Make Shapiro. who will box
Ruby Garcia in the 10 round
windup at Olympia Friday night,
boasts the distinction of having
defeated four world champions
Bob Montgomery. Sol Bartolo, Leo
Kodak and Jackie Callura.
Shapiro replaced Leroy Willis
on the Olympia program when
Willis wrenChed his right shoulder
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
viii Not Disband

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Feb. IA
rUPl George Marshall owner OF
the Washington Redskins pro
fcS>ional football team, said today
that the transportation ban may
force cancellation of the squad
san Diego training trip-but the
Redskins will play ball.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

in a training
bout with Ar
thur Price at
Brewster Rec
ca tion. An
X-ray picture
revealed t h e
Detroit Negro
star will be on
the shelf for
several weeks.
In more than
100 bouts, Sha-
piro lost only
seven decisions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Bob Tales
Hank May Have
Automobile Agency
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

II and when racing Is resumed.
the turf bright spot of l945 looms
whenever Free For All and Pavot
meet Both were undefeated
as two-year-olds.
Capt. Hank Greenberg, besides
taking another try at baseball
after the war, probably will have
an automobile agency going for
him in New York Al Well
man, who did so well here with his
horses last summer, has not pro-
duced a winner at Mexico City
Thinks the high altitude has
something 10 do with il =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Bruins Sign Nephew
OF CondCher Brothers

BOSTON. Feb. II CUP)-The
Boston Bruins today announced
tho acquisition of rookie defenSe7
man, Murray Henderson. who WAS
recently discharged from the
RCAF. Henderson is a nephew cf
the famous Conacher brothers Of
National League fame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Best Curriers'
In BonspieI Here

Top ranking curriers' from sev-
eral states and Canadian provinces
will be here Friday and Saturday
for the Detroit ~Curling Club. $
top event of the season-the ALI
American BonSpiel.
Nate Cornwall Of Detroit, who
won the title last year, will meet
J. c. Stegman of Portage, Wis.
in the first round, which gets un-
der way al 9 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Rescued at Sea

Ross Willard, MichiGan'S new
distance running prospect - he
broke the Wolverine freshman
record for two and a half miles
recently-is a veteran OF sea duty
and sea rescue. Serving on
a mine sweeper during the Sicllian
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

top scorer IN
] a s [ ( o u +
G a m e s, a n d
Larry Gaffka,
both of whom
preppcd a t
NJ a c k n Zle,
] @ aV e tOn1Or-
row for army
service Ma
tional Bowling
Council adopted
resolution rec
o m m q n d inc
cancellation OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
AII-Time Lion IT.

Fred Dclaro. publicity director
OF the Lions. wants our all-tlme
Lion team Here il is; Ends. I'd
Klewicki and Ray Morse; tackles,
Jack Johnson and George Chris
tcnScn. guards John Wiethe and
Ok Emerson; center Clare Ran
dolph, quarterback, Dutch Clark 4.
halfbaCkS. Frank Sinkwich and
Whlzzcr White fullback, Ace Gu
towsky.
(TouChost mon ~ leave off arc
Ernie Caddcl and Bill Shepherd .
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Fight Results
~ United Press

NEW YORK Broadway Arena Marvin
Bryant. 1891, Dallas, Tex. decisoned Joe
ksosta 156, Brooklyn 10.
JERSEY CITY, n FREDDY Schott Zo1
Peterson. " J, decisioucd Earl LoWman
200 Detroit ttot.
NEW BEDFORD Mass Benny singleton
las Wsterbury. conn Knocked out oscar
81 Pierre. I34 Fall River 20
BANGOR Ne Ralph Walton ie
Montreal dccisloncd frankie NarDuuraI ltf
P0ybury Mass a..
HARTFORD Conn Henry Jordan l14
Philadelphia deciS0nCd Rcd Dpty. l49 Hart
ford 10
LOS ANGELES-BOh MONTGOMERY. 7aat
Philadelphia dsCisioned Cecil Hudson. 1907
Los Angeles TO-.
NcOuside cal, knocked out WHY Rh0es
.l38, Chicago,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Sets Medley
Swim Marks

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., Feb II
CUP)-UnivcrSity Of North Caro-
lima swimming star Billy Kelly Of
Raleigh. n. c.. today held a new
American long course record for
the l50-metcr individual medley
with an official time OF 1893.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

- -
m Ost ALI
A m e ri c a n
football play
ers, see II
you can tell
m e W h G n
hi h school
has sent the
IN OSt "All-
Americ a n s"
20 the coll
leges and uni
VerSities.
THE ques-
tion mig N (