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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-24
SIn0.00n FIRE

EAGLE ROCK, Cal, Aug. "a.
tUP)-Fire early Friday destroyed
the YMCA here and then spread to
two adjoining stores, doing 100000
damage, firemen estimated. Eight
engine companies fought the blaze,
cause of which was not Immediate
lV determined
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-24
HEAT STARTS FIRE

HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. "a. CUPl
It's hot as fire in Houston this
summer. A July high of 95 degrees
exploded a container of decontami-
nation powder and started a fire
aboard a Liberty ship docked n
the Houston ship channel.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-24

The largest peach orchard in the
world located in Howard COUNTY
Arkansas, could supply a peach for
every man, woman and child in the
United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-24

The first carload of lambs ever
70 De processed in Wyoming pack
ing house, left Casper, Wyo., this
summer for a large Chicago meat
distributing plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-24

from an actual photo taken on Long Island Sound
RADAR SCREEN ON G-E ELECTRONlC NAVIGATOR 4
ILLUSTRATED ON THE GLASS the GE Navigator are -
indications OF points of land ships buoy picked up
darkness by rada BY the bright spots the
screen with charts OF the the pilot knows
position but what around him. Safe be
through log and night congested, ship filled
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Willis 10 Fight
ferfdn0Vd

Leroy Willis, Detroits sensa.
tional young featherweight, vii
defend his record of 16 wins in 6
row at Olympia March % against
Phil Terranova, the former cham.
pion of the division, it was an.
nounced by Nick Londes.
Willis is unheaten since joining
the ranks of the pros after a dis
tinguIShed career as an amateur
lie has whipped some classy ring
men and now Londes believes he
is ready for the former titleholder
A victory over Terranova would
put him in the top brackets as a
utlc challenger.
The announcement Of the fight
ends long efforts on LondcS' part
TO bring the two together. 1t
also ends the proposed action OF
the state commission against Ter
ranova for failure TO so through
with the fight when scheduled
previously.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
ODT LISTS CONDITIONS

WASHINGTON, March Is (UP)
Office DefenSe, TraaSporta-
tion said today that there was no
objection 10 exhibition games be-
tween maj jor league baseball teams
in spring training under certain
conditions.
A spokesman for Col J. Monroe
Johnson. ODT director. said that
the agreement worked out last
month with major league repre-
sentatives provided for seasonal
and pre-SeaSOnal games under TWO
conditions. ---=z
That agreement allowed eXhibi-
tions # -Lal they were for the
armed forces and the armed forces
transportation FOR tt1c
teams. or tbl the games were
played in -a. home city tor SprinS
training Sitc) of one OF the com
petlng teams.
Such games could not be played,
the ODT pointed out. If unreaSon-
ably long distances were involved
for the visiting team That point
Will undoubtedly be settled salts
factorily. the spokesman said.
when Ford Frick and VIII Har-
ridge respective presidents OF the
National and American leagues,
confer with Johnson on Thursday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Officers Praise H. yOgsn BrnE: His Father

around and tell you what a
great hoy Johnny Is and how
wonderfully he has mastered
every situation over here.
-. he is one Of the best
pilots In the Mediterranean
theater. Whether il he success
fully leading ships to a target,
courageously attacking any we'll
defended object or as top
artist in landing this rather
difficult plane
a few other excerpts.
"He has piled up really
large number Of outstanding
missions ... his work il all on
ground targets and this il the
hardest air force Job of the war,
for IL Is here that the flax is 80
deadly. In n mission recently,
Johnny blew up an ammo build
ing, flew through the terrific
blast, damaging his plane very
seriously. and proceeded 10 con-
tinue the attack getting two
German guns on the ground, a
long line of trucks and other
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Van With Ringers

Members Of the Biscayne Bay
Yacht Club az Miami were mum
bling about ringers when a
strange ship 10 the feet beat nine
teff- their boat in race last
SUNDAY
What happened was this. George
Van OF The Detroit Times staff
-fr4et=ais cid sailing Ra4-kt3EeHaH4Y
Fisher Of the. coast guard in Mi
ami and thing they did was
10 look for a sailboat.
They got a break when they
discovered that Paul Brostrom had
Just shipped his 30-foot Sloop
Paudie down South from the De
troit Yacht Club. BroStrom is now
a tomato rancher at DANA, Fla.
Paudie got out in front of a
miscellaneous collection Of sloops.
yawlS and cutters sized from
around 25 70 40 feet lonE, and was
never headed. She was first home
by 81 seconds.
incidentally young 1t Fisher
Is doing a good job He is in charge
Of II coast guard ships training
young enSigns in the ways Of the
sea and ships
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Fiqht Results

NEW YORK St Nicholas Arena Hum
bcrto Zevsl8. l95, Mexico city. outpointet
Pat Demers 1852, Brockton, Mass tlOl
Eeddy Evans. 1903 Chicago, stopped HuFh
Murphy lGh, New York a.. SID Habor
lao. New YORK outn0inted Orlando Fcrrats
l74la. stamford Conn t6H Eddie Comp'
1851 Nos Haven Conn. oupoin,ed Mari
Torres l17i2 san Juan p r co.. Feuy
Efmlrcz 13l. san Juan. r p Knocked ou'
tioran Bi1eau. 1873, Montreal tlf, Bear.
Nam NitBIc l3G NcW Haven .ouip0inted
Slrs pumisri l36 Montrca, g..
BOSTON Boston Arena Jerry Zulc
1876 Chelsea Mass knocked ont Gus lPslIr
Mel 1872 Montreal H. Jean B6rricrc
l72s Monusa. stopped ~ Flsts. 1879.
Worcester. Mass D.. Mike WEIGH. lSt.
Boston. Outpoufcd Johnny Mara 1901.
Boston f6f. SAMMY Garcia 1928 Qurc'
Mass. kn1.ked cut FL Sanulio u.
worcester t2I Young Tiger FlowerA l42
Worcester outpoin,ed Mickey Paul. i40.
PALTINORE--Jsckie Wilson. I27ig PITTS
tgrea outPoin;ed Cleo shans. l34. Los
Angeles il0l
pETROiT tArcsdis LION SPENCER
t31 DETROIT gutpointed Joe Peraln l7s
Phoenix hri1 GO. Jimmy Ril1o 1877,
Hamilton. Ont, outpolnted vic Gade i53.
HEwAEK N J-Hmy Grant 10
o-F-rr ~ stopped George PsrSs. l6e
Wsv-l-rt0n n G ff..
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Probe Status
0fCagers

NEW YORK, March 13 1NS)
A further check on the chgibil-
ity of athletes playing for all COL
legeS in New York City was
promised today by the board of
higher education.
The board reversed a previous
decision and announced II would
investigate eligibility procedure
following the disclosure that
basketball player participated on
the City College of New York
team from Feb, l3 10 March z
without attending classes at the
college.
This disclosure followed the
revelation that one of the five
basketball players expelled"
from Brooklyn College for taking
bribcs 10 throw game had never
been a student at the institution.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

20 his father in the hurry Of
things. was out of school and had
won his wings as a fighter pilot
and was overseas.
And today there it was. a letter
from Mai Gen. John X Cannon
Of The Twelfth Air Force that
Johnny had recently won the right
10 wear the Distinguished Flying
Cross.
But read the letter.
"Nr Earl II. Brink.
"7i2 Berkshire, Crosse POinte
PARE, Mich.
Dear MIR. Brink:
II am pleased TO tell You Ot
the outstanding ability and
courage of your son, lSt LIZ
John =. Brink, who recently
Won the right 90 wear the Dis
tiDguiShcd FLYING Cross.
"NaneuVering through heavy
cloud formations. 1t. Drinks
precision directed run over a
railroad bridge enabled his
PAS 10 register direct hits and
near misses, heavily damaging
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Rifle Meets
Scheduled
BY DON GHLIES

There VIII be plenty Of rifle
+ competition in Southeastern
Michigan this spring and summer.
Besides the big William Ran
dolph Hearst-Detroit Times match
which wit be held Sonic time IN
May, the Southeastern Michigan
Rifle and Pistol Association meet
ing last night approved four out
deer shoots as well as several in
door matches both for seniors and
Juniors.
The first outdoor match will
be staged at the Wyandotte Club
June 3. Other outdoor meets will
be held at Royal Oak on July !.
irish Rifle Club at their Roehes-
ter range Aug. 5 and the third
either at the Multi Lake Club or
at East Detroit. A fourth shoot
may be staged at Wyandotte.
Rules were also set for the
holding of the final indoor league
senior matches. AT the conclusion
Of their final indoor league sea-
SON. the six winning teams will
meet in a world series 10 deter
mine class champions.
In addition 10 this the II high
est average shooters IN both the
American and National leagues
Will be named 20 an All-Michigan
team who will fire against an
All-Indiana team in a special all
star match 10 be held in Detroit.
A Champion of Champions indi-
vidual tournament for juniors, in
which the champion of each club
in the Southeastern Michigan
Association will compete. is set
for the Detroit Edison Club at
8 p m. March 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Prep 9s FACE
Bat SHORTAGE

Detroit high school mines. faced
with a critical shortage OF bats
this season. viii attempt 10 rem
edy the situation
George Mead. assistant super
visor Of athletics in Detroit pub
lic schools. will meet with Jack
Zeller general manager Of the
Detroit Tigers. tomorrow in an
effort 10 alleviate the shortage
One OF the plans suggested is 10
allow fans who bring bats 10
Briggs Stadium see the game free
OF charge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Majors May Cancel A||Exhibition Games
Heads Confer
With 0DT

CHICAGO, March 13 tUP)-
President William Harridge of
the American League said today
he didn't know if the spring eX-
hibition schedules of the major
baseball leagues would be can
celled or not.
Harridge revealed that he and
Ford Frick. president of the
National League, had been cor
responding with j. Monroe john
son, director of the Office of De-
fense Transportation.
There il a Misunderstanding
as to just what the 0DT
wants." Harridge said, "and 1
don't want to make any state
ment until 1 have found out
just what Is in store. l don't
know whether the games will
be cancelled or not"
In Washington Johnson said:
I'VE haven't made any re-
quests; no orders have been
issued; no order il contemplated
and no order will he necessary
20 baseball because they've been
cooperative"
johnson said he had been cor
responding with the league presi-
dents ito clarity the voluntary
arrangement which baseball of
-feFed TO reduce travel -25- per cent.
The misunderstanding over the
exhibition games cropped up last
month, IL was explained. when
The three met and agreed 70 can
Gel all exhibition games except
those played with military teams
or those played on the home dia-
mond of one OF the two teams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

events under the sponsorship Of
The DotToitT Times and the recre=
alton department of the hospital
Doctors here list swimming as
a most beneficial recreation for
the men now stationed. at the hos
pltal. The beautiful pool IS jammed
all day long and instructors are
giving lessons TO those who desire
10 learn 10 overcome the handicap
of a loss of an arm or leg. "
Water basketball was intro.
duced As a method of adding
competition for the men. The num-
Der of men engaging in any of the
exercise or sports here has in
creased tremendously when active
competition is added
Dry land basketball will also
be on the program Thursday with
two teams playing off for the
championship OF the hospital.
Basketball is an open competition,
that is all men are on an equal
basis regardless Of the handicapS
they may have 10 overcome.
Other events including foul
shooting. under the basket shoot
ing, ping pong badminton,
bowling, swimming and volley
ball. Most of Michigan leading
sport figures will be on hand to
act as officials and there will be
boxing and wrestling exhibitions
by professionals. There will also
be exhibitions by swimmers and
runners from the universities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleep!ess Nights

Doctors cay your kidneys contain I5 n ~
q tiny tubes or hl,ers which help 10 purify tbe
blood and keep you healthy. when thew eet
tired and dom work right in the DAYTIME.
many people have To get up nights. Frequent
or scanty passaccs with smarting md hurnins
rone,imcs shows there is something rronS
sith your kidneys or bladder Don't neelect
,As condition and lose valuable, restiuI slsen-
When disorder Of kidney function pern,its
7oisonous matter 20 romsin in your blood. ~
nay also cause naCeing backaohe. yheumatS
swelnR. pu.hness under the eyes, hsadaehes
and dizziness.
Don't vaitl Ask your druggist for Dean,
Pills, used successiully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief snd viii helm
the Is miles Of kidney tubes fush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Deans Pills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

targets . . and If all goes well
viii probably get the Silver
Star for the feat. He deserves
a much If not more"
There was more.
STILL MORE PRAISE
Johnny is the kind Of boy I
want my brother 10 be, and
since ! haven't seen any Of my
brothers in about three years
-. Johnny il just one of the
kids from home. lie may he
young (20) aS ages 20. hut he II
as well bearing and acting
young man aS we have .. when
he gets back To Crosse POinte
you will know you have n hero
i'm the house -. Don't tell John
l sent you this o.. He would
probably kick me around the
place
All that happened in Italy where
Johnny also had won three Oak
Leaf Clusters. Johnny is now ir
Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Sports
Nick Feldman.
Boxer, Wounded
By LEO MACDoNELL


The name Of Nick Feldman
one time amateur boxer here
ahouts, hobS up among the many
heroes Of the current big-tme
fighting overseas.
Feldman. now 80 years old who
boxed for Christ Church from
la1a- to 1882, recently received the
Purnlc Heart and ~ last MDrd
was recupersting in France from
wounds received in Holland with
the 1olst paratroop division
~ Feldman was initiated into his
frsi jump as a screaming eagle
on DApay in Normandy. He sur
VIvcd rhis invasion without a
scratch Ms company receiving
the Presidential Citation for COM
p.etng all OF their missions.
According 10 reports, Feldman'S
company fought for three days
and nights without rest The De-
tr0lt boys unit then was1geturned
10 England for rest and TeWoup-
iuC following which they returped
10 the continent and made the
Jump IN Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
GuTRRbO Cited
POSIRluEGFOuSEy

Wally CumbO. well known
hero as a Cooley High football
and track star. has been awarded
the Bronze Star poSthumously
Cpl CumbO was killed in
action in France last summer.
He was cited for bravery in the
action which cost him his life.
He was tho son OF Emanuel
CumhO of 1907 Biltmnrn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Cornwall New Head
OF GoIfing Group

Ward Cornwall was named pres
ident Of the Golf Course Superin-
tendents' Association AT their an
nual meeting in Ferndale last
night. He is connected with The
Walnut Hills Course in East Ian
sing Members reported the golf
courses would be ready for play
earlier this year although the
greens may be rough for a few
WlDkS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Hit al GambIino

LANSING, March 13 CUP)--
Rep. William Romano (Dl Of Van
Dyke, today introduced in the
House of Representatives a bill
making II a felony for amateur
athletes to throw a game or
match in return for a bribc or
some other reward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Willie Hoppe Takes
Lead as Challenger

NEW YORK. March Is up
Willie Hoppe of New York.
who relinquishod his world three
cushion billiard title 10 Wclkcr
Cochran OF San Francisco earlier
this winter. got off 10 narrow
two-pont toad today in his chal-
lenGe match TO regain the cham
piOnShip
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Red Cross 10 Gel
S185,093 From Majors

ST LOUIS. March l3 UPl-
The Red Cross war fund today
gets one of the last slices Of the
1914 world series melon when
Leslie VI. OConnor. chairman of
'rc major leagues advisory coun-
cll presents the charity with
SlS1Uq2
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

lbl lIItl - q Y Y
y a IN Q A ] J.
American foot
ball player had
a narrow eS-
cape here when
a J q p a n Q & Q
II ortar shell
hit 15 fee I
away from him
and $ pra ye d
the area with
ragnents.
+ our m Q n
who had been
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Fight for IS Days

In letters home, F'eidnlan re-
ported pretty rugged fighting in
Holland - For days. Fcldman and
Compatriots were forced 10 hide
in fields and barns. With iationS
gone, they lived on apples. They
fought for s. days with plenty Of
kand-in-hand warfare Enldman
was wounded by shrapnel. hit in
the Jaw and leg.
Feldman wrote back TO Detroit
the wounds were not serious
in action soon. The former
local boxer has been in service
since 1871. He has two brothers in
service.
His address is P. F. c. Nick
Feldman. 36l77624 COD SOC
Paracht. Inf. A. PO. 472 co POST
master, New York. n. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Crack al RubY's Title
Goal Of 4 Tonight

-Four wrestlerS who have won
their spurs here figure in tonights
wrestling doublc-header at Fair
view Gardens. The prize is a crack
al Bert Ruby junior heavy title
holder. The pairings tonight are
Buck Estes VS.. Red Dawson and
Tex Reilly VS.. Ali Aliaba Harold
Chaundy VS.. Dutch Schultz and
Sailor Jack Smith Us. George Con-
mel are the one-fall matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Tigers Camp
Is in Shape
BY LEO MACDONELL

The Ohio River flood danger is
past al that point and The Tigers
spring training field at Evansville
is in fine shape for practices. ac-
cording 10 word which Jack Zrifer
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

received from
Neal Conway,
head grounds
* &C per who
has been in the
Southern Indi-
ana metropolis
making ready
for the coming
of the squad.
First of the
squad Will de-
part for Evans
Vile from De-
b.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Riggin, Ryan Qualify

Fred Rlggin OF Port Huron had
20 and w. A. Ryan Of Detroit
Golf Club 81 10 qualify for the
championship fight in the seniors
tournament at Sebring. Fla.
Duane Tower Of Niagara Falls, a
first timer. was medatiyt with "a.
PaifiHes fort he invitation bas-
ketball tournament, open ng
March II in Madison Square Car
den are Bowling Green VS. Renn-
-s1,terrr, FFrrrrS~rc-,.s- Rhode IS
land, De Paul vs.. West Virginia
and s. Joiln-S y -Muh1enberr
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

standing around Berielli we're
wounded, .onc. seriously. but the
former footballlUminary was un-
touched.
Bcrtclli is serving AS lIaiSOn
officer with the DIST Marine ReGi-
ment. which has been IN the CEN
ter of the American lines.
This is Bortell'S first campaign
since arriving in the Pacific five
months ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

feel IN his achievement il
shared by his comrades In the
Twelfth Air Force, which i
command.
"YOur son and others like
him, by their fighting spirit and
devotion To duty, are making
commonplace the high standard
OF efficiency 50 vital TO our mis-
sion i'm this theater.
at. Drinks leadership pro-
vides Inspiration for his fellow
airmen, and all OF those assO-
Ciated with him take satisfac-
tion in this recognition he so
richly merits.
"Nery sincerely.
JOHN X. CANNON,
Major General, USA."
There was ono other letter in
the same mail about Johnny, one
written by 1t Jack DWyer, in
tellicence officer Of the squadron
HIS job is 10 tell parents when
a son is lost but this time, as he
wrote.
II am going 10 turn the tables
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Test Due
Paris Five
STANDINGS

IIHlrNfF rt'Chft-Ffaf'Ee ~ "
~, G' Pa r. .r7 ys s,e--ie.
g. ga G5en' .--,,Tl,y,.,. lr9rs.y ~ De,aE y,
VERNE fof. su Detroit Gstset -I2. ~
E-akrW - f'h Str0h 80 vy NI-7raftrt
tiH. ~. rsrlsrIgsU go. sF Cora-C1's
Gf. E'N Matches a. Esu-Dotds Rerssa.
Won SIS West Grand B.vc a. Michigan.
s
Denotes winner m frs, round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
II Sports q
DIR { Y | 7 IEO
Elmer Lach Of Montreal broke
the record for all-time assists last
week and boosted his margin as

the lie a din z
scorer in the
N a I i o n a I
Hockey Leaguf
TO six over hh
I @ a m m a I e,
Maurice Rich
ard, with a to-
tai of 76
Lach has 81 as
sistS. two more
I h a n Cfin {
Smith of Chi
cago collected
last season for
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
KRAETkE Must STEp

Herb Matthew Kractka ono
game behind StroH VIII have %
step 10 gain another q dec.s.au
over Cass Schlan Peps Cola
Strengthened by the return q. Joe
Psulus Chene-TromhIy viii have
its hands fun with Rudy Waat
Deluxweld. which has been COM
ing fast OF late.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Paul Merio Wins

Paul Merlo, the efen 4 ing
champion. advanced in the State
AAU handball tournament hy de-
feating NJ GrOhan. 2l-li. 2l-l7,
last night on the L. Of r. courts
g.. Guy Bush, i2-year-old pitcher,
who began his major league ca
rccr p years ago with the Cubs,
has signed with Cincinnati He
pitched for Chattanooga last year
O.. Ralph RuthStrom, Southern
Methodist footballcr. has signed
with the Detroit Tigers as
pitcher
GOSSIP FROM THE TRAIN
ING CAMPS Lou Boudreau was
missing from the first drills ~ the
Cleveland Indians along with all
but seven OF the players. Lou
Is working 81 a war plant and
Will arrive shortly The Cubs
diamond al French Licl; has COM
pletely recovered from the food
and Is now in full use Pete
Gray, the one-armed player. was
one Of the first TO report to the
ST Louis Browns and is in ex-
cellent condition
Jimmy Dykes revealed % Wl6tA
SoX were under contract. liz
them all ready in camp HowIy
Schultz of the Dodgers is on a
wedding trip he has notified his
old bosses NaDIinpIe Munro
once the best pitcher In tho Ma
tlonal League, has signed with the
Giants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
BY HAROLD KAHI

Henry Ehrlc's Coca-Cola isn't
going anywhere in particular in
tho Detroit Times Au-Star
Classic bat The team has an OPP
portun.ty Of ending a l4-ramc
winning streak when it crosses
alleys with Johnny CrimminS'
PTIScican az the Hau-Dodds Rec
Tcation tonight.
over a fiyo-W,Ck stretch Paris
clean not only has climbed te
within three games of Louis
Siclaf leading T & 3 but Grim.
mins. with 2043. has lead that
may give him individual average
hOnors for tho second straight Dca-
son. His nearest rivals arc El
Eenct and Joe Norris Of Stfoh
with 100 IS and 1887. rc>pce-
lively. with ls games remaining
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

In the advance guard will be
Steve ONeiu, Al Benton, Johnny
McHalc, Bob Swift, H>u b b j E
w alker, Art Houttemam Bill
Pierce. DR.. Ray ForSythe, Clair
J. Berry and Wish Egan ~
Jack Zeller, Tiger general man
agcr, VIII go 10 camp later.
BECK RELEASED
Zeller at Briggs Stadium yes
terday announced that Walter
Boom BOOM Beck, veteran
right handed pitcher, had been
given his unconditional release by
the Tigers. Beck declined an offer
from the Portland club of the
Pacific Coast League, announcing
that he expected to hook on with
a big league club later In the
meantime, Beck will remain at
his home in Decatur, III.
In organized baseball for
score Of years. Beck has played
with more than Is different
major and minor league clubs. He
was a free agent when signed by
the Tigers a year ago. Before
coming to Detroit he was with
the PhillieS in the National
League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Water Basketball
Veterans SpOFt
BY EDGAR HAYES

BATTLE CREEK March 13 Water basketball of the
popular with the wounded at Percy Jones
General Hospital basketball game will be the high
spots the Purple Heart field day here Thursday when
Of part of tine
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
HOPE TO REPEAT

In their first meeting Cola
nakod Pause.ca1 for one gam.
and has fond hopes or rcpcatrg
The C0kcs figure CrImwinS VIII
net do any TOO wcl ai Hall-Dodd,
in view ol The fact DO was a. this
establishment he took p >hclIace.
l-g from Norris several year, AGO
There is every indication PARIS
clean must come through with q
sweep 10 keep Al r & T. hco's as
tho latter takes on Bud Stem
pens Five and should win three
again Sroh eight games off lH.
pace in third place looks mo- bDt-
Ter than 'Wo again over Harold
Allen, MInOralfr.