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Evening star., 1945-06-09
Atlas, Medicos Victors

Atlas Clubs softball team re-
mained on top in the Northeast
Night Softball League by registering
a 20 victory over FBI last night for
its sixth straight win, and Naval
Medical Research Institute defeated
Royal Restaurant, 40.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

Three years ago-Newark and
Jersey City night baseball was
banned for duration by new and
stricter Army din1-out rules.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

Runs-Metro, HAM (21a Christopher
Runs batted in-Wilkins,, Rosar, siebert,
Estalella, Three-base hit-Hall. eacri-
bert. Left on beses-Washington,. S:
Philadelphia, 4. Struck out-By Chris
topher. s.; By Niggeling, 4. Hits-o6 Mig
fnnips. Wild pttch--Nisgeiing. Losins
pitcher - Niggeling. Umpires - Messrs
Grove. Aedoven and Berry Time Of
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Dodgers, 9; PhiIIies, |

Totals 50 S2412 Totals-35 12 "a IL
'Batted for Lueier in eiEhth.
Philadelphis 01O 900 00o-1
Runs batted in-Stanky, Rosen, dalan,
Davis, walker. Two-base thit-Rosen.
Three-base hit-seminiek. Losing pitcher
Judd,
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Red Sox, s; Yonks, a

Totals "a s27 9 Totals 80 s27
'Batted for Hausmann in sixth.
tBatted for Garbark in ninth.
tBatted for Gettel in ninth
Slated for Metheny in ninth.
Boston " 0OO OO4 2oO-6
New York o20 100 O01-4
Runs batted in-Bonham (3), r. john
son, Tobin, Mcbride. Metkovich (2). Two
base hits-Grimes, Mcbride. Home run
Metkovich. Winning ann
Losing pitcher-Bonham.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Win, Lose or Draw
Mullen's Death Recalls CoIorfu Era in Boxing
By LEWIS z. ATCHlSON

Mullen's Death Recalls CoIorfuI Era in Boxing
Jim Mulens death Chicago recently boxngs
most coloru when beginning accepted
polite sports circles acquiring legitimacy scarcely believed possible
IL too that hn the had its monopoly
problem Mullen of little of promoters who fought
failed
The Ccagoan promoted many fights that artistic
and financial hops notably mideweght title bout between Cham
pon Mickey Walker Hudkns that $2500
the promoter $4,000 The weatheman against him that night
but hrons of 2 through driving ranstorm
Walker win a vigorously disputed decision.
Mulen's debut grand scale with Rocky
Kansas successu defending lightweight against
Mande Windy City favore That bout fought July 1926
Comy had the historical distinction Of being Cicagos first
legalzed boxing match.
His WoIker-F Flowers Bout Changed Stote Rules
another episode historical
Referee Walker ddleweigh
title December 1886 created frore
the Illinois State Athletic Commission Immediately revised its
and added two ringside judges to help the referee
The Chicago promoter outbid Rckard for the
Rkard completely dominating the
Look he laughed pulling handful OF small change from his
pocket And took OF the biggest matches the
country from the great Tex Rckard."
Rckard had the laugh virtually put the second
fight Muens transferred
poured ame of $268660 into
the famous long count" title
his desire efforts to loosen Richards
Humbert Fugazy using Brookyns Ebbes
operations slug out with Rickad in
York He and Mullen signed promoional alliance through
had heavyweight champion trump
Mullen feuded with Jimmy Johnston when he succeeded
York retained its position
capital of the ring world.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Cords, 4; Pirates, 3
totals a st3714 rotals a. i

Totals ~ sf37 II Totals Al IA 80 ~
sBatted for Cuisine in 18th.
tone out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Donnelly in 9th.
sRan for Bartosh in 9th
fBatted for Burkhardt in 18th.
Pittsburgh - 900 900 200 900 La
St. Louis ------- DOL 600 DOL 600 2-4
Runs batted in-1choendienst (2), Dahl
bahlsren, xlhost. darmG Winn1ng pdtcher
-Burkhardt. S
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Derby Entries, Riders and Odds
By the Associated Press.


LOUISVILLE 9-Entr todays Derby
handcappers according
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Mats Nemesis

Totals 80 8 "a s Totals 81 727 10
'Batted for Niggeling in 9Th.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
indians, z: Browns,
Totals-33 s24 6 Totals 80 z

Ran for Meyer in seventh.
st. Louis L- 600 oO1 O0O-1
Cleveland ----------- Ito 900 00x-2
Runs batted in-Meyer, o'Dea, Kreevich
Two-base hits--Meyer (2), Kreevich. Gut
teridge. Three-baSe hit-Gray
Evening star., 1945-06-09
League Statistics
SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1913.
AMERICAN.
Results YsxterdaY.

Philadelphia, 4; Washington, 0.
Detroit, 2: Chicago, !.
Boston, 6. New York, 4.
Cleveland, .; st. Louis, !.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

ALICE sAINHosrrR. Defendant.
A. session OF said Court had 1t IN,
Court House IN the City Of Detroit in
tAd County on the goth dsy OF Ausust,
A y ie<o
Present: The Hon
ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II appearins from the
sNdAvit hereto attached that the do.
icudArt Alice Shinhostsr. cannot b,
.'l'ed by process issued out OF this court.
a she 10 not . resident OF the state OF
MlehlsAn, but that abe resides in the
SAFE OF Ohio. City Of Cincinnati
Therefore. on motion Of Robert
'ans ATTORNEY for the plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that the defendant.
tice Shtnhoster, cause her appearance
y % entered In this cause within thre<
months from the cate OF this order. or
thsi said olu OF complaint gill be taken
- confessed. and tha, Q true copy O. tbs
CTGer be sent 10 the defendant 10 her
last known address By rsgistsred mail,
snd " not received. that this order be
pah!shed IN any Newspaper published
aid eirealstinR In the County OF Wayne.
etaie OF Michigan. according 10 Law
ROBERT NJ TOMS
Circuit Judge.
CAsPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk
Nv Arthur ID Jones. Deputy Cierf
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Business Guide
To Go To Press
In Decembe r

The sixth edition Of the Official
Business and Professional Guide
If Detroit will be released TO the
public in December This edition.
compiled annually by Mrs. Char
lotte Perry, whose offices are in
the Square Reed building at l38
Cadillac Square. has been OF great
value 10 Detroiters OF both races
The Official Business and Pro-
fessional Guide Of Detroit. like
Topsy. just growed-but by leaps
and bounds-in volume, interest
and value. From a 40-psge book
let in 1910. which constituted the
Guides first edition, the publica-
zion has grown 20 the 240-page
volume 10 come of the press in
December.
A;trsctively illustrated with pic
lures ,yrifying each group OF busi-
ness listing il carries. the Guide
also features outstanding business
and professional men and women
Of our fair city.
This new l945-46 edition is ded-
icsted 10 Negro heroes OF World
War II who have been distinguish
ed BY their deeds OF bravery and
courage and have been awarded
merited medals Of valor. Our own
Capt, Charles Thomas and 1t. Jo-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Ct ON OKINAWA
UNLOADS AMMO
UNDER ATTACK

OKINAWA-It was an ammuni.
tionship. The kind Kenenth Old
en-, boatswain's mate. second class.
New Albany. Ind. had worked on
many times before; but this time
the place was different. He was
working of the coast Of Okinawa
only II days after the invasion.
II was . ticklish position. \
dangerous Job. but one that had
20 be done. The ammunition was
badly needed by our advancing
troops.
WORK WAS proceeding EN-
GENTLY and rapidly when out of
the clouds above the ship came
two Japanese planes. One of the
planes peeled of and went into a
dive down toward the ship.
Olden counted of the seconds he
had 10 live as the whine OF the
plane came closer and closer. get
ting louder and louder. Before his
eyes flashed long, dead events. In
Cldcnts that happened at Scribner
high school in New Albany, and al
the Government Depot in Jeffer-
tonvllle where he worked as
stack driver, his mother. Mrs. Luz
clnda Olden. who was very close TO
HIM.
But Olden had forgotten about
the Gunners. who opened UP with
al they had at the advancing
plane. Just when Olden thought
the plane would open fire, a three
inch shell passed so close in front
Of the plane that the pilot changed
course and few of with shells
bursting all around him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
MICH. SAILORS
PLAY BIG ROLE
IN final PUSH

OKINAwA - Negroes OF the
navy's logistics support companies
played an important role in the
humiliation OF the japanese on
Okinawa. They worked. slept.
fought and died side by side with
other Americans in the bloody bat
tie for the island.
They have stood stripped to the
waist, Precipitation streaming
from their backs, asking no quar-
ter and giving none n they un-
loaded cargo from ship after shit
hour after hour. Sometimes this
work was going on rs japanese
planes swirled overhead.
A SEABEE OFFICER with whom
many OF the men worked. had
nothing but the highest praise for
the logistics support companies
Typical OF the feats that brought
applause was the day one crew un-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

eNLLih NAE SMITH PlainuS
GUS SMITH D..na.n. No. ''''''
A. session 90 said Court h,id az the
Court House ia the City OF Detroit, in
sac county on the 2lH day Of AugusI
AD lets
Prsent THE Non.
RosINr N. TONS
Circuit judge.
In This cause. ~ appesrins TO the court
hy A-dA1t hereto attached that chan
orr' summons for the appearance OF the
oeiencAnt has been issued out and under
TIE seal OF this court ard thai ire
same could not he served on or before
TIE return cay thereof. for the reason
That SAID defendant beins . resident OF
me CITY OF Detroit County OF Wayne
and State OF Michigan. Vas concealed
therein. and said ehaneery summons has
been returned with the o,rtiacse there
on endorsed. showing that after diliEent
search ard inauiry. SAID defendant could
not ne served In said state OF Michigan.
ON motion OF Roxoo'ough ana TAlia-
fettn- ATTORNEYS for the Plainun.
IT Is ORDERED tina, the SAID Gus
smith. cause his appearance 70 b. en-
frprn the cate OF this order. and in case
o. Ms appearance, ne cause HIS answer
- tho plaintiffs bill OF complaint 20 be
oled, and o copy thereof 20 be served
upon the ATTORNEYS for the plaintiff.
within 20 days after service upon him
90 copy Of said bill. and notice Of
THIS order. and that IN default thereof.
the said bill ne taken as confessed By
the sad defendant
II ~ FURTHER ORDERED that q
copy 81 this order be publikhsd in the
hichtEsn Chronicle. and served. accord
tng 10 law
ROBERT " TOMS
Circuit judge
True Cepv
CASpAR ; iIS0FMAV Clerk
Fy A Hamilton, Deputy clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

CARL sHISHosTER. Plaintiff
-, No osI.s7o
ALICE sHIkHosTrR. Defendant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

A. session Of said cosr, held ~ The
Court House in the City Of Detroit. In
,sd County. on the 2ist day OF Ausust
iptS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
NAACP Meeting
Set For Oct. Il

Reports on NAACP activity 10
secure better housing. civil rights
and prevent discrimination in all
phases Of life in Detroit. will be
presented by the executive sec
rotary. G!oster B Current, and the
chairman Of the legal redress COM
T.'tee. Willis NJ Graves, DR.. James
J. McC!endon, president Of the De-
troll: Branch NAACP, announced
this week
TIE first fall meeting OF the
NAACP Will be held at Ebenezer
AME church. Sunday afternoon.
Oct. 81. az 3 o'clock.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

loaded l04 tons Of ammunition in
one hour.
Although logistics support COM
panies are essential land sailors"
their duties by no means kept them
at the rear. as the japanese were
driven from Okinawa. Many OF
the men trained with the marines
in the Pacific so they could assem-
bic destructive weapons, and fire
arms as easily and as efficiently as
they handled cargo.
The logistics group include the
following sailors from Michigan:
George Allen. storekeeper, third
class; Sidney Tillman. l. J. Riley,
seaman frst-class and Harrison
Brown, coxwain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

SrArG o. MICHIGAN
IN rhG ciRcUiY COURT roR yhg
COUNTY o. WAYNE
IN cNAkcGnV
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES

STATE OF MICHIGAN
in The CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHANcKRY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

A. session Of said Court held ~ the
Court House in the City Of Detroit. In
.sid County. on the 2ist day OF Ausust
PressnG The Mon.
sosEsr N. TOMS
Circuit judge
In this cause. ~ appearinE TO the court
~ s1daVit hereto attached that chan
tery summons issued out and under the
seal OF this court, for the appearance OF
the defendant. and that the same could
not he served on or before the return
cav thereof. for the reason that sid
attendant, boins . resident OF the city
q! Detroit. County OF Wayne and state
of Michissn. was concealed therein. and
tsid chancery summons has been re-
turned with the certneate thereon en-
onrsed. showing that after dilisent search
and inquiry. said defendant could not he
served IN said state Of MichiGan. on or
before the return day thereof
ON motion OF Roxborough and TAha.
fotro. ATTORNEYS for the Plaintiff.
1T IL ORDERED that the said Mar
taret Rhodes. cause her appearance 20
hr entered in this court within three
months from the date Of this order, and
IN case Of her appearance. she cause
her ansver 10 be the plaintiffs bill Of
complaint TO be ,led. and . copy thereof
" he served upon the attorneys for the
plsintif. within 20 days after service
upon her OF . copy Of said bill, and
notice OF this order and that I'm default
thereof said bill be taken {" confessed
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that .
tnpv of this order be published In the
Michisan Chronicle. and served. accord
ROBERT NJ TOMS
Circuit Judss
CAsPAR LiNGEMAN. Clerk
Nv T.. A. Hamilton. Deputy CLERK.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
srarG or MICHIGAN
IN TINE CIRCUIT COURT EoR rNE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cNAkcERV

cEoRor W RHODES. pl.,nun
vs. No TAO cas-
MARGARET RHODES. Defendant '0'''
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Alleged Gambler
To Face Court

FLINT-Iames Sanders. 81. Of
l70lt7 Clifford street. arrested last
Thursday by deputy Serifts and
charged with aiding and abetting
IN the maintenance Of gambling
room al 30S E. Twelfth street was
arraigned Friday before Circuit
Judge Bishop.
Sanders was released on 500
bond 10 appear in court on Oct. Is.
EUGENE WILLIAMS. 40 81 1869
81 John street who pleaded guilty
20 larceny by trickery. in the al
legged victimizinE Of local retail
merchants was fined 500 or TO
serve 80 days IN jail. He paid the
fine
According ~ bet. Lieutenant.
Ray Martin. four merchants had
made complaints against Williams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

Seph Jenkins. together with Brig.
Gen. B o. Davis. Sr.. Col 3. o.
Davis. Jr.. Dorie Miller and Capt.
Harriet West are among the many
such heroes
A revised and up-to-date listing
Of Detroits churches. clubs. hos
pitfalls. business organizations. in
situations, etc. featured items OF
interest and education. and at
tractively arranged pictorials are
united in Mrs. Perry's sixth edi-
ton 10 make the volume a must
IN every office and home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Says Man Sold
Stolen Car To
Him For$1,OO

A warrant was recon II ended this
week charging julius Baldwin. q.
Of Az Ho,ford, River ROUGE with
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses on the complaint Of Ernest
Lucit;ee OF 1883 Klinger.
Lucitte, according 10 police, paid
Baldwin $1,000 for the purchase
OF an auto. which was later iden-
titled as a stolen vehicle belong
ing 20 Edward Ernest OF 1904 Al
len Park.
Melvin Baldwin Of AZ Hoitord
told police that his auto title and
operators License were stolen.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

An electrical control for hospita,
beds has been perfected BY General
Electric Co. 20 enable patient 70
press . button for the bed 10 be Au-
tomA;icslly raised or lowered.
The messenger., 1945-12-01

Pvt. Winston Waite Killed in Germany October 2, 1914
Evening star., 1945-04-11
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,US, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three Jul days and
receiue their license on the fth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Ill
ShuffIeGi

EAST LANSING. Oct. 3 tUP)
Coach Charley Bachmsn swung
the AK on his Michigan State foot
ball squad today, dropping four
regulars from the starting lineup
and sending another TO a differ
ent position.
The shakeup was designed TO
give the Spartans more weight
a quaulity much needed if State is
10 stop Kentucky next Saturday
Walt Vezmar, Detroit. 235
pounds. was installed AZ right
tackle in place of Danny Gold
smith. Flint, who suffered a
bruised thigh in the Michigan
game last. week.
Bob SChnltker, Pontiac. 235
pounds, was sent 10 left tackle.
replacing Kent ESbaugh. Grand
Rapids, 100 pounds, who was
shifted 10 the quarterback post
now held by little Bill Siler,
Dundee.
Milford Jones. Eaton Rapids.
100 pounds. was put Al right half
in place Of Fred Aronson. Chi
cago. while Russell Reader. 200
pounds. was given the left half
post now held by Bob Ludwig,
Muskegon
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Odds on Series

Just in case you have a little
folding green 10 invest. here are
the odds on tho series Tho
Tigers are ST favorites ~ win the
set and 5 70 & choices IN the first
game, with Newhouser pitching
against Porowy
II NewhOuser loses the first
game, the Cubs will he over
whelming favoriteS 10 take the
series Now, who suggested
such n disloyAl thing a New.
houser losing the first game -.
Hal Newhouser may have moved
furniture around a bit yester-
dAy, hut he'll he ready TO pitch
'em past those Cubs today.
n you don't like those odds,
here are some from a fellow in
Chicago. who makes nice living
when you call 'em wrong; II YOU
like Detroit, you lay Z n ;. but
you can get S 10 5 on the Cubs
for tho entire series
Nnw, YOU must lay s 30 ; On
Detroit In tho first game, but YOU
can get rs on the Cubs It's
u 10 Detroit won't win II in
four games and 20 to I against
the Cubs
There you are take EN- or
leave en-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Leslie 0'Connor
With Chisox

CHICAGO. Oct 3 OUP)-Leslie
NJ. OConnor, righthsnd man Of
tho late baseball commissioner
keneSaw Mountain Lands. viii
hc named within a lew days Hs
vice president and general man
ager Of the Chicago White Sox,
II was reported TODAY
O'Connor. 5S. would succeed
Harry Grabiner. who resigned
last week, effective Dec. Is.
The report said Mrs. Grace r.
Comiskey, president Of the Chin
cago club, would announce thu
appointment shortly
OConnor reportedly has SUBJ
mittCd his resignation as adviser
IN Senator a. r. Happy Chand-
Ter. who succeeded lands as base
ball commissioned He had served
as Lands secretary treasurer
from the time Lands took office
in 1921. ... w
A lawyer. O'Connor is a erad1-
ate Of the Kent College of Law,
Chicago and lives in Crystal
Lake. Ill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Brother Battery

Besides Steve. three other
brothers made the biz leagues.
as old timers in baseball recall
The O'Neills were not numerically
es famous as the DelehantyS. but
just az interesting nevertheless
because the oldest two--Mike, a
left-handed pitcher. and Jack a
catcher-formed the first brother
battery in the biz leagues. They
PLAYED with the Cardinals
Steve broke into pro baseball
with Elmira. ". Y, under the
wing OF Brother Mike, who
managed the club. Later he was
with Connie Mack,S Athletics in
spring training in Savannah, hut
was traded 10 the Indians before
the season started.
As the baseball world knows,
. ONeills shift 10 the ONO me
tropoliS began > brilliant 13-yesr
reign a. catcher for Cleveland
hiehlighted by the 1920 World
Series
For 10 straight years CNeili
caught LOG OK more games 2 Ses-
son for me indians He later
managed n the minors which led
10 his association with the Tigers
which has been = fruitful one for
the Detroit club as well as for tho
manager himself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Decides Tactics
In First Round

Bobby Ruffin, who meets
Chalky Wright in a 1O-round bout
at Olympia Friday night, does
not believe IN planning his fights
before he enters the ring. even
though such a successful fighter
as Joe Louis does Bobby believes
in adapting his tactics 10 the
style Of his opponent.
II never decide upon my
tactics until after the first
round" he said. After that I
know how my opponent is
going To fight and l adopt a
style that think will Illustrate
him"
Ruffln said ne had not decided
what tactics 10 use on Wright in
Fridays fight.
I'll make up my mind when
see how he is going To fight
in that first round" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
NJ Ace Turned
Down Cubs Bid

ANN ARBOR. Oct. 3 CUP)-
Michigans triple sports star,
Jack Weisenburger, today con-
fessed 10 A slight nostalgia for
what might have beer"
The Wolverine left halfback re-
called that had he not considered
an education more important. he
might be playing on a world Sc
ries baseball diamond Saturday,
instead of on the gridiron against
Northwestern.
Pride of the Muskegon High
School nine. Weisenburger al
tracted the attention of the Chi
Cago Cubs last year and was APP
preached by the National League
ball club. His record has tusti-
fed their interest. As center
fielder Of Michigan's AS Big Ten
championship baseball { 2 A m,
Weisenburger batted over 300 in
games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Missed HeckIinq

Bill Nicholson. Cubs outhelder,
had an off year this season and
received quite bit of heckhng
from the stands But he took II
philsophlcslly He said he has
learned a ball player can develop
an affection for heckler who
picks on him alone
II once had a guy in Chicago
who picked only on me-" he re-
lated. "He called me Swell
head He attended almost every
home game and became lone
some when he wasn't there.
Last year missed him.
Every day I waited to hear the
familiar cry. But II didn't come.
I wondered what had happened
TO him.
This spring we PLAYED an
exhibition game at Camp Kill
mer In New jersey. The hrSt
time went 10 bat trium-
phant yowl went up from =
crowd Of GIs watching the
game. 'Swellhesd' beloved a
familiar voice. You could have
hattened me with a futter ball.
That Man had my guy"
Nicholson recalled Camp kllmer
was port OF emharkation At
that time and he shook his head
sadly
~ hope nothing has happened
~ my guy" he said IL really
miss him"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Soldier
WinSBOnd

Pvt. John Gozdanek turned his
Detroit furlough into profit by
winning the second 500 war bond
offered in the Detroit Times Foot
ball contest. Pvt. Gozdanek, who
lives at 193O9 ST. Louis. was
wounded in Germany and is now
stationed in Beaumont. Tex.
All the time he was overseas he
kept an active interest IN sports
and football is his hobby John
turned in a perfect paper, the
second one of the contest.
Last weeks award went TO a
veteran member of The Detroit
Times Downtown Quarterback
Club. Howard Beechinor.
Among the games that tripped
most OF the selectors In the con-
test were Notre Dame-Illinois,
Purdue, Oklahoma
A. e. M.-Arkansas and Great
Lakes-Purdue.
Pvt. Gozdanek picked all cor
rectly and gave Notre Dame Just
a touchdown margin over Illinois,
the same edge they enjoyed IN
the game.
The runnersup in the second
weeks contest, all Of whom Will
receive tickets 10 football games,
were: Osman Pineda. Michigan
Union. Ann Arbor; Ed Ponte,
66ls Barrie. Dearborn: Mrs. J. II.
Henning, 1868 Columbus; Frank j.
Kiwak. 1907 Calhoun, Dearborn.
and Fred Hopkins. 22028 Van
Dyke.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Royals and Bears
Resume PIdyoffs

MONTREAL. Oct. 2 tUPl-The
Montreal Royals and Newark
Bears were scheduled 10 resume
their international League play
offs tonight. with the Bears
needing only one victory to move
into the Little World Series
against Louisville. Newark leads,
3D.
Pitching choices for both teams
were undecided. with Newark in
hetter shape, since both John
Moore and Karl Drews were
available Moore shut out the
ROYALS on two hits in his last
start,