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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Observation-Disclosures biiiei das
Publikum um Enigegenkommen
Separate sehseiu fvsr versehedene stevern solen
uusgesselIt werden.

8inneniteuertoleftor 1homas ~.
Garep lnndt bic Steuer5abler in lei.
mem Giltrift bnrauf auirrerflam,
bob iie BEL Besoblung aIler gintom.
nleniteuerperpflihtunf separate
Sdefs ODER Woitanspeiiungen aus
itellen miiiien. CT MES oarauf bin.
bob in 5ablreiden G6llen Elm ein5i-
GER Sffd fiir oie 1914 Ginfommen.
iieuerperpfIidtung, bie seihdtte
gteuerperpilihtuns fiir 1916 u,n
ben 1eiI Der Ginfoinmeniteuer 1912.
ouf meIfxn Gntel Gam n;d)t Der
aiht Ieiitete unO 0er Bis Is. ws1rs
1945 f6Ilis ut. nusseitellt tpirb.
4dburH iperosn ater betrddtIide
EinaeInr6eiten i,otipenOi9 getnadt.
gS miiifen niebrere Glerts oafiir
bertren6et srerben, u. cs liegt gr0be.
re Qefnbr Dor. Bat Del gintraounsen
ait BE ridtieen aonten GebIer be.
eaie1ea me<5en. @eHr eetrennh
9&edS dassefient nerOen. t0nnen
Ipeitere Mn9eitells permenbet tper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18

len Yaralpie slt quite fun,mt. 0en
6Gbcpulrtt bi!oen 6e:crn ont Se'
burtStage bon BrGiioent Hooieuelt,
ser 'eit tangent aiIidbr!!d, iiir Die
Organization m:rbt. Gr ie!6It par
teforntlith e:u Spier Ser beim,
ti;diiber Graufbeit.
T:e aamposne bsgann NIT elmer
Geriamml,,ns in Neiu Dorfs &ode-
ieller Geuter, ar Der cine MeIbe BON
teriibmtcn Giinl ltlern teilnabm. -
sIbcr nidt MIR i, ben @,rcinisten
Stacte,l, 'onSeru ii5ernu 100 II. ..
Irupper itcbel,. tuerSen fle!ne SsclN
a.is oieiem s!n!ab arransicrt, Sc.
ren grtrdsnis Sem aQgemeinen
iSpno 5uIl;eben. 60 borte man aus
6rarfreit), StaI;en uno iogur ois
Svou, bab Scrt e,ne aampagIe fir
Sic iniantile &aralpie ita.tiiubet.
llc6erou in Scr sSelt iperben
@artcrpart:en, Shiebpattbcuertc,
SGwje, &on5cr.c, Ibeaterporitellun.
gen uno Sportswettfdmpfc nrran.
siert, I'M 8eloer altisubringcn. -
S5icr i'm 2anoe beteil!scn iit alsd
Sauienoe bon &inos. 81, Ser $50.
Ge POM 25. bis 81. Sonuar tp;rh
il, iiber $4,000 Sbectern fiir Sic
Gampasne gcia,nmelt.
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hn. um Den Stener5aDIern bci Nus-
iicllung ibrer segensp1rtisen Gr.
tldrunsen 6ebililif) 81 iein.
Carer maht ,peiter oaraui auf.
nlerfiam oaf permanente Steuer
biiros fir Sc Steuer3abler aui ser
Gillette uno @eltieite ser Staot ct,
oiinet moroen fins. Oas guro i'm
Mib!ano Ueb1ube erlebte ndmIih
ltarfen slnorang burb 2eute, ipelff
SilIe beim slusfiiuen ibrer Grfla.
rnngen Iudten.
1as 8ureau auf ser @eitieite
fsiinbet iih 1920 2orain ape.. no
1ristetf Moao in sic 2orain Abe.
niinoct. Gas SItleitc- -Biiro beiinbef
lid, 2O32 Dit los. Strofe tpiiAen
Guclio Mpe. uno Carnegie Mne
Earep rdt 2cnten, sic in Der N6bs
Scr letteren beioen 8iiros ipobnen
jif al oieIe nenoen, anltatt mad
Der l1nterito0t III tonnten, ipo fis
p:elleiht lange tpnrten mtiifen, BIB
tic obgefertiat tperoen f0nnen.
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GunIpuuy ,er1torte IN lelner Hooin-
botitait, bab Dor Grcipiertel Sohr.
tunoert Die Gompanp BON elmer
t!e;rcn Grippe glcpelanoer MGn.
rer geari;ubet purSe. Seitber babe
Sobio Sen MngelteIlter itinSige Se.
it)Gitisung uno Sidrrbeit geboten,
,ppfiir man bnufbor lei. Ser 8e-
uoiferurg Sbios, Sen &urben. lei
niau iiir 75 Sabre en9e SlrnhIhait
Nonfhar.
Seute ober bate BE betraiincts
Waht oes 9anoes uno ser aaiiertcn
crIten Mniprud, niht nur ali Die
Yrpoufte, ionbern aui Sic geiamtt
51ticfeit. 8ir fiibrtcn eincu Gcs
trcleunfrieg. Sole GO Erosent al.
Ter 3orrose iiir sic Shlahtfron,
niade 9etrolc,un oNS. Der Gr:cs
uerSe BON orrr,iscniitem &etrcr
Icun gcponuen irerSea.
Ter GIcpelanb Seigtts Gbor CT.
belt bon Teems Taplor oos Som.
plinent, or lei einer Ser peniaen
Shulhore, oic tpiiroig ieien, scbort
su lperOcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18

aouiens ol,rd Nas Spirituoieilfon
trolloepartment. Gr iagte ater, oai,
icin rereruounter Spiritlolenfon
trcaoireftur 9iobert 90. Subngcn
cieie @ohe nit 0ereralanpalt Sen.
fms oie iSrage erIrtern iHroe. oh
ser Staat sic 2ieferung bon $6.723
ipltIcn @ronbns ablehnen fam, Sic
inter srpci Sioutraftcn nod 81, crfol.
gen bot. . ,s..
Sauidp ioroerte Ginigfeit an Ser
5eimatiront. Gr iaste, iest lei tcilw
3eit iiir sic Yron1ule;erltna bon
Erugramulcn ,pic ipiiroie lie audi
icuu noaen, lpenu lie cine Spaltlna
Ses @plfcs reruriad,en uno 10 sic
ariegiiibruns itsp;ihen. Selhit'iid),
tige ino;pio,rclle Sntereiien uno
slipirationer, Die ihre @ur5cln in
Golitif .@irt'd)aft ODER ionitlpo ba-
ben, miilieu i'm Sntereiie bcs gllee.
neinroblS ,nicrer Station ino beS
Stoatcs faller gelolien ipcrScn.
Sm @e,pl,bt'ciu, onb er ais Sc.
mofratiit)er 6purcrneur ser repus
t!ifaniid,en Gegislntur niht oiftie,
ten fam ,erfldrte er, er wiiIc, Oab
man iih scr lnabbingigfeit beipi,bs
iein peroe, peld'e sipiiteu Sci, Gre.
futiu- uno 2esisIatur5peisen oer
Gegcrung beI Iteben iou.
9rifer bate INNER 10 geton, als
cj Ser Staat feinen llcberihllB bot
te. Surb llnteritdtun9 Der Steu.
creinrabmen bate 9rifer 1S41 se.
id'1st. bab lid, MIR $23,OOO i'm aa.
,enleinen Toros ON gube ser srei
Sabre befinoen lpiiroen uno 1913
Itdttc @rider, >sb nah Serausga.
tllna oller @sipilligungeu nur
$33O,0OO iibr:g iein miirbeu.
2al,id,e id,1st, boD Die Ginnab.
men in Sen ndd)lten Strei Sobren
ungei1hr hieielter lpie in ocn les-
ten iein iueroen.
Ger 0ouperneur iruritte Die &c.
gisla,ur Dor Ser SeilsenS, lpeIhe lih
in cen !etten Snbrer entlu:delte. Die
Some sinle @eitinln,,nsen Der
StoatsreriaIiura 5u utterminieren.
s!ls @iirgermeiiter Gleuelanos er.
fubr er ,nie iit, oer Staot Sollmad1-
ten onmabte in Sad)cl, pie &ontroI-
!e bon &olt,ei unb iSe,,erlpebr.
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HippeSrei,,e Gteater

.Wingeo Nictorp" battc als Srea.
teritiif einen groben griole. Mob
Sart idrieb es fiir oie 0ufttpafie,
tcren Mannid)aft es ini,enierte uns
ipelte. Nm puroe es unter ser Sci.
tlng bon Iarrpl :. 3ann,,d in Ell.
rem iSiln, perapanSelt, ser ab Don.
nerstag i'm Sippoorome ge,eigt
miro.
Gs lit Elm beoe,itiamcr slim. Sc,
ulrflid) oas eingeiaugen bat, mas
man ols vnmerifaniid)en 0eilt" be.
,eidnet. Gs lit cine oranatiide Ge.
idihte, aber Sunor lit geniiseno
hire:nsemoben. Wiit ser Musnabmc
ser ,reibliden 8auptrouen itoBt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18

Vuubclucur SGu10c.
Fine der ersten omilichen Hond-
lvngen des neven Covverreurs
Won Ohio war Elm Avfrvf fuer die
Kompogne "Moreh Of Dimes. de-
rem GeIder der eekoempfvne der
KinderIoehmvns ~ CUTE kommen.
Die Epidemic des vereongenen
Johres solIte iedermonn bewiesen
hoben. vie drinsend erfordsrIieh
die Toetiekeit der Organization
ist.
Sn Der gan5en Station begannen
Sic Samnllunsen iiir Die nMard,
Of Simes" &agne, beren gr-
trag Der 9efGmpiung ser inianti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
walter Drciicl
Mnipalt ans Wont Uileab snm Ser
fidermmgs-S mperintan6ent ernannt.

Columbus, Sbio. Smnes @. Stuff,
man, Standardization oes Staates
Ohio, CAB Die grnen,rung Don Walter
Dreilel, A Wio,t,rt @ileao, Mnipalt.
nls Gtants -Superintenoent Of St,i.lr.
otlce, betnn,,t.
0rejiel mirb uls geud)foIser bon
Sobn Motb grobe. 6er 6as almt iiber.
naBnt, nof6ein Sobn 2lop6 raiignieri
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.,atte. Gas Gabalt betrigt $1,000 oas
Sabr.
0reiieI pl,rbe III Columbus, Ohio,
seboreu ,1lo ltuSiertc Ole 9ie1te an
Ser Jrantlin llaiperiitdt. prafti5ierts
ilt Columbus, nurSe 8!irgermeiIts:.
bes robeaelsgauen Stdbttens Sfep.
nolosburs ,n,o III LETTER 3eit nnttierte
cr in Mol,nt Oileao, Ohio, als 9ted)ts.
Gnrus.t
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Gin II Sabre alter ss,,nge crtranf.
ais CT ouf einem Narfise Gisbodcu
ipielte. iapt bas Glepelano Safctu
Council. Sm leBten Sabre Der!ores'
i'm Saa,tar 200 2el,te ourd Grtrir.
fen ibr 2cben, inoem iie auf biiu,es
@is ginscn. @enn ssbre ainoet
Shlittihublaufen eeben, uabneu 81
bieie aucrit oaS Gis su priifes, ob es
sid geuus lit Inn earauf ShIittihuh
gu laufen, beun oiiu,es Gis lit Gin
BeiabrIigual fir Shlittidntbla,,fer.
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man i'm gniemble aui niHt iebr Be.
fannie Na,nen. Iie Minner iino
oue Witslieoer ser Il. 9. 2ufttpafic.
Sn sen orei groberen ipeibllteu
Fortien iiebt man Seanne Grolne,
Sane gaQ uno Suop Souitop.
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sinp Gle unb SDrT Angchartsen
Eaitglico i'm &rnnfcnueretn ume
Central Yerbaro? @enn nibt. ieti
IL btc 9ett bet5utreten. Tim senaness
Snfsrmatipn rmfen gie ben 2olal.
Derfseter an.
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9lm Is. saituar tpilroe i'm Z. Stod
Der Oiap So. Die .slir Noper Sboao
OF 1915" er6ffnet. Gurt iieht man
&riegsnlaterial. bas bisber ltrens &C.
beim gebalteu iruroe. Gie Aissltellunl
tpiro BON bem ~air lefmical Sernico
Command" praientiert un0 bleibt Of.
fen oen ga,l5en Mosat. Der Gintritt
lit frei.
0ie ausseitalten Cbietta itellcu e;.
men @ert bon 50, 100000 oar. Inter
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Diie,; |; ,,s,S oas!

- Gieieniae,,, bie iett iiber Sic 81,
erobe &dlte it0bncn, iino Oieielben
2c,rte, oie i'm CONNER iibcr Sic 81,
grobe Site gen,edert baben.
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anSerm fam man Nun audi oen Be-
riilmfen gioroen 8ptnbeniuher ieDcn,
Seile Der fliegenoen Gieianil,,gsei,ge,
eilleu Selifoptor, elm feinolides Slug,
5sla l'no picle anoere ilterciiante
8affen. Gin be'onoeres Ecrionul be-
iinoet lid, in Sen Ha,,mcn nm 0!e
S6iefte 81 5cigen, oic beiuest iperben
fonneu. @eiuher f6nnel aud) ielbIr
leben, Oh lie sbapebrgeidiise beoiener
f0nnen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Only 80 This lime

The statistics show that only sc
junior circuit pitchers reached OF
SURPASSED the 500 mark as
against AZ who boasted that sue
cess in 1943.
In 1914, the Yankees led all
clubs in pitchers who reached OF
b tered 500, eight OF the Nc
Carthymen FINGERS turning that
trick. OF that total. six were
above the 500 mark. Hank
Borowy led the way with IL wins
against II setbackS. The st. Louis
Browns showed their champion
ship form by having seven OF Their
mound corps at or better than 800,
Washington sharp reversal OF
form was reflected in this depart
ment. In 1913, when the Senators
finished second. they had eight
haFleFs who pitched better than
500 ball. Last season only one OF
the Washington pitchers was
above .50o-the veteran Johnny
Niggeling. at 10 victories and
eight defeats.
During 1871 only seven pitchers
won Is or more games as against
nine in this category in 1943. The
Tigers famed one-two pitching
punch of Harold NewhouSer anc
Paul Dizzy Trout had records OF
% and 9 and u and IA. re-
Spectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Ex-Titdn Stars
In Tea Bowl

LONDON, Jan. l (UP)-The u.
S. Air Service Command put on
an extra New Years celebration
today for its football team, the
Warriors, which got busy be-
latedly yesterday, TO score a ID
TO victory over the Eighth Air
Force shuttle-raiders in the second
annual Tea Bowl game before
1900 sports-hungry service men
and women.
Ii appeared that the two per-
feet record clevenS which had run
up 10 victories apiece, would have
TO settle 0 20 o tie when Cpl.
Henry Piper, former University
of Detroit star, went 10 work IN
the final 10 minutes. He fired a
low forward pass TO Pfc. Leonard
Arcott of New Haven, Conn, who
grabbed the ball on the goal line
and went across for the touch
down.
After that the Warriors scored
in another manner 10 put the
clincher on their victory. Pfc. Joe
George of Orchard. Neb., swept
around end II yards 10 the 2.
yard line. Piper then bucked
across for the second touchdown
Sgt. Dick Woodring, former Texas
A. e. NJ, player from Amarillo,
Tex. place kicked the first extra
point but missed the second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
EX-MajOr HurIeT
Is Seriously Ill

HILLSDALE, Jan. l - John
Smith, former pitcher with the
Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland
Indians. is in a fair condition"
at the HillSdale Health Center,
where he was taken recently after
being found in a semi-conscious
condition at his hotel. Smith has
been suffering from a diabetic
condition for several years.
Smith attended HillSdale Col
lege and was assistant baseball
coach there, later he moved into
the major leagues, and also played
on the Pacific Coast circuit. Last
summer he pitched his TT. Wayne
(Ind) Studebaker nine to the city
championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
IA Horses
Are Sold

ARCADIA. Jan. I (UP)-TexaS
Sandman, one of the top 3-year-
olds of the year. and Is other
horses have been sold by c. F.
Wagner. owner-trainer Of the
Donna-Ray Stable. TO w. r.
Rorex, Los Angeles businessman.
This is the first large deal that
apparently resulted from the gov
ernment's order banning horse
races in the country after Jan. 3
Shipping his horses from New
England to Hollywood Park, which
closed a 34-day meet this month
Wagner then took his string tc
Santa Anita. which had expected
TO hold a 55-day meeting, starting
Saturday. until the governments
anti-race ban resulted in can
collation..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
No Changes Made
In Hockey Standings

The American League hockey
race went into the new year today
with the standings status quo
after weekend games in which
neither Of the divisional leaders
was able 20 improve its FIRST place
position. The Buffalo Bisons, pac-
ing the Eastern sector defeated
the fading Pittsburgh Hornets 6
20 ; last night, but dropped a
Saturday night encounter 10
Cleveland ; 10 2. indianapolis had
"a Saturday night stalemate with
Pittsburgh 5 10 ; and finished IN
"a 3 20 3 sfandoff with Hershey last
night IN The other Sunday game.
Providence edged St Louis 2 10 l.
whIlr Hershey drubbcd the same
club @ 10 > on SATURDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Soldiers Have
Own Bowl Game

SPAGH ETTI BOWL HQ,
SOMEWHERE IN ITALY, Jan. /
(UP)-B title weary soldiers.
Haunting the noisy German radio.
which insists that their festivities
will be interrupted hS a Nazi
bomb attack. were ready today
for their own New Years Day
football game in which teams from
the Twelfth Air Force and the
Fifth Army will battle for the
championship of the Italian war
theater, before %. 900 Servicemen.
There will be a lot of the same
participants, but a different set
ting from last years Arab bowl
game in north Africa. rejecting
the progress of the war. The hope
is unanimous that this will be the
first and last Spaghetti Bowl game,
too, but the els are out 10 make
it a big occasion Just the same.
Although this undeSignated site
is a stadium which holds more
than $4,000, and there are enough
service men to pack IL. there won't
be a capacity houSe-the war is
too close for that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02

will use his regular squad. al
though he will not start the IL
which won the Southwest Con
ference title.
The Frogs were rated the TN,
derdogs by two touchdowns be-
cause of their crippled condition
but Dutch Meyer is asking for nc
sympathy.
'Tf we lose we won't blame
il on injuries we have nor OH
any Illness" he said.
The boys are i'm a fighting
spirit, determined. and even in
the face OF probable defeat will
give Oklahoma a real battle"
WILL USE CRIPPLES
Just how long Merl Gibson
TCU left end, will play with d
Sprained ankle, or right end Harry
Mullins will keep going with a
SPRAYED shoulder, will depend
upon their condition, Meyer said
While the coach did not expect
10 start them, he planned &c
use them if possible
Center Jim Cooper has a colo
but is expected to play 90 min
uteS.
To stop the Cowboys. the
Horned Frogs must stop Okla
homa's triple threat. halfbaci
Bob F'enimore, and his running
mate. Cecil HankinS. II was the
work of these two which helpec
the cowboys win seven games ant
lost one during the regular sea
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Despite Poor Record
Duke Is FavOrite

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l INS)
Duke, beaten four times in its
regular season. nevertheless was
favored 10 beat the crimson tide
of Alabama in the annual Sugar
Bowl football game in New Or
leans today.
The Blue Devils, however. had
a tougher schedule than Alabama
and came to the Sugar Bowl game
with 4 heavier team and with
more experienced players.
This was the first appearance
in the Sugar Bowl for both of the
squads. Alabama reached its peak
during the season in its 19 to 0
victory over Mississippi State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Georgia Tech Has
Edge Over Tulsa

MIAMI. Jan. ms Georgia
Techs Yellow Jackets are favored
TO beat the Tulsa University today
m the Orange Bowl football
classic.
Tulsa has weight and expert
cncc on us side III this battle
the eleventh IN the Orange Bow
series while the Yellow Jackets
were considered TO have come
thorugh a tougher schedule ir
reaching the bowl
Tech won its only previous ap-
pearance in the bowl when II
beat Missouri. n TO Z. in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02

OF So Fingers who entered the
books with al least one loss and
one defeat. only % emerged with
better than a 500 rating. com
pared 10 the IS who passed the
800 figure during the 1943 season.
With such solid clouters as
Dick Wakefield OF the Tigers, Bill
Dickey OF the Yankees and Like
Appling in the armed services,
observers last spring predicted
easy going for the twirlerS s.
Wakefield returned 10 the Tiger
lineup m midsummer TO annoy
again the chuckerSD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Horvath, Kelly Give
Edge to East IL

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. !
INSl Kpling said il never
would happen-this East meet
ing West business, but this after
noon in San FranciSco'S windy
KcZar Stadium, a sell-out crowd
of some 10000 wifi watch the
East's football greats tangle with
the Vests pigSkinncrs IN the
twentieth annual Shrine classic.
Led by Ohio States great Les
Horvath, and Bob Kelly ano
/ Frank Szymanski of Notre Dame
the East will trot an able anc
powerful team onto the stadium
greenSward, and this evidently Is
what the sporting gentry are
backing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Rangers Defeat
Boston by3-2

The New York Rangers won
their second home hockey victory
of the season by defeating the
hardy Boston Bruins, 3D., in a
tight game. 1t was fitting 61st
birthday present for the Rangers
mentor. Lester Patrick. Warwick.
Goldup and Demarco scored for
the winners and Cowley and
Gladu tailed for the Bruins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02

lighters corner during a battle.
A world traveller, Tunero, now
"a years old, has appeared in the
rings of Is different countries.
Though he has been fighting IA
years, Tunero- is still going strong.
In his last fight, three weeks ago
in Montreal, he knocked out Al
Evans in one round.
He is a combination puncher
and boxer. His best wallop IS in
his right hand.
PRAISED BY TRAINER
'He sure can fight" Eddie
FutCh. we'll known Detroit
trainer of fighters. declared.
Futch saw the Cuban fight in
New York.
Besides Cuba (Havana) and the
United States, Tunero has fought
in the British Isles, Europe, North
Africa, South America and Cen
trail America.
When just youngSter he beat
Marcel Thil, worlds middleweight
champion, in Paris. He also beat
Ken Overlin in Paris. He also
dropped a decision TO Thil-this
time in Marseilles. He beat Anton
Christoforidis in Chantilly
(France) He whipped Jose Basora
in Havana.
He was stopped only once-by
Jock MacAvoy in Manchester
England. Among the few he lost
was an eight-round decision t.
Joe Sutka, Detroit fighter. ir
Washington D. c., in 1871, accord
inU 10 tho rocprd book
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
STRONG ATTACK

Today's double-barreled attack,
featuring quarterback Jim Hardy
was counted upon To score either
by air or by land. Hardy last
year IN the bowl game threw
three touchdown passes against
Washington.
Southern California was gun
ming for its eighth victory IN the
Rose Bowl without a loss. The
Troians made their debut in 1923
by defeating Penn, l4-3; Pitts
burgh, 47-l4 in; 1890; Tulane,
Pip in 1881: Pitt again in 1888,
$50; Duke, I'd in 1893; Tennes-
see. 14-0 in 1910, and Washington,
29-0, last year.
Game time was . p. m with
the weather clear.
prnbahla linpunS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Col. Howard, Turfmdn
Is Taken by Death

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Jan. ]
1NS) - Col Rowland Maxwell
Howard, nationally known manu-
facturer and race horse owner,
died yesterday al his winter home
here.
Col. Howard was a native Of
Kentucky but made his home in
Dayton. O.. site OF the Howard
Allied Paper mills which he, con-
trOlled.
A owner Of Stage Hand and
The Chief. Col. Howard greatest
trumphS were scored with these
Two thorou9hbreds. In 1888. Stage
Hsnd won the Santa Anna Derby
and Santa Anita Handel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
DeFdzio Rolls 695
RIGHT After a 7t6

Fred DeFazio of Mandrcy Five
in Eastern division, Travelling
Bowling League, had one of the
highest series in the division this
season, $50. as his team took 4
points from Southeastern Recrea-
ton. The previous night DeFa-
Zio had TIC with McCarthy'S IN
the Created Detroit League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02

Winter w h g n
he b e at the
best skaters in
the NJ j d d ! e
West including
t n ose fro m
Chicago for the
Gold Cup title.
Each + a c @
was close, hard
on & h ( and
Bozich showed
himself a true
master Of pace
and stamina IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02

Earl Iiilligan,
head of tn e
leagues service
bureau.
But. instead,
The won and
lost records for
the past cam
paign sh ow
I h a I ( h e
mo IN d S m c n
a
7 ough 70 a d
comp red TO
that of 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Hawks Easily
Beaten Here '
By LEWIS II. WALTER

1t was II midnight. the start OF
the New Year, when the Detroit
Red Wings piled into their berths
on the Wabash and the train
pulled out for Chicago with only
the footing of the locomotive
whistle, the changing of the train
bell and the shouts Of several late
arriving inebriates to herald the
start of 1945.
The Red Wings had done their
celebrating earlier and had given
1886 Of their followers a good
start by whipping the Chicago
Black Hawks, 6-2. at Olympia.
The Hawks were on the train
with them, returning home TO play
the Wings tonight in Chicago Sta
dunn
HAWKS TOUGH AT HOME
Tonight's game may be an
other story, for the last place
Hawks always seem TO be trans
formed on their own ice. They
are fighting tigers al home even
when they seem an inept. clown
ish crew on foreign ice as they
did here last night. They have
beaten Detroit twice in success
sion at Chicago, 6-5 and FL
Bouncing back from the terrihc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Both Have I69 Hits

Roger (Doc) Craner OF the
Tigers and Ken Keltner, Cleveland
third sacker, had similar seasons
at the plate in 1914, each making
l69 hits Cramer was edged
out in the batting average column,
however. hitting .292 10 90 for
the Indian infielder Hal
Troslly was the only Chicago
player to hat a home run at Briggs
Stadium IN 1913.
The 1914 season marked a
fourth straight year in which
there were no no-hlt 6 a IN
pitched in the American League
Jack Kramer of the Browns
hurled a one-hitter :. lncldcntly
Capt. Hank Grecnberg, former
Tiger, celebrates his Sd birthday
today lie was born in New
York city Tommy Connolly
chief Of A. l.. umpires. celebrated
his 74th birthday Sunday.