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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Although he gave up his posi-
tion of pro-manager at Meadow
brook Country Club when he
entered war work more than two
years ago, Ernie Shave maintains
his contacts with the game through
two important positions . secre-
tary-treaSurcr of the Michigan
PGA and vice president Of the ma
tional organization.
This is an ideal arrangement for
Shave, because as he admits. Golf
always will be in my veins .
And it's no wonder, because he
has been close TO golf almost since
he was big enough TO walk,
His father. Herb Shave, course
superintendent at Oakland Hills,
has been identified with the game
for years . Ernie's brother, Bob,
is pro in the Cleveland district
and like Ernie is a good golfer.
Ernie, who now is working for
Roy r. Mitchell. a former presi-
dent of Mcadowbrook. keeps in
contact with as many as possible
OF the pros in the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Spy, Runnofs
Stir Fighters
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Eddie Futch, who handles Leroy
Willis training, today scoffed at
reports Eddie Simmons had been
planted" as a sparring partner
for JuSte Fontaine to obtain fistic
secrets which would be advanta-
geous 10 Willis.
Willis and Fontaine clash in the
ring at Olympia tomorrow night.
That's plain silly" Futch de-
clared. willis wouldn't do any
thing like that. nor does he have
to. Anyway, Willis Is training in
the same gym with FOntaine
and can look at him work."
II Simmons was a plant the
maneuver was anything but a
bowling success. Fontaine knocked
the local boy through with ropes
al the Williams gym yesterday
with one wicked right hand
wallop
With that devastating punch
the odds, which had favored Willis
at 6 to ), changed quickly to 7 to
5 and then 8 to 5 on Fontaine
with the possibility they may
reach 2 to l by gong time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Jefferson Back

1t. Bernie Jefferson. former
halfback star at Northwestern
University, has returned TO this
country after a tour of duty as a
fighter plane pilot in Sicily and
Italy Jack DeField, the ma
tional collegiate pole vaulting
champion from Minnesota, is a
gym teacher in the Wilmette
(Chicago suburb elementary
schools.
The White Sox lost 25 out of
80 home night games in 1914 and
will play only ID at Comiskey
Park this season James j
Johnston will do a 15-minute box
ing CAB regularly over a New
York radio station.
The loss of southpaw Max
Lanier and outfielder Stan Musial
TO the armed forces has stripped
the world champion Cardinals of
a considerable percentage of the
pitching and batting power which
enabled them TO outclaSS the Ma
tional League field by a large
margin last season But with
Marty Marion and the Walker
hrothers-Mort and Walk-Billy
Southworth still is in fair shape
for material.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Rare Occasion

Arturo Godoy, on his way back
10 the u. S. from his home in
Chile, was beaten by Roscoe Toles
in a l0-round bout at Olympia
in 1887 They were rematched
and the bout ended in a draw, one
Of the few windup match draws
IN modern history here.
Coach Bo McMillin names Cal
Hubbard, the one-ume Green Bay
and New York Giants star tackle.
as the best football player he ever
saw Hubbard is now a vet
eran American League baseball
umpire-and one Of the best Off
cials in the majors.
George Trafton, line coach for
the Packers, who for most OF his
life made Chicago his home. is a
yeaF-aFeHnd resident of Green
Bay Satchel Paige had to
give up a USO tour this winter
because OF stomach trouble which
has been keeping the great Negro
pitcher laid up at his home in
Kansas City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

that packs the Chicago Stadium
for the Black Hawks. win or lose.
Forward Byron (Butch) Nc
Donald and defenseman Gully
Simon also are making Chicagoans
satisfied with the trade.
They are coming here with the
Black Hawks Saturday night 10
show why President Bill Tobin of
the Hawks is satisfied he made a
swap deal for his laSt-place club.
Had it not been for Seibert's
Splurge against the Bruins, some
DetroiterS might be raising eye
brows about the deal now, because
Crosse apparently has struck a
gait somewhat near the stride
that made him the Wings out
standing player in the playoffS
of 1941-42.
Some of Detroit's forwards are
anything but m Jor league in
form now.
In the first five games Crosse
played for Chicago he scored three
goals and gained two assists, his
big night coming last S un d a
when he scored twice as the
Hawks shut out the Toronto
Maple Leafs, 40.
He and Mcdonald figured in 8
Of Chicagos 13 goals since they
Joined the club.
1t was said The Count felt he
was being placed at an unfair
advantage on Detroit'S third line
this year and tits true he showed
| far better form when used with
sgd Howe and Bruneteau.
The Count has no squeaks or
his linemates at Chicago. He is
on the Hawks top line with Clint
Smith at center and Bill Mosienkc
at right wing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Ou+-of- Town Skaters
In Times Derby

senior men-Bobby Fitzgerald Mial rs
bud quinn Don Evans Frank DALEY g. We
|srd Leroy sherman, Toledo. II turi
Thornton. Battle Greek, James k9His
S5riar pomcn-Bca,rice Amssu, Windsor
conn RITA Janet Chicaro. Eileen WhailCy
v.iruip9r Dorothy kuIns, Mary K1luis
heurs W Wr1us Esther Wroua. Helen WIlna
FIuteure WrUnA. Sarinaw.
rgruef BUD AffSlier Stanley PntChctt Jacs
gFtrd Wvsudttte. Eugene Gardner Royal OAK
intermediate girls Betty Frahiin. Minnie
apoIis Betty Mitchell WlnnipeT Shirley
Giyeus Fflnt Janet Beatty. saginaw. Jenny
Eum8f0WEH WyaudCite Betty johnson. Royal
oak Mary Cagnon Rosemary Boruas. New
Junior boys-Bob staudcl. Flirt victor
JACQUES New Baltimore Richard Fritz Dear
bonn Robert Taskcr Hazel Park Bill Dufpur
FCith Pritchett Joe Kane Al BLocnury
Wanfotte Don steesrt Russell Clifford.
jim Mccarthy HiFhiAnd Park
Junior Firis-CharlOtte BaruaS New Baiu'
mrrr. Jeanette Cfarniak, Royal OAK
Juvenile b3yt-Eobert Adam New Balimore.
- C9Bfly Hazel PARK BIZ Wor!ey, Highitna
Faeii John Kovisk. Fred Sehrandt, Don
D8lnski Joe Pa.aftols Wyendotte
Juvenile rirs-NatEdrel Lamb Clarenceviile
Ann NJ a0nsid Mary 10 Fsulder wyandoite
aldref b1vE--JCnny Lcz0tte alex Mcdonald.
Jackie Murphy, Philip DcSans Wyandotte.
BOBBY Johnson Royal Osf Donald McMuliin'
cradle 6dys-Gp7rTie Kyle Saginaw Jerry
C-sf.e firs-irens tsmb, Clarencevlis
Philip DcsauA. Wyandcttt,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Bob Tales
There S a War Tinge
in Times Derby
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Let's see, if Ken Hall. Her
Weber, r. H. Ross and the latlS
Walter Osmun and others started
The Detroit Times Gold and
Silver Skates Derby back in 1928
that would be the year that:
AS a fiedgling in the newspaper
business / knew everything in the
world (and let's have no remarks
from the cheap seats). An, to
swing back the years to that bliss
full era!
Skates were those strange look
ing things you saw attached TO
peoples shoes in pictures. A lot
of things were going on in the
world of sports. The pink balloon
OF the fabulous twenties was on
its way up.
The war was five years in back
of the world, a horrible memory
growing dim.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Moving South

At least one professional base
ball team will move south for its
spring training-Marv Owen will
take his Portland (Ore.) Beavers
10 San Jose, Cal. Jack John
son. ex-heavyweight champion,
says "fitawhs today don know
how 10 stand, they don know how
TO defend and they don know
nothin'.
Ned Irish, the basketball king,
approached by owners IN the
National Football League, refused
TO consider a proposal he replace
Commissioner Elmer Layden -.
which was good judgment
Basketball coaches regard Doug
Kenna of Army as the equal OF
any college PLAYER IN the country
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
CriisIer Likely
Big 10 Boss
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Jan. Is - Clar-
ence (Biggie) Mum, popular and
efficient line coach of Michigan,
will be favored to inherit Fritz
Crisler's Job of head coach, If
Crisler takes over the commits
sionership of the Western Con-
ference.
The athletic directors of the
Big Ten will meet in Chicago next
week and are expected TO offer
the $4,000 post TO Michigan's s
athletic director and coach.
When asked whether he would
accept, CriSler made no comment.
Close friends believe, however, he
is planning to take the post.
Michigan will be faced with the
task of filling Crisler's spot as
athletic director from limited can
didates. Many candidates are in
the armed serviceS. Crisler has
had no assistant since he took
over from Fielding H. Yost.
The Wolverine athletic plant Is
one of the biggest and most COM
plete in the country and it takes
a capable businessman to handle
all the affairs.
Crisler came to- Michigan in
1898 as assistant athletic director
Yost retired he took over the
dictatorship His football teams
have been very successful and ex-
cellent drawing cards.
If he takes the Western Con-
ference post, CriSler will be re-
turning he ne. He played his
college football at Chicago Uni
verSity when that school was one
of the football powers of the land,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Turf Head Sees
Mr.. Byrnes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 CUP)
Closer liaison between the ma
tons race tracks and the Office
of War Mobilization headed 10y
James +. ByrneS was pledged to-
day by Harry A. Parr III, head of
the Thoroughbred Racing Associa-
tion, after conference with
Byrnes and members of his staff.
Parr offered the services Of the
association in the war effort at
the meeting yesterday He en-
phaSized that no discussion was
held regarding the possible re-
opening of the nations race tracks
which ByrneS closed down shortly
after the new year began,
This IL no time 10 make
such a request" Parr said
Parr is spokesman for the 33
major tracks represented in the
association. He said that future
conferences would be held with
Byrnes' office from time 10 time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Bozich Won 4 Times

Derby Notes The Herbert
Weber trophy for the decathlon
championship is the oldest skating
trophy in America Older
even than the Joe Donaghue
trophy won by Detroits Llnf
Guenther al Lake Placid in 19 -
Weber II IS pointed out each
year is the father Of Winter
Sports in Detroit His trophy
vas first won by Joe Gagnier hack
in 1923 and Joe will be over there
again this weekend but he
is an official now
Vince Bozich, the red-headed
Willow Run war boss, has won IL
four times and he's a 10-1 shot
10 win il again LiSle Conklin
and Guenther won il three times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Now Sgt. Peppey, home on a
30-day furlough after almost two
years in the south and southwest
Pacific, finds most of his friends
are far away.
Among those he has met since
coming home 10 pile on a little
weight with his mothers eXcell-
ent cooking are Ensign Joe
Vaughn, who was in his class at
school and Bill Brady.
Joe is en- route 10 the West
Coast and duty outside the coun-
try. Bill has been discharged from
the marines after getting malaria
on Guadalcanal and is working
for a company that makes medl-
cineS for ServiCemen.
1--WE run into friends I'm all
parts of the world" Bobby told
Joe at lunch yesterday. "On the
streets OF Sidney, Australia, or
in the mud OF BOngainville, you
meet fellows you went to school
with or who played against you
I'm football or basketball.
among the kids we played
with, now scattered around the
world, are Don Hume, Tommy
Hughes, Henry Bender, Willard
McDermott. Eddie Muralne and
Danny Bradley.
"0f course. the big day was
when 1 found my brother Jim's
outfit on GuadalCanal and had
a chance to look him up. That's
long way from Van Dyke ave
nue.. but for couple of days 1t
was just like home"
Bobby is a radio operator on a
transport. Early next month he
starts west again. After a few
months on the coast, he expects
TO be on his way overseas, this
time nearer and nearer 10 Japan
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

roy Willis miniature muStache
and suggested the fighter shave
10 of.
why, Mr.. Londes," Willis
protested mildly, cit will only
grow back again"
Steve O'Neill, Tiger manager,
Will be the guest of honor at a
banquet in Buffalo en- route to
the big league baseball meeting
at New York Dan Daniel,
New York sports scribe. voted for
Bin Klein and Ring Lardner for
the baseball hall Of fame, de-
parture from tko usual policy OF
voting for players only.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
From Percy Jones

Sports Golden Age, so we were
to learn later, was Towering.
What sticks in the memory after
all these years? There was that
sensational Luis Angel Firpo-Jack
Dempsey fight in Boyles' Thirty
Acres over in Jersey. That was
something you gabbed about for
weeks.
But the big talk among the
young fellows around that Knox
Vile spot was baseball. George
Sisler the year before had pushed
tTy Cobb out of the batting
throne with a APO. Ty had .401.
Then had come the eye trouble
that kept Sisler out of baseball
in 1923. Herman Babe Ruth be-
came the champion with .391
batting average. The Georgia
Peach was on the decline with a
$40 but that outfield greyhound.
iris Speaker, was still going
along. polling out neat $50.
1t would be nice TO dwell
those years but the present "
compelling. The idea was 10 write
something about that Skates
Derby this coming weekend. It's
a great show, a three-ring winter
sports circus
Let's see how has the war af-
1 fected the mems races? Who is
going TO win those Silver SkatesH
The iinge OF World War III is
heavy we learn. For instance Jim
Thomson and Walter Omelenchuk.
outstanding candidates for the
blades are war workers beyond
80 years OF age. .-
a third candidate. Jimmy
kn4niS,- ,-l9, Of Saginaw may he
up in there. He has just been
given a medical discharge from the
army. Word was received yester-
day that Bobby Snyder, who has
raced in all OF the Times meets
since nc was 6 lhe's 19 nowl
would try 10 make IL home IN time
from an army camp where he IS a
private
Then there is 1t Cecil Thorn
ton, who will be coming down
from Percy Jones Hospital at
Battle Greek where he IS on the
staff doing a great job with war
conyaleSCents.
He is one Of those boys known
as a Minneapolis flyer" and
contemporary Of such skating
greats as Ken Bartholomew and
Art johnson Of the North country.
He'll be- IN those skates and don't
be- surprised II ne takes them, we
are told
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
SinkWicIR
Faces Call

ATHENS, Ga, ,Ian. . t1NS)-
The Clarke County draft board
revealed today that orders for a
prc-induction re-eXamlnation have
been mailed 10 frankie SInkwich
in Youngstown. q.
Sinkwich has played professional
football with the Detroit Lions
for the past two seasons frankie,
married and father Of one child,
holds a medical discharge from
the marine corps and was placed
in AZ last summer because of
fiat feet and a heart muImur.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
MandeI, Lions Owner,
Weds Second Time

CHICAGO, Jan. % CUP)-Fred
Mandel Jr.. owner OF the Detroit
Lions professional football club.
and Mrs. Edna Bernerd of Cali>
fornia and New York. were mar
rled yesterday at the home OF
MandelS brother, Col. Leon Man-
del in Highland Park, Ill
II was the second marriage for
both Mandel and Mrs. Bernerd.
former wife Of Hollywood film
producer Jeffrey Bernerd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
66 Ouf-Of-TOwn Skaters Enter Times Derby

England's senior womens cham
pion.
Heat drawings for the Gold and
Silver Skates Derbies are 70 be
made today and printed on tomor-
rows sport page. Entries still will
be received TO race time for the
open and novelty events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Eileen Whalley Canadian senior
girl champion, and Betty Mitchell,
Canadian intermediate champion.
Others are Betty Frahlin, Min
nesota's intermediate champion;
Bod Quinn, Ohio state champion
Rita Janet, Illinois senior women'S
title-hoider; Beatrice Amaan. New
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

tional. two CANADIAN, one New
England and five state champions
who will compete in the eight
open races on Sundays program.
Heading the list Of visiting
bladesmen is Bobby Fitzgerald,
Minnesota's best and national rec
ord holder for the half mile;
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Saturday and Sunday Ten of them
are from other states.
Forty-two of these are boys
and "A girls-who will give the
Detroit lads and lassies plenty of
stiff competition.
Included IN the list are one ma
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Sports Co-0rdinafor
Not for MaCPhdiI

NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (UP)-
Col Larry MacPhail, who tried
to kidnap Kaiser Wilhelm after
World War l. wants more action
than he thinks a job as national
sports Co-ordinator would give, so
me ruled himself out today as a
candidate.
~ don't think there is any
need for a co-OrdlnatOr and even
if there were he wouldn't be able
TO accomplish anything" he said,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Sports
Boxer Charlie Hayes
10 Get Navy Wings
By LEO MACDoNELL

Charley Hayes, Ferndale mid
dleweight star, will get his wings
as a naval flier al Corpus Christi
next month, according TO Leo
Jones Al Ellis, Detroit mitt-
Ster, has been named bantam
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

weight pro s.
pect OF the
month" in the
February issue
OF Ring Maga-
zine.
5 a m p s o n
p ow ell, the
ring dynamiter,
is "a years old
and has two
children .
Nick Londes
b e c a m e a n
HnyFaA upRL -
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
SkafesDerIDyPr
SATURDAY, STARTING lP. NJ.

Qualifying Silver Skates me Gold Skates senior
20 and 100 yards intermediate boys me iQ yards 20
yards junior boys 20 yards iO yards ne juvenile boys 20
yards 44O yards me; midget boys 100 yards 440 yards news
boys emile novice SchoobOyS i4-nle
Fnals-Senior mems 2lO yards ase oncie and miles;
senior girls 220 yards lme intermediate boys 220 yards nile
intermediate girls 220 yards iiO yards nc boys lmle
junior girls 22f yards juvenile bo 220 Yards juvenile girls go
yards; midget boys 100 gi 100 yards 2O yards
cradle boys 100 yards cradle 220 yards school girls
hnNs
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26


Coach a lie y
ChcSney doesn't {
mind bcin z
quoted on this
p re iction
either. He said
regretfully
Two Of my
3 { a r S are
through after
to m OrrO
nights game
W 1 { h st.
Il q n 2 d lc {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
BY KEN HALL
skates DERBY Editor

Sixty-Six out-of-town skaters
have entered the 23d edition Of
The Detroit Times Gold and Silver
Skates Derby races TO be held on
Lake Tacoma, Belle Isle, next
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Eh&uIl|S

SPORTS ~ { a p $ L l. +
FORM BaCkcrs of Ford FrIck
for the late Judge Lands job
point 10 the fact his recent trips
10 Washington show some OF
the older and wiser heads IN the
game, including Clark Griffith,
who ran interference for the
y. L. preXy in the Capitol, are
showing him to the front now
so he can prove his mettle.
Future Of baseball is up TO
Congress Work or Fight leg
iSlation says VIII Harridge Of
A. L. DefenSeman Jimmy
Drummond of Hershey, owned
by Rangers, has received orders
from Canada 10 resume military
service Joe Baksi is l2-5 to
beat Lee Oma IN n. Y. toUOr-
row Bantam champ Ortiz,
81 was inducted yesterday
got a three-day furlough, meets
Bert White in San Diego to-
morrow -. Stats Marion will
be honored tonight by Phllly
sports writers as most out
standing athietc' Bobo
NewSom viii be among honored
guests.
There are S6g. 400 in prizes in
Petersen bowling affair starting
in Chicago Saturday ... an all
time record purse 49,. Golfer
Bobby Jones and baseball man.
Pants Rowland are latest TO be
mentioned for Lands job
Clark Griffith of Senators
thinks that baseball will be able
W
Billy HasSctt, a curly haired
kid from he sidewalks OF New
York, is the ne wcampus hero
at Notre Dame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
.PrepGdge
Stars TO Leave
Times Photo
BY JAKE BERSON

Two of the Metropolita n
Leagues unbcaten powers in bas-
ketball, Northwestern and Central,
stand 10 suffer most as the Semes-
ter close his week removes many
outstanding cagorS from the prep
scene.
Hardest hit are tho Colts. run
nerup 10 Mackenzie for the Metro
title last year, who lose three first
Stringers. Playing thcsr final game
for Northwestern against Chadscy
tomorrow arc Ronald Teaylcy. AL
City forward; Hal Pink and Char
ley Jones, the backbone of Coach
jim DCmarec'S team.
Central will lose Al Taub, one
OF the leagues top performers,
and Bob Reynolds, veteran center
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Loss Of 2 Hey Men
Threat ID ShRaKnPOckS
by TOM HARPER

Catholic Central basketball
team holds down first place in the
first division north group Of the
Catholic League with four straight
wins. but II Is afraid It won't be
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Harry Terbruggen's 1872, scored
Dec. q, 1914, is the city season
bowling high instead OF Bill
Kenet's ISL, as reported. Kenets
series is second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Hawks Visit May
Test Seib0Pf Deal
BY LEWIS H. MALTER

goals give Detroit victory
Boston Tuesday night left the Red Wings well satisfied
with the deal that brought him exchange for three players
But there lamentations from Chicago either for Don The
becoming hockey
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Both players have completed
eight semesters Of athletic com
petition allowed by the State
High School Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
SOUTHWEST

TuMORROwS GANEs
SouthVcstcrn W wilbur wright a. North
western. ChadSey vs. Northwestern ~ South
western Northeastern a. Western Miller r
Southeastern. ai az us. Cooley a. Crr.raI
Northern AZ Rcdford Eastern A. DENLY aI
~ 30. HautFamek az GarS Tech. , uU
Highland PARK vs. Pershing AZ Nolan 8 900
tNonIeague EHmD
SATURDAYS GANF
Mackenzie AZ T.. ~ D HiFb 30
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

How we will fare remains
To be seen, but the outlook
does not look too bright"
The two lads Chesney loses are
Gene Perrin and Bill Wightkin.
Perrin, guard and captain, is -
teams leading scorer and Il
ball handler.
Wightltin. who won all-city and
all-statc grid nonors the last two
season and acclaimed as one OF
the best all-around athletes ever
10 perform for the Shamrocks,
'aS been a big factor with his
olay around the blackboard and
as been averaging eight points
5er contest.
But Coach Chesney, with an eye
20 the future, has readied Tom
NcHale 10 step in for Perini,
while Pat Walsh and Dick Ciesel-
ski will battle it out for Wight
kin's spot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Tenth annual Dogsed Derby grand march Of all contestants
Senfinss Gold and Silver Skates finals Gold and Silver Skates
debes Walter Osnun 2me Memorial oscar P1rmentor Memorial
mile for Harry Carl mile open for senior men
440
yards $40 yards ia-ne womens 440 yards emile inter-
mediate boys 44C yards lme intermediate girls 4O yards "a
mile junior boys 229 yards 40 yards Emile junior girls 49
yards u 9mle juvenile boys 40 yards ilme juvenile girls 40
yards y ae midget boys 22O yards 4i0 yards midget girls 40
Yards cradle boys 22O cradle girls 100 yards nesboy
father and mother and daughter m broad
Jump barrel Jump fancy skating and novelty
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
NOT so TOUGH

The other two divisional leaders,
Southeastern and Hamtramck,
viii be weakened 10 o lesser OK
tent. The JungalccTS viii be with
out Capt Sam Adams after this
week. while the Cosmos chief loss
is Gene Study, 4 forward who was
a regular last year
Mackenzie. defeated only by
Central, drops two valuable play
ers in Larry Gaffka and Tino Sa-
buco, regulars on last year S
championship outfit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Marine Meets Prep
Pals i'm South Pacific

the marines than three
hundreds of young fellows around has neghbohood
Many played with him St Charles Highs basketball and football
Others had jobs Eastern and Southeastern
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
n. P. Recreation League

Fromm's 25. Aeronautical q.
H. p. A. c. 27. II. p. J. c. 26.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
SUNDAY. - NOON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. STARTING / P. VI.

Qualifying heats Tor Gold and Silver Skates dcbe, for out
DHn and working skaters
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

Billy HasSctt a curly haired
kid from he sidewalks OF New
York, IS the ne wcampus hero
at Notre Dame.