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Evening star., 1946-10-06
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK Cont

e :. =, r,ilk septs and / buck. A.
BRooKFIELD, Laurel 145 R.,o,,rs -
With 'I saddle and and srIsis .sifsI i,aIns
pleasure horse: assorted saddles, brides
bsAFf F1ffmRR65 R6hsEssFine H' Fl eSSa team of srays
aoo lh ssr seeh yrs old soHnd in
FL ss,af 'Iss'o5 9ss g not need $40
FOR sALEnl lge; Holstein: Guernsey heif-
hslfers. Phone Fails Church l1za,
ssds fsss s iSS T,s$ fiji e; A,.s Psv11 "
SMIso %kn rsL sitss kfi!i FiRh
Phone ha.,at vis sss5s 5ts soos
condition. ,Cal Glebe 7l2a.. =
eoATs 60 deveF will si Dsy sevson ss head " need about
PGREBRED. vacinated e herd. H. Aberdeen An
gus cattle; 33 cows, calves at side; Earl
Nsfss YoTss spSfrRD RSSaps s9Gfsvs sGGp posY ese m
good riding horses; | Western saddle: peri.
e1f Engsh ssadef srsf sae brides en
harnsss ha pov s sost s[' and fryhs kds
EDdEwATER RIDING ACADEMY. 25I4
SHEEP. flock of purebred Hampshire ewes.
PONIES "a for sale. different sizes; hl
pones TO be or xentIe and safe for any @ ehiid
TO ride Have been used to teach children
to rice. $40 Ga. ave. nv. IA. 9!sl
GOOD. SADDLE HORSES g.. sound and
gentle; reasonable: Phone sE, 1854. %
RIDING MakEs; gentle for enidrsn
2 saddles and brides. Oh 3074. g
MONEY -MAKERs-l2 Of the finest 2-yr-
old Hereford cows in Montgomery Co. 3
with calves: 100 bred Western ewes. about
60fe had twin lambs ALFRED TAYLOR
& CO. Call Gaithersburs 27F4. -6
COLT FOR SALE. riding stock. Hillside
ToGGENBERG Mich GOATS, male and
FIETcEER. ifls@1e esan Waldorf, Mg Nj the '"0'
JUST RECEIVED 500 slightly used Army
horse wool blankets. 81 IS; 800 new Army
saddles, SI5.95: 81 English saddles. s64
s9d RRfTT sG,5 sADD5E f. AND SaAk|Sass
RABBITs-Pure bred New Zealand whites
and reds; also ratproof hutches. HI.
SADDLE MARE, 8 years old. very stylish.
can @ 5umn; ! mile west Of Falls Church.
BuTGHEkING HOGS for sale: " IL moon noon
FAMILY ih, COWS V two. H Guernsey. Jersey,
rich milk. gentle: l-horse wagon, harness;
2-horse moving machine: good condition;
$40: 3 English saddles, bride, Army saddle
and and @ bride. si2; good condition. G M
BEAuTiFuL Jersey B1LL. p purebred. b =
mos. old. Phone Alex. 1856. -
HORSE-6-year-oi bay saddle horse, req
istered halfbreed. 5000 HeTndon l42-J =
Evening star., 1946-10-06

BUILDOZER, shovels. sraders and rollers
iiut al Al BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO 622 st. NV. National
PIANOS FOR RENT-Popular models in
spinets and consoles. For full informa-
ton, call Republic 621a KITS. 1880 @
st NV (middle of the block III
Evening star., 1946-10-06
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

,nsud.d aass' IN Aad adverssssmes: ] ss: nun undes e
Rooms, Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where 4. Star boz num-
substituted for the address. In such
cases The star win secure the exact
address. which viii be avsilsbls TO the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
guest.
Evening star., 1946-10-06
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

coon DUCK sHooTINGi best part Poto-
mac River Me. 0317
HUNTERS-We can accept couple of
good sportsrlens in our club in W. Va.
i10 miles from D. c.. in the deer; bear
end turkey huntinc section For inforins
pa II
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RoArs tcont.)

/ F0k sALE-owsns cruiser Iezl de luxe.
ss ssAsS II &. ii. 5asss aS
ss5spaSp ss e. III 5sssss M saEfs
snssnes' @ 0tds instailed this summer. % This 81"
condition Il You are iooeeins for for . bess
ssl1s u ssi SRi Ttis E. !? sss sAeas oa
6 T GHu.sas Fasy osS spd e.i head
ssss gsessP ssssjPes Moyss sss Sc q. KITE ssAD
woo, WOOD IL KAYAK sss s 81 sss s oak Frame
s SsoAT, Is johnson n and Nd s.hp, se motor both
Water Witch. iine condition, sb5. 4ao4
efxsGXar f0f sAT eaBfs GsRfs ess,sER Ms
#; BY f. n i,a txeellsnt eonditioe espe.
as' a in Hs. 1885, has e Bnss mss 1s
e., sT3si If'y'2s en- Bss. as ls
fIRi fRf SsSS SsSs VI sHoSE sits Co. INC oa.,s new
Richsrdson sedan, *s $50 delivered; 1871, ,
33 f. Richardson, sleeps 8, In new boat
ssDs g. 1919 CUSTOM sn pu ii 9sens 81 M crss.n ssasn
bargain, 81. 900: 80 IT. Haekercraft speed
boat. reduced for quick sale. 18th st. and
Jsfderson sde Davis hwy Arlington. Va. Gil.
DC. vENTnAToR FAN, $50; 9 dc.
@sS5oFi ssa lsfss eD .nchor sna ss5 al sn.sr fer
anchor. -$l4 kerosene lsntern. practically
new, So small portable porcelain bath
s ss x.ss fca asS'f ssS S{a Maine 'ata a7s
SGh1sKST + + 2, sSnd
FOR sALE-skanesteies lightning sioop.
sna 9aDeis, !ess.tep eaasgRsS sgsS TH Sp sS Of san:
teyn canoe $50; boathogse berth. Phon.
vi eaBlS KEnER aKEsfE fE sf z IT, .fss e.a,a stream
~n ss5:s S%R.sae
Maine s5SSos So ! sroWy 5sy;y R aset ss th end
ss nsS sSA s.e1es ssr io4 ae sss s'
sAiLBoAiI; .i ls-ft; cabin slqo.; new: s.s-
nnasn st tf ,.s., es s. Hss' e.. M s
MEAD at BazzsISd Point Boat Yard Pc
Siis9sF1 NH sg5Sl 1f T. Susf s new sail. Best essr
CABIN CRGfsER. 4s It., twin screw.
Chris-craft, 3a;yolt lighting. all eonv..
eruisins. '" sSss.rd's Point. foot 't of ist is
Mis.fT III HIGGINS Utility. J, s;4! ss.t .,! Chris
snd gpeSsT. p" ss west Riy.r Al Az.
safe, sceommodates g.. frst-els condi-
SON fully equipped, anchor, lights, new
canvas cover, adapted for outboard motor
ssaddo ssad 1shins: leayins town, sell now; only
n4e. ne fs .nS mo9o GHs ss
DE. 6400, Apt. Az. or write Box 357.K.
sAiL3oAr for rent. CLAYTON, Chalk
ESoELIHNr 9e soaT for cruising runs saAo or sh
ing; new August. 1913: largest well-known
boat builders; size s3xl6'. has ali-electric
salley including stove and refrtseration;
two sisetris .aer heaters hss,sEs ps.
pumps. electric blower system throughout.
two Universal 115-volt lighting plants,
Lux-A-Mstic nre system throushout. has
double and for s.
house Panish controls: air whistle. large
air compressor. two heavy-duty winches
for handling anchors dinghy and hoist
powered BY two Kermsth Sea Raid.Ts: in
BY appointment BOX 2se-v. star.
RUNABOUT lspeedboaU, 1s-ft. factory
ssa,p.a R.a. sad :.n. sasns sesoun, .es sy
h.ss Beach Nae Me sesthous. sr "a Va centrs ave-
NEW Eco 35-ft.. cruiset.e, twin screw,
% m p h.. avatl. Nov delivery. sleeps D.,
Eeo Dsnsea Il sfal.ea hes n
| built a41. pair new Chrysler Royals in
stalled, ready for, Florida trip.
Wheeler 40 cruiser. excellent aeeommo-
esn' aesr vsae sHss 'ha %sf resies eco MAJ
| a33 II St sv. RE tS8al La
Evening star., 1946-10-06

NEW ELCO 35-ft, cruiset.e, twin screw,
% m p h.. ayail. Nov, delivery. sleeps 8,
double planked mahoe. hull. V drive:
built 1871, pair new Chrysler Royals in
stalled. ready for Florida trip.
Wheeler 40 cruiser excellent accommo- y
dollar value ROGERS ELCO MARINA.
a33 St. sw RE 669l Ia
Evening star., 1946-10-06

size; silver fox mum req Iox mum oH.
WASHING MACHINE; 1912 seaeix; ex-
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore. s27 so;
Easy spinner S21 80: Savage spinner
x3750; water automatic. S47 90: Crystal
washer S35, apt. size washer; SIS: In
quire IN alley. on 3th St Sc. between "a
and Potomac sves, bet. and IL AM
WysasRHfNG VASE Hny MACHINE. good cond., ironer
sstassaTFsGt Mss.HrNEoSdI siG Wo fs5 good condi
tion Phone DU. 2733 or call 1922 33rd
WATcHMAKERs' TOOLS. stalking set In
WAFER " se aSfERTTRLcast Ii ST2Tf ron IRON. coal nred;
Abendroth No. 120 with 3O-gal. tank and
WATER HEATERS, electric, 15-gal. size
need no plumbing or sneeia wlrias; si,val also
RIE54RicAt RIE554R CENTER - 5iz 10th St. nv:
WhTER HEATERS. gas. prewar, all sizes.
water Heater SpecialiSts Tor 80 YsaTs
EsPeTt ns,alIatiSp "a 9NHN 80 WEBSTER IJS
@SELpER3 S N Electric M pri brend-new. new Complete
come early. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.,
4473 Sherman ave. NV.
WELDING. electric and acetylene: pipe,
tenders: bumpers. cast iron, etc. Call HI.
WtaaaEsIII cnAIn adult. perfect shape;
WMfiToN REES and pad sxla; 2 scatter
rugs 70 match, excellent condition, S65.
{sHyp {WsiHSypoM ossnush ushrs Ri g. ~ TO- pss ss4l eomp.t.
With sash. standard sizes. Wo. 4219.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
Der hl. Deter Glaper,
Ve9erapoitel

9ieler groBe Ipoitel mar geboren
81 Serou, elmer Staot Spaniens, Inn
oas Sabr 1881, unter ser Gegierung
gbiltpp II. uno Dem Bontififat 8apIt
Sirtus Z.
Seine gltern beltimmten i'm in
friibeiter Sugeno fir BEN SrieIter'
ftuno. gs geidab Oies nlebr aus etner
inneren gingebung bon oben als bur6
oas 8eiipiel zines Sbeims, ser eine
rei6e &ir6enpfriinoe beiaB. Seine
Wutter tpiinltte bielmebr bas Sor-
bilo ibrer beioen Namenspatrone
nad5uabmen: Mnna, Ser Wutter So
muels, uno 4nna, oer Wtutter Wfas
riens.
Die Mnlasen uno ser Gbarafter
bes &naben entlpra6en BEN boben
8eltrebungen ieiner @ltern. gr liebte
Die Sugenb, bebor er lie eigentli6
fonnte un6 feline 2iebe uno llebung
berielben bielt nit Der @ntuidlrng
Ienier 8ernunft eleiden Sdritt. Sci.
ne ianften uno ge,pinnenben Manie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
Marie COellen
2&S@&S&SSSSS&l &l

gum Gbriitentum befebrt. 9luf 6ieIe
fa6ri6t BIN, lieB tie 0iofletian iantt
ibrer Somilie ergreifen, na6 Sitia
brtngen, bier bur6 5euer totem uno
lire Iid)e ins Meeer tperfen. 60 fonn-
ten &lauoius 1no Warin1us Sui ANNA
nt6t 5ur 6rau bes &aiIers MAIDEN.
SuIanna aber ma6te iie 5u WdrtD-
rern Oes @laubens.
&ei6 am 'SeroienIte aIler Sugen-
BEN nno on Ser Sugenb aler Ser
oienIte, feblte Sui anna nur nod oas
geroienit uno Die gbre bes Marter-
tooes. sud oarauf ourfte lie ni6t
lange Uarten. 9ea6oem 0iofletion
pergebens ale Weitttel erl6opft botte,
tie CUR @attin ieines Sobnes 5u mo-
ben 1tnb our Gerebrung Ser @0sen
5u 5Dingen lieB er tie lbauerlicb quG-
len unb 5ulett in ibrem eigenen Sau-
ie = aus Sur6t Dor ser offertli6en
gntriiltung - beimli9 eroroHeln.
Mls Die &aiierin Sebera oies erfubr,
nabm tie oen 2eib Der erlau6ten
Sungfrau meg uno beeroigte i'm.
Ser Bapit begab ii6 an bemielben
Gage in oas Saus, mo Suianna Inn
Gbrilti tpilen getotet tporoen mar,
bra6te 5u ibrem @eod6tnis uno 5u
tbrer Gbre oas Spfer Selu GbriIti
Dor, Deibte bas Saus 5u elmer &ir9e
Elm unb be5eidnete es als cine Sta=
tionsfir6e Ser @laubigen.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
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Cine alte Seeenoe

uSeut lit elm Sas 10 ionnennar,
gSte iuenn es Triibling tuare,
Sa pflana' id) tn ben 8artengrunS
Wein Sdnmlein - @ptt snr Gbre."
so ipridt Elm frpmmcr Mfermann,
@irft anf bic miirben Sdpllen
limb ienft bas idlamfe Stammden elm
Wit @ortem, Iesensopllen.
rSm Maienmunbe mag es bliibn,"
Gr iaaet itia snfrieoen,
u3mr Grnteseit lit uns bielIeidt
Sin Mepfelein beidieben. u
limb tuie iold Soften frpb bnrdjsiebt
Die Srnit bent bie6ern 8reiie,
9a fltngt ans nniid)tbarem Nnnb
8cbeimnisbpa bic @eiie:
ultnb febrt ber Mai ert bnnbertmal,
Damn iuirb bein Baum gefGllet,
Nns ieinem Spls ein 8iegelein,
Sin @iegelein eriteGet!
Grin bettet Nntterlieb' elm Sinh
Sn tramcnreider @unne,
Sas Seben itrablt in 1titire Nadt
Sletd elmer Stmmelsipnne!
Gum Srieiter 8pttes tpirb Der 8nab
Griuadien bier anf Groen,
Scim eriten beil'sen Spfer iein
Sui uns Grl6iung iperben!"
limb iandsenb Hingt Der 8eiiterlang,
&ingsnm bnrd bic 8clGnbe,
Der Site burdjt, bis es neritnmmt,
8efaltet frDmm bic ,Sanbe. -
uNud bnnbert Sabre, lanae Belt,
@erbradt in Sesfeners Sdmersen,
llnb bod, iuie fren'n Der fernen Triit
Sid ar bic armen Sersen! -
uSa, ia, bies Seben lit fein sranm,"
Spri6t Ct nnb ereift snm Spaten,
rSer Serr mill treue &ned)te ian
ltnb itete 2iebestaten." -
Marie COelleu
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
"Lumberm Jacobs
Makes Own Seats TO Swell Crowds

exhibitions and made personal
appearance tours for more than
three years.
II Conn wins The title from
Louis. the Brown Bomber will
have a chance TO win ii back in
a third championship meeting
at the Stadium between Sept.
& and Sept. 2l. II Louis retains
the title. as he will he favored
10 do. the Detroit Negro will
defend his championship against
the outSta d N & g\challenger
available for the September
bout. There is a strong poSSi-
bility that an international bout
may be arranged between Louis
and British heavyweight title
holder. Bruce Woodcock, II
Conn is beaten in June.
Between the two heavyweight
bouts. Jacobs Will stage three
other championship matches at
the Polo Grounds. In these, for
which no definite dates have
been set. the light heavyweight.
middleweight and lightweight
title holders az the time will
defend their crowns against
the best available opponents.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
3'M' Squads
Play at Home
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Jan. IL This
promises TO be a busy weekend
at Michigan.
Athletic Director II. O. Fritz
CriSler is returning and may have
an announcement about changes
in his coaching staff. He inter-
viewed scores of candidates for
Clarence Munn's line Job while at
the coaches meeting in st. Louis.
So far. the guesseS cover a long
list OF names
On the competitive fronts,
Benny Oosterbaan'S basketball
team has return engagement
with Northwestern at Yost Field
house Saturday night. The VOL
verines were whipped week ago
in Evanston by the Wildcats who
boast Max Morris. one of the best
all around athletes in the schools
history.
Vic Heyliger'S hockey team will
have 10 be at its best TO defeat
the strong Minnesota SeXtet in
games tomorrow and Saturday
evenings. The M club has won
nine in a row.
The Michigan matmen, under
the direction of Cliff Keen. en-
gage Indiana in d dual meet
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Depend on Stars S Knee

The Lions claim Sinkwch has another year
TO 60 on a two-year contract with them and
have threatened to go to court about it. How
ever, court action will depend on Snkwichs 5
physical condition. He has an injured knee
which may or may not have lessened his value
as player.
As to court action, the Yankees probably
have talked to their attorneys And. they
must be assured that Sinkwichs injury is
not as serious as has been indicated
But, the National struck back rather heavily
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Sports
BREVITIESS

The presence Of Manager Jack
Adams of the Red Wings IN the
stands on a scouting trip didn't
help the indianapolis Capltols
last night al Buffalo The Caps,
the Wings farm club. lost AZ.
The National Pro Football
League meeting finally ended
with an l1-game schedule, kept
a secret, agreed on for each team.
The Lions will play SIX home
games 49,.
Defending champion Sam m v
Snead is favored in the $4,000
Richmond Open golf tourney.
which opens today. following the
withdrawal OF Byron Nelson =.
Hialeah Park at Miami opens
today. and racing Will be resumed
al the Fairgrounds, Saturday.
Bill Dickey. ex-Yankee catcher.
is out of navy. but he doubts if
he'll play any more Wants 10
coach. Chicagos defeat Of Mont
real, 2-1 tied them with the
Canadiens for top spot.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
A New Peaks
Fiqh+s Here

The Buster Peaks who will
meet Charley Hayes in a l0-round
bout at Arena Gardens Monday
night will be remodeled veT-
sion of the Peaks who was fight
ing around Detroit year ago.
In his last Detroit bout Peaks
met Sam Hughes at the Arcadia
That was last February. He was
winning the bout when he dis
located his right shoulder and
had 10 stop. So he lost on a
technical Knockout.
After five months rest
Buster went TO New York 10
train Jake LaMotta. Latter he
went 10 California where he had
an operation performed on his
injured shoulder. When he re-
covered from the operation he
engaged in nine bouts winning
six, losing two and fighting a
draw in the other.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Three Prep
OuintS Out
To Get Even
By JIMMY HATLO
BY JAKE BERSON

Three prep quintets thirsting
for revenge. after having dropped
close decisions in first-round play
figure in tomorrowS outstanding
eStS in the Metropolitan
League.
All three - Mackenzie. DENLY
and Highland Park-face top COM
petition in their respective divi-
Sions. however.
Mackenzie, whose only defeat
came at the hands of Central.
takes on the unbeaten Blazers in
the Northwest sector. Central,
now with a five-game winning
streak. won the opening en-
counter, 1928, by squirting late
in the fourth quarter.
The Stays, however, will be
minus the services of their star
guard, Don Martz, who yesterday
left school 10 enlist in the navy.
DENLY faces the big job of over
hauling high-hying Miller. top dog
in the Southeast group. The TarS
lost out, 24-23, when the schools
first met. and will be underdogs
Highland Park lost by a point
TO Hamtramck. 1927. earlier and
tomorrow'S meeting will he an
other tosSup.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Believed on Inside Track

When released from the navy, Evashevsh went to Ann
and contacted Fritz concerning the that Earl
Martineau through backheld coach.
IL generally accepted in circles close to Ann
Arbor that "EUUy" had the inside track and soon
Marty made proper connections for another job,
Fritz would announce that "EUUy' had the job.
things happened Tulane and Syracuse both decided
they could like Bggie" Mum head coach Mum
ended up taking the Syracuse offer.
Evashevski meanwhile, has been sitting around saying
absolutely nothing waiting for something happen has
-he has the Syracuse job!
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Canadian Kinks
Again Take All

Canadian domination of curling
has been demonstrated for an
other year at the Detroit Curling
Clubs 45th international bonSpiel
which ended last night. Each of
the three title winners were
Canadian rinkS as not a single
American gained the finals.
Victory in the leading event
went 10 Ross Tarlton's Hamil-
ton ThiStleS for the second sue
ccSSive year. Tarlton thereby be-
coming the first champion TO
repeat the Journeys history. The
winners eked out a 1912 margin
over another Ham ton rink
skipped by J. r. Hardie in the
final end
The Detroit Cup. secondary
event. went 10 Mack McKay's
Chatham rink while Peter Nc
Callum OF London led his squad
10 victory in the Erwin Palmer
trophy competition.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan. II up
Construction Of facilities for
packing up 20 $4,000 fans into
Yankee Stadium began today m
Promoter Mike Jacobs New
Jersey lumber mill, less than "a
hours after he announced that
Joe Louis and Billy Conn would
battle for the heavyweight title
at the ball park next June l9.
Lumberman Jacobs lost no
time in getting crews OF work
men, into action, building por-
table ramps which will be used
not only az Yankee Stadium,
bur at the Polo Grounds for
three outdoor title fights there
and at Los Angeles. Plans are
in the making TO stage an out
dAer championship bout There
next winter, probably az the
huge Olympic Stadium where
The 1892 Olympic games were
held.
The ramps vi1 be- stored be-
tween fights and can be shipped
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Tremendous Offer TO Tommy

Also Tom Harmon has been made tremendous offer TO
20 with the Angeles club of the AlAmerca Conference
as an individual rival Of Bob Waterhelds
Tom has yet accepted. hut he is thinking seriously
enough write Ed Frutig end with the Lions In
he Tom wants to know II Futig would
make the leap from the NIL to the AAC.
Waerfed everyone knows is the hero of the Cleveland
Rams who switched Angeles Bob married to movie
actress Jane Russell wife is the former Eyse Knox also
of the films.
they need L. A. now is Groucho Marx for cheer
leader should easily arranged at the rate OF
being passed out.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Rivals SOUGHT Bell

NEW YORK. Jan. II tAP)-
Waiting until the National Foot
ball League had finished a week
long meeting here yesterday, the
rival All-America Conference as
serted the NILS new commits
sioner. Bert Bell. had once dis
cusSed the establishment of an
All-America team in Philadelphia,
Bells home town.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
SnAusfS, AIIAmerica Grid Conference
t1DA ~ Nasty in Some Of lis Moneuvers
BY LEO MACDONELL

and its war with the new loop appears to be
in full blaze. The moving of the Rams from
Cleveland TO Los Angeles, one of the ALI
America strongholds, appears to have been
smart move.
As draDing card, Cleveland neUer
has been strong grid spot. Dan Reeves.
otOner of the Rams, reports he lost
SIS, 900 there this past season With
Worids championship club
Anyway, Tom Mcbride the All-America
franchise holder in Cleveland, is reported to
have a lease on the Ohio city's big municipal
stadium for professional football.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
Stadium The Bio Prize

The value of franchise in the California
metropolis hinges on who gets the lease to the
Coliseum. the West Coast ctys biggest stadium.
1t seats over 100000. Besides the Rams, bidding
for it are Don Ameches All-Conference group
and two colleges - Southern California and
UCLA. N q
Besides crashing Los Angeles, then
National replaced the easy going Elmer
Layden With Bert Bell, Who is expected
to be fighting commissioner" and
also lined up the minor pro gridders
into a national organization patterned
after baseball
Bill Fisk, former Lion, is one Of several play.
ers affected by new agreement between the
National and Pacific Coast Leagues. He will DO
barred for FIVE years from playing in either the
major or minor league, according to the dog.
house provision" He jumped the Lions to play
on the coast.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

markers for the Slap course. will
illuminate the layout. The figure
skaters will faScinate you with
their intricate skate-dance steps
in the enclosure.
There'll he music, too. And il
it doesn't cloud up there will be
big moon 10 add to the winter
sports picture.
ACCEPT LATE ENTRIES
Entries will be taken up TO the
time of the first race. There are
relay races for boys AT 440, $50, =
mile, mile and two-mile with six
boys skating in the latter three
events, four in the 440 and $50.
QuartetS of girls will compete in
the 440 and $50. Novice events
from 220 10 - mile for boys and
200 to 440 for girls are included.
Benny Bagdade. Sam Levinson.
Bill Thompson, Ray Mari and
all the other skating officials will
be doing their usual good job of
running the show aided by the
men from the department of parks
and recreation department.
With the thrilling relay and
individual races plus the Olympia
Skating Club members exhibition
it should be a good show
(Unless the Weather man in
terferss oRoin.)
Saturday and Sunday the City
championships. sponsored by the
Detroit News will be held at
Belle Isle and the following week
end The Detroit Times will hold
its oath annual Gold and Silver
Skates Derby
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

handed 10 Father James +.
Martin, the schools athletic di-
rector, by the league stating
that The present football setup
was being discontinued and that
the first division champion-to
be settled by game between
the East and West side group
winners would be
the leagues constant In the
annual charity contest. The
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

message also explained that the
board would consider a request
by Catholic Central TO re-enter
the first division in football
next season.
While Father Martin said he
would have TO take time 90
study the statement and submit
il TO his superiors, a source
close to the school clearly
stated that the decision by the
board left Catholic Central no
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

10 any major city in the coun-
thy. Jacobs said. indicating that
he planned 10 put on outdoor
shows IN other sections and that
existing facilities in most Of
them would not be sufficient 20
house the crowds which can be
expected in this the biggest
year in the history of sports
That prediction ewas the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17

the old squeeze play, they just
want us out of . chance Mt the
Goodfellow game. but I bet In n
year or two, when things are
not going so good for the Cstho-
lie representative In the Good
fellow contests, they'll wish
Central WAS hack"
A glance at the previous rec
ords OF Goodfellow contests
shows that in five appearances
the Shamrocks have won four,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-17
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