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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
100 FINE HOMES
wv = I'VE 12O4V41V
R. K. Small
RE. 1920

MICHIGAN PARK HILLS
BEAUTY, SPACE, CONVENIENCE
Offered in this all-brick rambler,
located in q most desirable neigh
borhood; 8 very large bedrms.,
large living rm. with firepl., an
ssss IN tt SDins with FsA r.rS tab:
disposal and dishwasher: front
porch with aluminium awnings;
beautiful rec. rm. plus game rm.,
Ia baths Owner has bought an
other home and is anxious to sell.
Walking distance to schools,
Parish. Price reduced to S20,95O
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. Ap. 7-464e
MODERN RAMBLER, new, almost
completed, 3 bedrms., full bsmt.,
wall oven. tabletop stove, 190-ft.
$isS;;ssSsO' FHz or eOnv. UN
peter j. hagan & son
MORNINGSIDE BARGAIN; earden-
and is loaded with fruit trees; 8
Ice. bedrms., big liv. nm, sep.
din. .rm.. oversize kit, lovely scr
porch, garage is dbl. and has
studio overhead: washer and Esny
other extras. Will sacr. today fol-
only $14,950, easy terms. Drive out
Suitland. I'd. past Suitland. left on
Randolph tEsso Station to 500
Maple I'd Open / till dark. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES. AP. 7-1266.
MT. RAINIER-Onlv S12,50O with
Q small down payment buys this
2lder but better 9-rm., full-bsmt
home, arranged for 9 families
1--we In one unit, rent from the
other reduces monthly payment
TO- minimum. This will sell fast
cal now. CAL I'll 9 nm. WA
Co, INC.
NEAR ANDREWS FTELD-TVo new
5:bedrm. brick ramblers each ha,
l%A-acre lot: $16.750. 10 7-171O
NR. MD. UNIV.-Immac. bricI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
-OXON HILL

4424 North Panorama drive; brick
rambler: living room with IRE:
place; dining room, kitchen. I
bedrooms, baths, basement; oil
&C. heat; large lot. This property
overlooks the Potomac River. Prics
S23, 800. FREDERICK A. BLUMEH
CO., 6I7 Pennsylvania sre. sc
III 7.0R00 or III 0-7Q0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
SACRIFICE SALE!
$1,000 BELOW
VA APPRAISAL

BUYER is this 3-bedrm. bricI
PINE PANELED DEN WITH y
BATH! Carpeted big living rm
with fireplacel and formal sepa.
rate dining rm.. ideal for ANTIQUE
furniture. Nicely equipped kitchen
iull basement. ATTACHED GA.
RAGE, heavily wooded lot I65 ,
$50, easy walk to school and bus
immediate possession. SEE II
NOW, FOR S1S,500, large existing
loan can be assumed!
DIRECTIONS: From Annandale, or
on Wakefield Chapel I'd, follow ar.
rows to Lee ri. turn left To nh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
GRovEToN AREA

See this brick and frame rambler
dining room. I fitchs sD0W With Bresf.
fast bar, three bedrooms. nursery,
double compartment bath, and
carport. birch cabinets In kitchen
and .wall-to-wall earpeting can be
purchased. on q deadend street,
within walking distance Of schools,
itg price Ia only $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
RIDGE ROAD AREA

This beautiful home has been COM
pletely redecorated and besides .
large living room, dining room,
two bedrooms, den. full basement,
recreation room and ia baths, II
includes wall-to-wall carpeting,
window curtains, and the extras
that make q house q home. Close
70 bus and shopping, we will be
happy TO show 1t to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
a FINE HOME

Close-in Silver Spring, 3-bedrm.
porch. patio, only $i7.75o. oper
1-6. Out Ga. ave. to Forest Glen
rd... right to Tenbrook. left q
Godwin, right to Sidney I'd, right
Caldwell Realty. JU. $500
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Tough fGat Teams
Meet AT State Fair

DETROIT - Louie Klein and
Louie Papincau. pair Of popl.
lar matmen. will team up Mon
day night al the State Fair Coli
scum TO take on Rick tCrushVrl
Cortcz and Ali Boy
The two in three fall hour
time limit feature has a distinct
International flavor.
Klein, Detroiter. is Jewish.
Papinesu, OF Montreal. is a
Freneh.c ansdian; corsez is a
Mexican. and Bey, a Turk.
The fans will certainly be on
the side of Klein and Papineau
because of the rough tactics and
past performances of Cortcz and
Boy
Cotcz earned his nickname by
literally crushing opponents into
Submissions Not content with that,
he has incurred The wrath Of
the fans by inflictine unneccs
sary added punishment upon his
victims.
Boy. known throughout the
world as The Terrible Turk. is
just that The garliccaling Ali
just doesn't seem to understand
the niccties of life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

Woodward suburb II also marks
The first appearance Of The Pts
tons IN the Detroit area this sea
son. John Knoll, Babe Ruth
Leagrn president. said an csii-
m; a $500 fans are expected.
The second game will pit the
Pistcrs against the Lskers
Wee lss'ay al Minneapolis in
en- e tie most unique double
headers in MIA history. The
seeond-gsme features the long.
awaited and much de.
bsted first meeting OF
go Bill Russell OF the Boston
CeIi,cs and ~ Wit THE Still
Chamberlain. hichly-publicired
rookie with .he Philadelphia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
DR.. ThornelI Is ~"
Golf Tourney Winner

History as made in the St Antoine YMCA Seventh An
nua BMC. Golf Tournament played at Warren Valley
Eighty PLAYERS took part and former champs took back
seats as others advanced forward The Golf Committee
Dr. Arlington, DR. Thornell LeBron Simmons Earl Robin
'nd Richard Carter used the honor system compute
carried in the Tournament making il successful out
ing. Robert McsIutry posted q 70 among the
guest.
Dr. Arlington posted low Jackson tied with 81
Of n among the BMC a low the
Members Frakie Wych and Mar DR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

Due TO their innate warmth and
charm, colonial ranch homes are
among the most popular design
now under construction. Here
Clifford N. Wright. Ala, has
executed a moderate pf &c hone
with the true character OF TINS
traditional style.
The we'll balanced asse nblaee OF
exterior finish maierial. hattcns
on plywood. brick ", Ger. an
field stone veneer. combnei win
the we'll covered entry yc'd q
welcoming facade TO the incoming
visitor. Such added details as
properly sized shutters AMI we'll
proporiioncd boxed window rive
the resident true pride Of over
ship.
The clean planning ard interior
styling lend this home equally well
TO either traditional or c,nlempor-
AIRY decorating and furnishings.
The slate floored entry gives
direct access 10 the living room,
family room-kitchen, AMI bedroom
hall. adding note OF luxury ~
the overall plan The i ing room
IS independent AMI thrS Gle. OF
all cross traffic.
a special feature is lw'roi
light control which r'a',s II roS.
sibIe. by turn Of a dial. T. brighten
or dim valance and cove lighting
IN the living and family rooms.
IN tho family or recreation room,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Bowlers
Coronation
Boil

Greater Michigan BowlcrS AS
sociati0n held It's first annual
Coronation Fall Saturday night
in the 20 Grand's beautiful Gold
room
Bowlcrs who received awards
we're
Mrs. Connie Rhodman. who
maintained an average of 1873 in
he Paradise Womens All stars.
She also smashed the city's see
ond highest total $50, and the
highest game 287. She rolled the
highest total ever rolled by a
lady 10l0 in the Belmont
Mixed Doubles. and helped her
team. the Allen Super Market,
to roll "a record 2757.
Archie DeShiclds. maintained
the highest average for the lea
cues With 1873 in the Holland
Classic. wired 1911 in the
Chronicle n. w. Classic, placed
10th in the Brunswick-Balke-
Collandcr Co. Singles Champion
ship. placed forth in the Ritz
Classic this year. and took the
Plaza Singles Championship with
l449.
Marge Lewis, Bowlerette of
The year, showed an average of
III with a pa high game
Placed fourth in the Derby rs
with $50. and rolled a tourna-
mcnt high game of 240. Her
league high series were 594 and
593 plus Ii series over the mark
Lena Allen. showed quite well
in tournament play by placing
9th in The ladies division Of the
Brunswick Bake Collender Co.
with an average in access of l72.
Clarence Williams. was select
cd bowler OF the year. He teamed
with Len Griffin to win the
United Rccrcation's lnvitational
Doubles Championship. Placed
second in the National Bowlers
Association all-cvcnts with 1890;
paced Plaza Bowl to the Times
Sweeps Championship with a 288
game in 600. turned in a '678
series in the ABC Singles, and
a sizzling 1859 in the all-cvcnts.
Laura Dudley, Most improved
Bowlcrcl,c Of the Year.
Harold Baker. Most Improverd
Bowler, with a second high series
Of 100, and a 600.
Fred Bell Most Perfect Bowler
with a 300 came on February
10th at The Dexter.
Ernie Gillum. BPA Singles
Champion.
Fuller Gordy, Mr.. ZOO
Award" highest 1877, III and
FOB.
aIr. and Mrs. Samuel Farley,
Sponsors of the Year.
Herman Fcnton, Bowling Pro
prictor of the Year
John Bass. YpSilanti's Hcst
Bowler. averaged over 1877 last
year.
Jimmie Jones. Flint's Promo
TOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Advice For
Vets In School

Michigan's 1900 veterans in
training under the Korean CT
Bill can save themselves lot
ct trouble and delay if they
take time TO mark the first of
each month on their calendars
with the reminder: "GI Ger
tificate Due Soon
LLOYD II. Jameson. manager
of the Veterans Administration
Regional Office in Detroit. ex-
planned that this is a monthly
certllication of class attendance
and must be signed by ythc vet
eran and by "A representative of
his school, and sent to the VA
promptly after each month of
training is completed.
Generally the school will re-
mind the veteran to sign the
form shortly after the first
Of each month; but sometimes
the school itself needs a re-
r,indcr. Mr.. Jameson said.
Under The law, VA must have
a signed certificate before it can
send a veteran his monthly Gil
allowance check. If the certifi.
cation doesn't come in. the check
can't 90 out. If the certificate
is received late, the check will
be late.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Says Authorization
Helps Dignity

ANN ARBOR-Automation and
obsolcscence should be viewed
more as a measure Of mans
progress and less as cause for
concern. says Aarrc X Lahti
University Of Michigan professor
Ct design
"ObSolescencc. TO me. is a
measure Of learning and automa-
ton is a measure of human dig
nifty. The more rapidly we learn
the faster our present concepts
ideas and output become obso
lete," he says
TOO many things are be-
coming obsolete at terrifying
rate in cur day. II isn't so
much that we are shooting
through the roof where this
pace is concerned. as that we
are finally Ieveling off and
getting going"
"A rcpetitive rcpr0duccable by
machines is below the dignity Of
human performance Lahti con.
tinueS Our society can no long
cr afford the luxury CT unskillcd
labor We are faced with the
long overdue task Of boosting our
detectives upward that is.
the unskilled must become the
skilled, the skilled must become
the teohniciars Those al the top
must scurry TO broaden their ac-
tivitles to meet greater response
htlity for human welfare and 20
find new PHILOSOPHERS for living
This brings industrial designer
Lahti smack up against certain
problems IN his own field Skill
are critical when they are need
ed and the lack Of them can pro
ducc a handicap out of all pro
portion to the human energy re
quircd for a project
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

when Walker wasn't insidr
tackle Joe Benson. Terry Lucas.
IA Lcvle and Tom Grange were
running q the outside. Don
Moore was the games most out.
stand ing lincman. Pcrshinc's
'orchirwns were madc by Grange
N 4 lSya~d roIIcut, Angelo De
Lrca en- l0yard drive through
center and Lrcas on seven
yarc dash.
The win leaves pcrshing Only
enc worry for an Eastside Champ.
Ionshlp. The hard one should be
Eastern dated for Novomh,r {.
Eastern defeated Northc
27-7 The big run was irwin
Green's 27-yard sprint score.
Henry Carr, Southwestern
hopes for Championship. left the
game after he sustained head
injury in a 2G-0 victory over
Ford Westerns Jim Davis scored
three times on runs of 48. so
and 58 yards to help defeat Red
ford 1920.
On August 26,h Conpic Rhod.
mans nationally famous bowling
star husband, Bill, had his leg
amputatcd-on September 30th
her son, Bobby, died in the hos
pital.
During the week of October
18th through 25th. Joe Louis
Brown Bombcrs will bowl in
Detroit. Arrangements are being
made for the Chicago kcglcrs to
meet Sirohs at LaVcrt'S Bowl
and October 25th at the 20
Grand Lanes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Bruises In
Title Match

Dick Cruiser will be out re-
ycn4c when be battles Killer Lii
s0wSki for the L s. Heavyweight
wrestling championship at the
Olympia Stadium Saturday night,
Oct. H.
The battle between these
surly giants will headline an out
standing five-bout card which
.will begin al 8 pm, the new
starting time for all Olympia
Stadium events. In a great semi
final match. Joe and Guy Bru-
nctti will challenge the formida-
blc tag team of Angelo Poffo and
Hans Schmidt
Don Eagle will continue his
campaien for a title shot when
he opposes Dandy Dan Miller. In
The other supporting matches,
Jerry ChriSty will face Doug
Lindsay and Bud Coty will duel
Pat Flanagan
This Is terrific supporting
card. bat the Bruiscr.Killer ven
delta oycrshadows all the other
bouts Indeed. the Match has
whipped up a remarkable fever
Of excitement among wrestling
fans - and With good reason.
The last time they appeared in
The olympia ring The Bruiser
and The Killer were teammates
in iag boat against Verne
Gaenc and Wilbur Snyder. Be-
fore it was over, however. The
BruScr and The Killer became
SO cmbroilcd in their personal
fcud that they ignored Gagne
and snyder and bcltcd each
other dizzy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
FRITZ REDl


l~CfEi'OSu tlV'ii eye ~
tomorrow"
In describing and analyzing
these various delinquent types.
Dr Rod was rot suggesting that
any one cf these personality
types delinquent behavior was
any less delinquent in and Of IL.
self. but. hc was pointing up the
increasing necessity for being able
10 make these distinctions. The
effectiveness in our social agency
and community programs for
prevention and cure" is depend
cnt upon our profound under
standing Of these differences. and
the professional and social use
We make of them.
With such a challenge as this.
the 'rcpartee' that followed the
presentation surpassed in sparkle
and enthusiasm that which pre-
coded the meeting at the inform
al Coffee Hour
And so .NSO. now beings
It's fifth year with inspiration
and hopeful heart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
When A-Nlnuie
MiIers Meet
FANTASTIC FINISHES

~ y - > 4 ~ AaNtRtllstt
NEW YORK - There was a
time when the 4-minutc mile was
thought to be untouchable. Yet
only little over year ago five
runners achieved il in the same
race. producing what sports his
torians at Bulova Time Center
describe as one Ct the most fan.
tastic finishes in the history Of
track.
II happened in Dublin. Ireland.
on Aug, 6. 1858. Herb Elliott.
the amazing 20-year-old from Aus
tralia. won the race with world
record time Of 3:54.5. Terminate
Nerve Lincoln was second in
1859 Ron Delaney, lreland's "a
vored son and Olympic 1900
meter champion. finished third
with 1878, and Murray Halbcrg
of New caland was fourth with
3;575. Albert Thomas of Aus
tralia could Go no better than
fifth and not even close
fifth at that - with a time of
1886.
Today runners are cycling a
$50 mile and one - again the
amazing Elliott-has approached
it. II happened the day he set a
worlds reconrd of 1886 for the
shorter l,500metcr run. Based
or the commonly used CONVEX
sion factor of IL seconds for
milers of world-record class.
says Bulova, his time that day
figures out to about 1853 mile.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Pistons Ready For Season

Tickets for The opening home
game Of the l959-60 National
Basketball Association season
against the Syracuse Nationals
en- Wednesday. October %. are
on sale at Olympia Stadium and
6rinnelfs Downtown. General
Manager Nick Kerbawy CT the
Detroit PiStons announced,
Kerbawy also announced that
season tickets books areslill avail.
able at SIS and $50 in the reserve
Sat sections and that tickets for
each Of the 81 home dates. in.
GLIDING six MIA doublcheadcrs
will be On sale They are priced
IL SO and 50 General admission
will be 90 cents.
The appearance of the Mats
and cx.Pisions ace George Yard
ley will herald a new starting
time for week night homo tits.
which this season will commence
al 8 pm. half an hour earlier
Meanwhile the PiStons have
two pre- season games on tap
this week prior TO launching TIE
official league schedule next
Sunday afternoon against the de-
Tending Western Division cham
pion Lakcrs at Minneapolis
The first is carded against the
Cincinnati Royals tomorrow
Monday night Of Birmingham
High ficldhouse at 8 nm The
anne is being sponsored by the
birmingham Babe Ruth League
with proceeds going to that Jun.
iCr b9tpball DrOpram in the Mort
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

Warriors. :
IN addition, world heavyweight
champion lneemar Johansson
viii appear between games.
The Pistons will remain in the
Minnesota metropolis following
Wednesdays game. but there
will be no respite from Coach
Red Rocha's arduous condition
ing drills lie plans to work the
team twice daily through Satur-
day
This may be one Of the best
conditioned teams I've ever been
associated with" says Rocha.
and that's the way lis got to
be If We are to improve on our
record OF last season"
Rocha anticipates that q fast
getaway by the Pistons could
provide the momentum needed
70 carry them TO the top of the
NBA heap this winter Let us
Get ont in front" he comments.
and We should be tough TO
catch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

IuxtroI can provide either the
over all low level lighting preferred
for TV viewing or any level to
full bright for any recreatlonai
activity. Wide use is being made OF
luminous fluorescent ceiling panels
that give the visual freedom OF a
skylieht at any time of day or
NIGHT. Luxtrol light control gives
these, fixtures greater lighting and
living ncxibility. Lights can be
BRIGHT f~r qr..,S. cards or hobbies
o. they can Ne dialed low for hi-fi
!; ienin-. There i always the level
edel Tor the activity planned
The Kitchen and family room are
lie noored and the other rooms,
excluding baths. are TO have hard
wood floors. Maintenance free
ceramic tile is used on floors and
wainscois in the baths.
The Kitchen is we'll designed TO
raj. houscne ping efficient and
;.ipq :. Bu.il-ir appliances, gcner-
Is s,o.ag" ani spacious working
areas are few features. In addi-
ton. the family room and rear
yard play areas are conveniently
sur ,rvised.
fx,ia l,rge closets with sliding
doors hignlignis all three bed
rooms. There arc two linen closets,
one designed fer towels, near the
at. AMI the o'her for general
| OH 4 No linens built in adjacent
ID ths be.aSonis.
Normally feature of only the
r,cu sumptuous Of homes. two
comclcte baths have been ineor-
r,ra.ed into this plan, one with
iuh the other with a stall shower:
In this plan. good planning, we'll
designed interior appointments, the
ne of Iuxirol Light Controls and
6-e exterior detail have blended
G ntly 20 r 5vid, the home
o ncr n an inn ortant home,
n o.. at y IA. I'd.
p IS fcr this home may pe
o.',,ned a. SIS for one set or 50
for three sets, from Clifford y.
Wright. 1915 SchoolcrafL Detroit
y, Michigan. ------- - -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

ond place after winning Isl place
three years continuously among
tho B.MC Mcrabcrs
Or. Tholie.l took lst place
with 10 h,ndieap reducing
his score 10 Is. Walter Lewis
took 3rd and Or. A. w. Bodie
took 4th place.
The Guest Championship fight
was won by Robert McMuriy who
posted 70. Frank Waardcll
took 2nd place with Is, and
Bill Miller took 3rd with 78
In the lst flight Ernie Marshall
took LIST. Larry Bleach took 2nd,
and Dr. Nash took 3rd
In the 2nd flight Lewis Ellis
took lSt DR.. A. J Woods took
2nd, and Ernest Paris took 3rd.
Sixteen women took part in the
tournament. The Championship
flight was won by frankie
Wyche, End place was won by
Theresa Tabron. and 3rd place
by Marvcnia Jackson. In the 1st
flight Mildred Sherman won Isl
place. Betty Sullivan won 2nd.
end Bcrnicc Potts won 3rd place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

News
lConi.Iued f.om Pare 81

tCCnI -LuSC l-cm FSce b
slaughter last week in 4 warrant,
issued by the prosecutor ; ofHcc
in the death of William Davis,
of 1876 w Kirby.
Police said Burkes struck Da.
Wis over the head with a baseball
hal Sept. 81 during a fight in a
bar.
Davis entered Receiving Hos
pital Oct. after complaining of
dizziness.
Curtis Jordan, 5, Of 1873 East
Bethune. was rushed TO Children
Hospital Friday from his home
suffering from a through and
through gunshot wound Of the
left hand.
Police said the boy was play
inc with a revolver on the bed
with his four.ycar-old sister and
thrcc.ycar-oId brother when the
gun discharged.
The mother Of the children.
Mrs. Lillian Jordan y, was at
work at The time
Police confiscatcd the aun
Valerie Byas. 3. of l749 Col.
lingwood.. was rushed TO Chill
drcn's Hospital from her home
Friday suffering from second de-
gree burns over rs percent Of
her little body.
Police said the girl was play
ing in the bathroom of her
home and apparently turned on
the hot water faucet.
Mrs. Barbara Bvas. %. mother
Of the child. said she rushed TO
the bathroom after she heard
her daughter screaming. and
found the hot water running in.
TO the tub on her
p
William II. Moss, Jr. AZ. Of
287 Beechwood. was shot and
killed last week by his wife. Mrs
Lena Moss. 48. who is held for
Investigation of murder.
River Rouge police said Mrs
Moss admitted the shooting They
said she told them she shot her
husband twice. and killed him
following an argument over him
staying away from home for two
laws.
Mrs. Moss told the policemen
that her husband had been mean
to her.
Odcll Williams. II, Of 1ol7
tennessee. pleaded guilty TO the
charges of fclonious assault last
week on arraignmcnt before Re
oorder's JUDGE John A. Ricca
Police said Williams was in an
allcy oct. 2 behind 1875 Tonnes
sec. shooting bottles with a BIB
,un. when he observed two bro
hers. 8 and 10 wears Of age. rid
ING their bikes in the allcv. vii
',sms asked the boys TO place an
aople on their heads and allow
Tim to shoot the apples off with
sis RIB qun. When the bows re-
wood Williams shot the l0.ycar
Nd hoy three times in the hin
md wounded his brother in the
'ce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
SP oRTS-
CIR A p n I c
BY JIM eurLsa

DETROIT - Prcshing High
soundly whipped archrival DENLY
Fr,dav. 300. before 5000 fans.
Fullback Mike Walker chewcd
OF greats chunks Of yardage as
Pershing ripped the Dcnhy's de.
Tense for 2S9 yards on the
ground and 81 through the air.
Pcrshing held 1876 edge in
first downs. Doughboy backs
averaged So yards everything
they totcd the ball.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

\ special bout will feature
mdgct wrcstlcrS.
There viii be an all-star sup
poftins card too with the Might
Is Thor, slant masked marvel,
facing Bill Dromo, the tcen-agcrS'
idol, in q one iall bout and Dick
Mr. Michigan Cara of Dear
born opposing Johnny (Dyna-
.miiei Gates Of Windsor in the
opener at $3.50 pm