imasmim The Ecorse High School Red Raiders "Ice Capades" Returns The all new 23rd edition of John H. Harris’ spectacular Ice And Coach Russell Reece Chrysler President Capades. the finest bating revue sports of them all, will arrive in triumph at the Olympia Stadium Friday. Tells Master Polity Feburary 22, far a limited e« world lavement that will end Sunday, DKTROIT, M*b. Jah. 1« March 10 Chrysler Corporation’s muster This is heralded as the moat i, mint a tort policy as the company moves to dazzling revue which the irrepres- ward its sales and profits objec sible Harris has ever put to- tives is to maintain “the highest gether Capades points during (both weeks). The newest Ice These are the possible measure of stability,”, that everyone has won critical revues wherever season the elastic arm, and the other Lynn Townsend, Chrysler pres- baseball batting title,.. A. it has played. with: half of the fabulous Whitey Ford. ident said. farm'd player awards, This is the show with the pret- t valuable Ford would start the game and champions, 20 game Arroyo would finish it. Speaking at a luncheon of the est array of championship skaters Une run Rotary’ Club. Mr. Townsend ron, the base stealing When Arroyo faded, the Yan- Detroit ever assembled in one prod net and emphasised that hte company is Unners kees came up with another fire including world professional a these crowns man. This time was making effort to make steady titlehotders Ronnie Robertson and all coveted it the mar T", TZnt > Wm HEWF a 1 *HK rather than spasmodic progress; J«Ky v Cathy Machado and Olympic pair all important that of velous Negro pitcher, Marshal itx if ~ i}^?^ifet> 4-^H J uands “It is the master policy of the TANARUS, irreplaceable relief hurler.l Bridges. Bridges was just ter- champions Wagner and Paul plus management Chrysler that comes in to rific in the relief foie he played. present of such luminaries as Jimmy C.ro 'v fireman when the starting Altogether games, Corporation— a policy that shapes pan, Alan Konrad, Lynn Finnegan. , a game, he saved 11 our plans and virtually dictates and Brigittee Lher has tired, and the oppos. ( while winning 7, all in relief. Romavne and Steele seems bent on scoring' These relief specialist’s are the our decisions day after day and I and Bearson. tcam month after month—to maintain runs. | real heroes of modem baseball. a hundred re,,ef ,tch th«* highest possible measure of YEAR Every year. a ncw P ‘' Good pitching is known to stop FIGHTER OF THt the pitching stability as we move ahead toward winner of the Edward - across good hitting. The only problem Recent flashes profit As with almost every with good relief pitchers is that Twin Valley Giants Meet our sales and objectives.” J. Neil "Fighter of the Year’ award for 1962. was a Nigerian, nihfr position the New York' they don’t last long. Mr. Townsend told the Ro- usually come up with Their effective life expectancy 1 By Walt B. Hoye His troublesome opposition from tarians the C.nysyer Corporation Dick Tiger, the world’s middle Yankees Excitement mounts as the tra-! Hamtramck was Bill Slappey was to part champion. The Boxing the best. Remember Ryan Duren,; is very short. They are like a “happy be a of the weight oft. fast-balling pitcher, comet shooting across the sky. in j ; ditional rivalry between Kcqrse' with 23 points, on 10 field goals Detroit community.” He said: Writer’s Association selected the cast >/ his and River Rouge and three free throws. year-old champion from many v.ho had trouble with control a blaze of glory then burning f ”\Ve are and always have been 33 bad vision. The Yan- Rarely do they last more than These two prep of the best fighters in the world ,<.( ause of out. more heavily concentrated in Ds* will go at it this weekend at the plaque at k(P< took him. put corrective two seasons, especially if they troit than any other automobile He will received Rouge. on him. He then suddenly happen to be on the Yankees re or They both bring 4-0 i advantage to Ik* headquartered the BWA luncheon January 13. .lasses records to this game. U. one of the top relief men lief staff. New York js notoriously V K Luis Arroyo, a pitch- went before him on the Yankees. Ecorse things were a little roug- w^.; Francisco Giants is Bob Mason. Then came Mi Townsend saiu ;; was the outspoken Frank “Frant- Evidence, they won another Amer cr. They slipped by Ilamtramck He will scout the Oakland area rr that BL company's hope to continue to said, “didn’t have the League pennant and a world 5655 As the seconds ticked off new prospects. j," Lane ican make a major contribution to for . in game it was Fcorse’s for pitching from the series*. this prosperity - the stomach at free throw line v'- fjHmßftjhq^sf* of Detroit in the Well, this 34-year-old poise, the •'" mays terry honored jrllpen" . .■^yy^Hß^HHMsffl years ahead, and pointed out ano proved Lane and all that made the big difference. £9fß9Hko? that —at [Puerto Rican ■ more than two-thirds of the BALTIMORE. Md.— wrong. He be- This was Fcorse’s ninth win in banquet held the other doubters company’s 92 000 employees were the Tops in Sports as the pitcher with in games. Their only loss was Willie Mays came know employed in the Detroit area, recently the fabulous cliff hanger which Inkster won Francisco Giants was that $475,000,000 was paid to of the San 5755. the "Sultan of Swat Detroit area employees in 1962 honored as As it was Ecorse’s fab- were Ralph Terry usual for salaries, wages and benefits, Also honored Circus winging Willie Smith who York Yankees, as Shrine ulous TOMMY DAVIS that some 3.500 suppliers in the ol the New the tide. Although be •pitcher the Year.” and stemmed Detroit area received $400,000,000 of at halftime 30-22 Ecorse (AHP) as ‘ Most Valu- Here For Two- hind LOUISVILLE. Kv. for raw materials and supplies in Brooks Robinson rallied with the aid of Smith. Davis, Angeles Dodg- of 1962 Tommy Los 1962. and that the company was able Oriole had 15 points in the first outfield' National League Willie er r and the only one that built the ma- Week Showing quarters and 12 points in | Batting Champion with a .346 CAGER ON NAVY TEAM three jority of its cars in the Detroit TAN From the' four corners of the fourth quarter. i mm average I that breathless was awarded The John area. ANNAPOLIS. Md. (AHP)— Wrtj» will come the "orld’s great- y.*'£;&*► ;%y Willie tired in the waning sec- A. “Bud” Hillerich Memorial h B^Vr- He said sales of Chrysler-built Fot the first time since the U. S. rt rrt ns stars to display their fflmßsmßKHßki* of rote wot tot thu at the 21 Youia pose, all bequests are deposited 13 crop of cash They found that of the year by the Jones & laughlin Steel Corp. Making for the entertainment of organiz- ium. special reserve fund estab- one in a first written records, the Mosaic its millionth ton in less thon one year, J&l's Clove- ed groups w ith adult supervision. will be sold lished to insure the economic were Retirees Day tickets law of Moses, dating many cen- land basic oxygen furnace shop produced almost than 140,000 children colleges. . More at Gate No. 5 on Trumbull Ave- stability of the “Income turies before the birth of Christ, 370 tons an hour..,enough to bvlld 200 standard admitted last season. may have their tick- from invested reserves helps to forbade the taking of game in have been nue Groups Five of the dates purchased there by one in- defray the costs of the annual such quantities which would re- for members of School- ets duce basic breeding stock. reserved after 11:30 a.m. the day UNCF campaigns,” Mr. Trent Other boy Safety Patrols, supervised by dividual general noteworthy records in- of the game, then enter said. clude the 13th century decrees the Detroit Police Department and Tiger Stadium Sinre its founding in 1944. the Other admission gates at of Kublai, "The Great Khan." the Auto Club of Michigan. College Fund has raised a to- He enforced closed seasons dur- the Okla when convenient. days are set for annual identi- tal of $45,744,753 for its mem- ing breeding periods of many As- To retirement game animals IpRS no.iia tugn School Athletic establish ber colleges and universities. and birds in his than eight yearn, the Hud- fication, a fan must display a empire. The Magna Charts, 5® $75 you “plant” sociation clinic and for The annual appeals to the Amer- BERT BAKER 515* in card from a union. Senior Citi- signed in 1215, recognised the "?• Savings son’s Tiger Dugout Club. ican public to help meet cur- Bonds grows club, city recreation depart importance of wildlife to the $ 100—automatically Days, zens rent expenses of these institu- people of England. It provided •WJP>nto For the remaining Youth ment, bus line or similar enter- safely, Little tions have raised $28,244,753. that the king would own the organized groups such as prise. game Bargain Corner Another $17,500,000 was contri- only in his sovereign ca- Jjjfcrica’s have League teams or Boy Scouts arc as farmers buted during a special five-year pacity trustee for his sub- P of extra dol- admitted to seats in the left field jects. regu- millions (1951-56) Enforcement of the this way. A little at a pavilion without charge when ade- capital funds campaign lations applying to the “King's Oik to provide new buildings and re- deer” has been well “JJ® soon adds up to the quately supervised oy adults and Oriental Perfume a worn sub- For The Best Buys In you need for new reservations. Away pair old ones on UNCF campus- ject in English legend. when they have From Far The new livestock, may es. first American colonists JJJiPment,w Information be obtained relied heavily game as land, states, on a - perhaps even col- by writing the Public Relations Places. Located in 11 southern prime for your C.O.D. are pri- source of food. and. ac- CARS youngsters. Tiger Stadium, De- No all UNCF institutions j cordingly. the y- Low Cost USED Department, P.P. some of col- P 1 start planningyour troit 16, Michigan. Reservations fantasy line. t. vatc. independent, accredited mouth Colony's earliest laws right telephone. leges and universities. Funds dealt with the harvest of wild harvest now? cannot be made by OFFERED: animals. In 1648, Rhode far. * * yearly the BAKER, Savings * FRAGRANCES raised for them in the BERT lumber, U.B. Tibet, Sacred U> Island town of Portsmouth £*?***• guaranteed by age Sandalwood. UNCF appeal provide approxi- j Baseball fans of retirement Black Leopard, Seventh closed the “deere" hunting sea- e Sam, And everyBond tua, mately 10 percent of their an- May I will circle six Saturdays on their Money Oil, Wisteria, son from until November; KITES TO. 10 ML ? buyu Veil, nual educational budgets. any violator OPEN a share in a m IHbJ. lhats when Rose, Lilac, Violet, would be fined five calenders Jasmine. pounds —one half to go to the America. six Retirees Days will be held at Gardenia, Frangpi- citi- Magnolia, WHO'S NEXT? person who brought the culprit NEW LOT* Tigei Stadium, with senior Ginger Blossom to court and the other to “THE prices. ani, Hawaiian At the Hampton Institute Pir- half admitted at reduced Pikiki, Lavender, Drifting the town’* treasury. St ates continue to ioll, the ques- It’s apparent, Mercury, NCW location April 27 .... Minnesota Twins states Sanda, Sambac. tion, "Who't Next?" It conttent- that the May 25 Boston Red Sox top “old days" really never 2 Dram Gold metal ly in the eir. With an overall existed at all. Game wardens June 29 L. A Angels spillproof bottle $2. -ecord of seven wins end 4 losses or fish ami game agents have 17160 livoratU July 27 Wash. Senators been around for quite a spell, City t Dram Plain bottle^fl. (7-4), and three wins and three August 24 ...... Kansas and, from all indications, they'll tSIVi *o. He** leases (3-3) in the CIAA Confer- Sept. 21 Chicago White Sox he even more impsrtaat In ence, the Plretes ere constantly years to come. gjfiasMtea Retirees Day tickets again will Lee Angeles A California SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, un- striving for the win column. DETROIT TRIBUNE, 1963 7 S be 50 cents, which is #IOO