EBBIE SAYS Versatile Sytl Hatre Wings' Leading Man I BBIK (.OOlil KI lOU speeches. Jack i» a man who handles his men well. He doesn’t Many nights he has arrived at the hoekey rink after putting B> hours, night •»( lloeke\‘s ask more than he should get. Usually he puts it up to the in eight hard l-tst was no exception.) Sports | urmrr Detroit lte»l V\ inj; Mar itiui One IminortaK fellows themselves. He says what he has to say. Then he The bent body check of the night still pains me. Bob Tales I n. no Crosby not a Sinatra, but I sing today of Sydney move? out of the room. He lets the boys do the rest. It came from Earl Seibert of the Hawks. He hit Cully Howe, a Hogsett Has Harm* But even a Jack Adams must have a leading man out Simon. That was in the first j>eriod. It's Cinch: Ivc iine i mother thing. 1 straight from the rink there on the ice. Syd Howe was that man last night. He was No kidding. I could feel that sock up to where I was r sitting in the press box. My spine is tingling now. Wings, Canadians Jgb in *o riv ’ *djc* l l i’ll) this point on. This business of hanging terrific. Minors Siubert gave another to Don Grosso. Wow! That hurt, » too. .j ij 1 1 nu n wild, write n gularly on a newspaper is - wit Syd Led the Attack, Played Defense Not always flashy, hut forever consistent, Seibert to this In Cup Finals ( id Rely On n • ! i.o«> leader of Detroit's unrelenting attack. And he was the man By 808 MURPHY v (• ,v n t ront »or By LEO MACDONELL who was dropping hack on defense to take the place of the Truly he is a “rock of the Gibraltar.” The Wings should SPORTS EDITOR ’¦ in '\w received on the > “> I arrange to have him pensioned for old age or kidnapped EVANSVILLE. M fT. M ailing Bill Quackenbush. hockey'. i,r of the National ITofes- I don't understand (Chief) HogsVtt ?Hll has a berth 1 suppose, of course, every one knows Rill was out of well, kidnapped for any reason at all. The Stanley Cup series < League, mak/iS •sion.il H' key at epen to him should hr fine! pitch- the game. How*e w*as there to sub for him whenever he was no sense all to me. , But 1 i's got to start off by Believes Wings Will Win Series the Tiger.** too diflwult for Rut what'l want to know is ing for d, ftp g to Syd Howe, needed. n.y hat - Kscoe-, l np whip. Sitting there in the press box, I had to think hack tn After the game I talked with players of both teams. this who iv this Charley ac t gi« test ' work manager, vcletan owner *f otic of iie a nights The Wings, to a man, seemed think it was just a tfie Olympia ticket Mike Kell\. the many, many w*hen 1 was a teammate of Syd Howe. to who tells 1 t , ' u ¦*: esc.- ' any <-p4*it has known. game. They passed me can’t have four Minm-ai**!.* I didn’t think so much of it then. But I know better now. mistake that Chicago won the opening the ttirkets to k if he falls In stick with I'e- S : ii ;vc wi- my hero in seats for finals Howe would be asked to change position. He would he it off as one of those things. he telling ya) tht 1-1 \iit"rv Detroit scored paid for. I'm asked to play just about everything on the ice- and. I think, 1 rode downtown in a cab with Paul Thompson, the Hawk’s tween Montreal Canadicns ami •v< r th< Black Haw ks last if you check his record, he has at one time or another done manager. I've known Paul a long time. He was always on the Detroit Red Wings night. changed. Sure, I know the WinfcX : everything but help Charlie Jacobs check the left over hot confident, if not the rocky, side. Paul hasn’t l: >• the *•«. %j lietroit blew the first one against - dogs, or assist Fred Huber with some of the Huber Kiwams Thompson still thinks the Hawks can win from p • a r 'h < r B *J Wings Were Better Hawks. And I know all about *’ speeches. in the best four out of seven. last night and that 4-1 heating l y»T*V Detroit was much the bet- heard Howe ever complain about taking I’ve disagreed with Paul a lot in the past. I disagree the Chicago lugs took the S\ I) HOW E But I never Syd on ML , ter hall club. Although 1 was oyer a new position. He did just what he was asked to do now. The Red Wings have too much balance, too much spirit chin. • Rut it -fill makes no fast Haw;/ m the Wing dressing room hr fore the game. I can imagine ~and. I'm sure, his record shows he has done it welL and, well, they have Sydney Harris Howe. .s • difference with me. want . wluiL happened. (Editor'd be ia a crude ending. But the Wings will beat the 1 v K Note: It ran added here that Sydney Harris This those four tickets for the finals HOWE). J icii Adams put on one of his very best psychological Howe is. and all season has been, working on a defense job. Hawks and and I want to see what is going ng th e » ‘ 4,v »«»*•*» 1 l to happen when Bill Durnan, southpaw’s salary, conditions br- the freshman T'rmartten goalie, ine what thev an- in minor league BREVITIES: IT EVEKY Time By Jimmy Hailo matches up with Connie Diop, baseball. THEY’LL Do the, Conme-eome-lately in the was okay * So Kelly said if for Hockey 111 ing nets W | Open - —— CIO to Present "t Hop sett to enmp to the Tiger-. r 1 1 Roth of the young goalies lost *•fint I want him back." Kei'y- War roil Then Shell Buy their ojk-ning games of the Cup is reported to base told the series on "home" ice. Rqt Tigers. ace~twel\/e, y\A\ ATHREE-CENT they’ve recoveied now. And Gives Wings / TmAT*LL A / Colorful Group PAPER ANDWANT when the fiddling and I BE $13.79, ) THIRTEEN**«AkiD P all fuss- 20 Years' Service Valley V y\/ CHANGE OF A ing i- over well. I'm prettv INCLUDING ( | THEREis FIFTY- | sore because Then rest )*e DOUBLE 3AW-BUCK f . Eseoe won't talk I THE TAX, ) \ SEV/ENTV-RYE, about those tickets lor th« f >r a lew pray haiis. llogsett is J ThAaixTOOSCAQ THt Second Game> ] E.'E‘IT/- Of Amateurs finals.' 4'i and has -tvn no.tily 20 years Sold y Of service in orpani/ed bnsel all. | Wai o Valley, jiopular wr-1 Bn li UIS || f \\ \LTKR va ho group chii*f first came into the n It ill a cosmof*>htan Maurice Is a Whiz The -idc golf eoursi vesteifiay became Detroit organization in 1926 when Ntiyv it appears there i-n't much of boxers who fight for the CIO I'm mostly interested in that tiie pi-ofvity of Huron-Vlinton I rd H he played with Fort Worth and ,thc matter with the Wings national invitational champion- htan k and F;ukway. Red - the and Eastern Mi f" I i - < i: hi pokes a mm ; h Marshall in Texas threugh proceed- lew goals cure. ships at Olympia tomorrow night. 1 ¦ Texas Leagues, ihen Tiger farms. condemnation that a won't stick for the Canadiens .mgs- Mgncni by ,U : lHih. t'-HESTER The Detroiters have discarded Fifteen title bouts are scheduled Tiie Ttgers sent him tn | Decatur () i - going «* nr.d Wheeling, also farms. L.ifer lIARA. the closr-1 o the-vest playoff with the entire profits to on< ght he- | The dub will continue tr» e|>»T- i t wax hf> was Evansville and Mon- as will the infantile paralysis lund. miliate the W mg- 'That with atc under Die manage- hockey and a result leave,, treal. present supposed to be {sir for the the i> tomorrow tor Sunday night's Chicago sends the best Chincsc- A sensation. Hogsetl won 22 ment until actual transfer course ¦> made. After that the two game with the Chicago Black- American boxer. Abo Lee. A games the Rojals 11*2'.' and, one ol Last evening h«* humped all for in S-hole courses will lie to hawk- all even in rhe semifinals one our of course, got a hurry call to I closed lightweight, he tights of five goals inin the net to lead for a through lor iti*' Stanley Cup. !!-• allow parkway the t battlers. Joe Andrav, mes- his team s against To- coree to the Tigers remained .hick Adams' club, gained confi- best parade the spring of 1936,, when pro[*Mtv. I senger from Graham-Paige.; ronto. 5 to 1. until Wayne County 'ilWho in victory as they reversed boy was to the Trustees of the ho way to judge he traded Browns for vv tiic ti l’svvrdict on the Hawks hv whip- A Detroit lari from Brewster TheitN Jack Burns. I road commission ill ojierate what Pochard might do when H 'jnng them. 4 to before a crowd the spring Hank ;othlT a*. [M-bhc .CfUt-e 1. has the American name of Jones. he really turns it on. That was ('ondemnation of 12 337 at Olympia ’ last night Greenberg got hurt and the Tigers I proceedings in- Pittsburgh sends a fighting name, Rut I'm one to believe hockey, 1 200 and the m the second game of the series. had to have a first baseman. So ivolved acres club Schmeling. a welterweight, who ( like all sports, will see class house and cr>st aroun SI jO.QQLL^. It was Carveth, the stick- they got . Bums. Alter the Browns. 0 0 0 handling right wing Regina, is matched with Bill Borne. prevail. from Wings Hogsett spent a season with the who his night common The Canadicns and Taylor: reversed form last They all have .one definitely class Senators, later dropping dow n into ffoxer Eddie t<» touch the Wing scoring % uie the of the oIT F&V FOR A M3CKCSE factor, they’re good fighters and -league the American Association. in the SiTP liiii. reason. spark second period. g .**{.{ eomr-troTTf Detroit heavy in the semiwindupj IN A Bl former amateur are I heard a veteran hockey man the Tigers of llogsett’s days. horse. But he came flashing in awaiting iheir turn in uniform. Of star meets (’OENT DE' MAR- way night. i* horn light w mg to tip in the 30- lighters put it this last the only one left *> * It’s a colorful array of ** Rudy York j Kf* »TNni< ATI.. .« *T>' LUWK in oru of t tie preliminaries. toot pass the Wings’ player, (TK I.M, rtAfl 1 *>HLP fl•¦WTl*l!¦- ' ’ "Durnan Is the top goalie. and the home run king was with 0 0 0 clutch and should produce 15 top flight —Detroit Tuni s. March 24. 19-H sa\ that the team only hriefly then, going ! Syd Howe sent straight to hun bouts. Detroiters against the lie said. "I would L»»rt Cagers: < ostello, comedian, on to Milwaukee. When Rudy got Sufft in in the goal mouth. editors. the of the horae, would back to Detroit to stay, in 1937,1 | Play Dearborn at Si. Marys of With Ihat start the Wings ran Oaklawn Park Entries Tropical Park Entries One of the mo-t interesting Whirlawav, High gym Up three-goal S\T( M»K - 81 eHrionl the same honor the chief was in St. Louis. Rrdford in a De- a lead on succeed- Kllß KIKI Gorsiea ATI Hl» bouts on the program will pit a hav*> having troit Ba-kctbaJl Association play- ing s hot s by Howe and Don FIRST RACK cltlmln*. 4->e**r- FIRST RACI 81.294* rl* minj: l-v**r management, with that < anadien team In Harold Newhouser is ol(l» Hnd up. 6 lurloriKK irhutf' ol'i* 4*.tl up, 6 fiirioni;" *»*hfi i*)7 M*k*-r 11! H<> Hurr 1 Perhaps a bit too far-fetched. a delegation of c. : until the final period Nyrin*. illac. against Verne Mitchell, a cracks while 0 0 0 Yxnkiff N"tirin» 112 Gruce K 107 B.ilni. ; H Sf''kv Sr -I-- ill ; was half over. To K*** K*«‘ 108 bby But I »till tan t s**e wtiy Olym- Anophelf* Roport \Moonlit* representative the Dairy Tigers were visiting at Camp Mlk» Amanpprd the puck past xHindu 102 MxiK SECOND rack *1 2,I 4 i ‘ ' . Tickets are accompanied the Tigers around SIEWERT ale up three -teaks liant little Connie Dion, the Wings Brabant 112 Olexll F. 107;|‘ EVANSVILLE, March 24 xHeyori* l"l lOyo* pia or at the Infantile Paralysis want to giah my four and relax. quickly cr.y hope 4>f Chi- xrt' UKh Hufy Nin« 111 I.*" M*’.Aunnin 111 the camp. During the conversa- and all of PETE FOX' points at ended a SECOND RACK jouo, maid»n 3 j Johnny Corsica, Tiger i"8 xf’X'iii'ngr Fund headquarters, 2Ph floor of cago >rar- the holdout Rtfrain Hundreds of letter' are tion the colonel remarked casu- the former Tigers' home here ie- com*’bark such as Doug old*, fi furloos, (chutf*: I'ft* Ham*- 1! 1 xVV>*p*,|i'- Pr.ii* I'M the National Rank Ruilding. Slr.lgr US M Prp 113 ij pitcher. going to rejiort to the Tidy R|«lh] Afr!,* coming in with Bentley engineered to give Bik imlil* is lit Hl»'K 11 this query : , that was the first world Cent ly. had the F.stat* 113 alh lie in xHo Ho 113 xFourth here, xPHat* » Echo i i Burgoo I.n ly 1"8 yortflt 0 0 0 victory game. Darby 11S \ Tigers after all "In which vJnulitain of war. too. Hawks in the first Travv Wood* 11K Dlmout 2"0, cin T.fav« Alnn*> 11S a-Lumber Klnj; 118 THIRD RACE 11 nr.mtc 4->.ar has Nyd Howe bathed?” lime ihe Wings not only Apparently old* *uil • mils “To which York, Just ns srr- . This Mary Rynf 1 Corsica didn't mean up. 1 *M' Swim Team: a 113 Strength 12'* xTaonia Ex-Wayne favorites win the they I THIRD RACK, *9oo claimmc. Stars give ii- the truth Have you cuffs on the brilliant Bentley, j Cvru* 1' 1H Sight ao you intend to make this at old* and up. 6 furlongf dinger's events the National Interred-i I young L**y t>>ig*r 113 Tru*tbu«'»r 111 bathed? Or is it those vitamiir t*r- -I *o'l up. 6 fariong- pass from Syd Howe. He heat Kathy 108 (*liu'*•. “Rudy wasn't trving to amart i xVVhlch Ollnt Jl4 wanted to goalie 114 he he Harmony 1"H \V.a:ig»m» Tonight Praise « track, either.” Mike Karakas for goal Shaata Man 119 *Don Devito Fort for Adams - 111 104 Rivals FOURTH RACE *#*>o, allowance* 4- traded to an- Tt'llou* I'hUiklf K, g.n.fr.t»l I braid some of the expert? No. 4. , vear-old* and up 8 furlong* irhuio; War Reward 11* other club. 1 l s . f Imp By JAKE PERSON f Forge *.V Tramelu* 114 Valdma Secret 114 *t xFxu-1 II xß"*t praising Jack Adams for Jfce s m 1*»1 T« ll* sqi ashi iiorns Hover I'd* Brilliant Kly 119 Over long r l»*rli\ I>u*4t Kirk w.,v his team. 119 Dot * Key 114 IC* I.il.rrty Part 11. H»k*r> Hral I" 1 ' It wasn't so long ago ihat an he handled Thgv ire Tapper * W distance phone I K.r'gfixhrr That ended the Hawks’ hopes, Marjorlf 8. 109 Sakii 119 l.ikraxnot lov* 114 ex-Wayne University athlete was sa’id he u-fd excellent judgmflSr Montreal Evens Sir Kid 114 Infant Queen 109 from his home Mighty M***trr -111 Eirniingrburg i"9 though penal- even three Detroit !># something of a in Metro- " flinelies II Mr Inflnt* v 119 Pub* Time 114 HKTH RACE >¦ »M 141 P» . t u.#» rarity . l gave 109 -i ities in the last j*4>no*i them South Border 119 I’h Huh Sot * Handirap, 3 >*»r-old« -nd u, h lor- politan League prep coaching 114 Va., Corsica r,f ttio outromf scoring chances. rsj>*>ciall.v when j Erl lure 109 Anthem "ngr *chut*3. thf we and pra teeting his re- of Oaa**e 114 Elrlnap 1"# O Kangoon 1"9 -Martian 11“ circles. claiming. r.t < r;j>pl? You'd the final series with Tank Arsenal. Flash Hollett am! Carveth FIFTH RACK. $9041. 4->c*r- a scotch Abtf-t 112 Adr i The picture has changed con- rx;*'.ct ft sent in closing ! old* and up, 1 118 mile*: irk Bang* I'd* Sq *••.•• 7 » im, though, t he Toronto Series l>odg»' Forge is thr- new* champion { were off the min- JOMNN ' chirmi v H Ho-v.ird 15 siderably in the last few years of lsn Mr* HiUtrtomc 119 xSwam t roit a Tatra 111 So much so, iri fact, that of the Richard. Montreal w log- Rough Atghanietan manager, his continued affection siirv Mauriro today with only three games left , . advantage. In Hi* 108 Armistice Day i*r* African li*> four in the league basket- man, received plaudits today for Klaahalong 113 Top B m>** for the Tigers and said he would Mixer 111 MintPf k I'9 schools f red H mei. Olympia rra'n- to play. season closes at j But with Cully* Simon. Harold Con*tant Aim 113 a-Mrrryh" Stab, PI lip* n'r semifinals The 'Pal- Cantlme 108 along and 1. ball tonight Macken- of the greatest per- SI,OOO. allowance*. «• he soon to wind up salary agff, wa- asked if he yefp? one individual arid Lj SIXTH RACK. - ace Recreation March 30. I .Tack-<>n Carl scorn be hold- SIXTH A*’V «2 • !***». aIIOW «t!<'*> *!l* zie, Denhy year-old* and up. 1 18 mile*: negotiations. R Northwestern. and formances in hockey records, scor-i 1 pan < year-old* aril up tn: r« when on the road like Bui | Forge vv;is forced to win thtrv*;ling tie’ fort with some final aid 112 Pom ' 1 1-M three aie K. Rounder 112 Predion ' by five his team's Furthermore, there a slight xRf/i u« 111 H'ipp'. P ot 1".8 Northern coached Tnbu tl fng all of goals in last night a- blanked |from Carvelh, the Hawks were Sweep G"ld 112 Hereehet* I was • Haw piesulrnt tfttf Tanks De-! figures given First Draft i,f»7 Corvn'-n 122 former Wayne men. a to O. 112 Strombu* discrepancy in salary >«. - 5 1 defeat of Toronto in the! So»o. George Luknch, held ithout n Ted Argonne W',"d* 1i" Tw last night. lead-ofT vv shot. Quarterback 112 a-Momo K'*k U l Mackenzie i- coached by Ifcih Stanley ('up playoffs at 8 out at Reck ley. according to 1- V. D al- "I don’t. Ml I do is chew my Montreal had a hand-ome 299-263-222 fori In the Chicago dressing room Re*o *lm" 112 Gourmet lt'»' SEVENTH RAC I"'. C-ad* Spathelf. by Jim night. Playful Many l.and* Zeller. It was reported Corsica l year id* and up . n .If- Northwestern harder,” last 7vf to head the j*il/e li-t for •after the battle. Manager Pal 107 lowance* 1 gum a little liallef 1 Pauli Starwav 11V Red Wrack 118 SS,(MX), but Impregnable 12" xC'.urt Daunt P»8 Demaree and Denhy by Ted Richard, w ho received brilliant - was offered demanded replied. rif and high game It was s<-cond Thomp->n still managed a smile; Root arid Spur lI.V a-Dr. John*on 112 »R’l»h Act 112 v 1 I id P'B Meyer. Spathelf and Demaree collaboration from Elmer Larh and ri‘c- Knygram 118 $7,500. Snverton 111 Piaidi.'Ch H'Uy high topped league without any apparent effort. The’ .eg a-A l.amoureux entry a Roger x 1 8* cn 11 > Bygone* 117 played on the same Wayne basket- and Tin set a new Stanley After signing contract. claiming »- B 1 ke. i ordLs. j former Black Hawk star didn't- SKVKNTH RACK 41 >on the Oaklawn EIGHTH T: ACV M 2"". ball learn in 1933. Cup plavefls record, • Handicap, 3-vear-old*. 1 1-18 mile*. (Doc) Cramer, veteran outfielder, j*ir •up arid u| 1 n. < •oho the screams of General' •*» \l) \\ I) 4'haHenge top Merry K.t'f!" xt ii • a-n Tonight's gam- ', which start at Toronto started out n' if t< I I HI I I I K Manager Bill Tobin, who Me a put in his first workout with Ihe xQueen 1*'t I raced Hlgna' - Bloke 112 Sun«hine Bordet Hattie 111 I: inklamm* 8 p. will bring together Mac- Larkin Winner:.. Tigers The agile m.. duplicate its brilliant defensive Knppitz’ ]r,*d in the Metropolis' alter lefeirc King Clancy to revile H-11 Ru/zer JlO * Hi*h ll<,> yesterday. Cramer Mberty B 111 xMrkanaor.e t"8 ¦»« kenzie and Northern at Central job of the f’rs f t ight of the plav- tan Clt'-ic Bowling Lea gut i- Sickle Toy 108 fireen Bush I**B looked fit and amazed onlookers Real Awhile 111 iStarrr* him. then shouted to President High Harp 103 Comanche Peak 118 xApt'renMre a lowame clairrrd g>m. Northwestern and holding the ('ar.adiem (me with his throwing. according p< * j> -Hi .n. and - offs. score- i down to game today, with Mervyn Dutton of the National * VV 1 I.unt entr> Hnr*e» Hated to rlaiming. 4- 04) m (Detroit inu Denhy at Mackenzie gym. less in the first p»*rp*d. Then Rich- Rainbow and Standard tied for Hoek* League that the EIGHTH RBCV *9'TO The Tiger outfield now set for P.,*t, 2 p • v referee vear-oid* *nd up 1 1-18 mile* games ard scored twice with n 17 sec- * Third the White Sqx exhibition In < out Koppitz Amy 3 Rounds court. Rainbow shut hart b< aten the 112 118 • Black Hawks with Palrlet ond,- in th.e second p* •d and a at Twentn tli (Vntur.v Recreation unfair penalties. Rodimic V*7 Tony 112 tins week-end reads: Jimmy Out- '. r, 102 xSurgeon I'ick 107, March (ITT-- few ir .nnto iMcrw r v. m., *. xOvai* law, Chuck Hostetler and Zeb NEW YORK 24 rlasf Ttrttt' 2*92 to Stand-- Sweet Olca 107 xß'iM Wallopar 102 Saginaw Aces llall rangy 'gunner'* box, 3 \\l\(i PEN \LTIRR is a Tippy Larkin the the penalty 7'.*r<.nto rot 11 - artl’s 3**26 warnt to third on the Black Ont 112 Peggy Sllve. 107. Eaton. The latter pitcher. 102 xSake* Alive 102 from (Unfit N. J.. dinche'd a or, > goal, a -L»t by R« / li.m.d- ’ 4)f xHtlda Mav Cramer may play, however. ll\ HAROLD HAUL 10. Hard in blanking Earns. Five Clancy's nine penalties Timid «;reen .« k 112 tßealman 10? i ght shot last nigh! by M"W|ee Roh Swift will catch, with Rudy hchtwt title tc*.n. ion' on Detroit, Chicago's Hnt.y 112 xMeanwhl'e l'>7 at ¦ but 1 4'ann, * all-events Mar Veterans North- achieving a Richard get his third goal late j xPlo**C'm Qceen 1"8 n Banner 112 York on first base, Ed 'Red) Tod Mo>»kal ABC World third-round technical one in the first two periods, xApprent » allowance claimed. and Gene 1 western. Stolz of | and Charley ehampion. r>t central knockout ovrr Allie lr the second r >d aid «c<>’t. states singles titlehokler. arc m*'m- Newark. . before 15.737 ci n f in tno t ea- h t inu Weather clear; track. Metro at third. Eddie Mayo will rolling faux fw ¦ ’d when thiy to Barney Mart in St •** api»*ared have the pi.*t . p m the Morley Flgcrs. one of inf al Madi-on .Square garden. accop’ ng fiusnes from hand he at shortstop. hrrs of Phillips League at Vogue Recrea- 1.. e h. gam* in (Jim) 11 Saginaw learns sharing the R feree Arthur lamovan A though Paul Trout and Emory the tion last night, made the 7-ln split stAf>- Dodds Cleveland [nnaltiis may have with lx from Battle Creek l>ed the Imut heforo the hell had in Tropical Park Results lllreska will pitch Saturday and drives years of trying. Hockey Playoffs 'I s’iijiPd the Hawks' plan of at- furb-ng* after 35 n,| VI LAND. March 23 iINS* FIRST RACE 2 >ear nil* 4’» Harold Newhouser. and Joe Han in the state bowling loutnairirnt rung for the fourth round. Stolz. N \(.t I i,c k and toiccd Thompson to shift Man Ravi n > 17 30 * 7<* .70 \TI<>N \l. M ¦¦¦> ( t.lvelv t Recreation to- was sitting helplessly on his -tool *! r»'» I War *Caffa-eV*> 3 20 night f>l3 after b* ing floored three tinie- Gh xgn T) pi to QMi- Hard better. Hare tore a fingernail in morrow 2 I's OIT I hearing 4>n a score. off " ,f • I T.me ? 3-'. 2 f nine-game total Armstrong dunng the conqa titive {Kirtion ol WT Vll.Htx HIM It Ship S' rpl'- R'll the intra-club game Wednesday Mnskal had n Ei4»nk Klanke of pETRfUT ( TF.t wa- ili*’second go-d which .Ir Rita Rn\»* >¦**.. 1 < session. MiH • »,. j f t rl H i- a iak t tie- .*r two years night the third Mi *• ' '*•' IH I I <»fi U'm' flu T Mat'. Alarurh 'of 1973 in Columbus had a 643 la.-t in the Greater si V* Syd Hf*we sent bouncing in olf ran th jn liihe r Rl\ es I’rt-rf and /.ax al*n ago when the was last htdrt. League a* Olympic as - ABC* his church Mush M rcli -kale near the end * K Mxnan” erttn -Masonic >i mi' » Only two months ago Ip|ie! hit team -split two {joints with league - - «*¦¦-,»n«! ,Jr»r • ' * *. 1 of the |>*a iod just a- ,•»' Ir.r v • t 7 r,*¦ r \ jtfcovp RACE 3 d< and op *• 7 m Cl* v» land. \- * H f !.trrl CftHrcr 1 Best Bets IK leading Zorno. Second place Pontiac Bus Riders I I Moll I Kl M I I ( 4K»per of Ctric.igo <-met ge*i 1 miie ¦ from- {< i>) «'• •f L * Jt|oH*r»4 7 r< • ts t.-t v :il .vir« fu ld in c id 1,-gV **'o\. r;. . . I fi* Iff > 7* 80 38 TO many pins St mb will roll up when three pants from Wcstlof. Sid*'- w< \i < v* n on all Die other c lA’lgateil 30 041 I iiilrfl I'ross l.r.a! la. jit finishes its stale match game, Wolverine moved to thud place Increase 10 Pet. I*|.‘| Time I U ’ft 2.38 AM) \ \ N(.l I j goals, ij. g Die third and aj>- Kl< 1.l i Peaaure H It. 4'haage Here «.'a*ev TROPICAL P\RK championship against .1. E. Berger in taking three from Berger. Al- PONTIAC, )pai* rt can* • r by Ikon Grosso, : Jnne* Ri ne t 1 Bra » *.irl k'ree Trareit i March 24 With’fKc l rtr.rra winds >niit* pnbhy, palace tomor- S) Kit s \ * t>epi also ran. m at the Recreation fred had 610 for Friend- Wir.gs Victory ne -k enter. nr\ first Hart 4'hance and Bny*l*r Robinson n< w cut in gt-oline rationing. i* *'iv* tiie at S m Sunday Ol • V o ? At A, Bu*v Hry row p. and at ship. ¦* I llurt I III* of Die period. Rt K AKRK N:r* I’->ntiHC inis lines today showed liU Mr.HI KMI T lusti third nr ta. - 3 and X Stmh gained an HIS-pin H*r*he> ei* v i' iand I! G> • so the faceoff, passed t on» p*tiarairn .1 s 4.4 Ml Tacoma Bh*n AND THU’.K J-.* first half. - TnWORKOW ?o ( I FAt'RT 1! Until* Imr Tun. lead in the HERF <>n ll • a!r< .iv ov« »l Her-he MVctb. who was beaten hy Warneke Awaits I.th*rt\ I*a Z«7-2*.A fur **2 In Hi* Plllitr rider city r-W 4-.nre»nd 11. a,* k Injo ll»" s K >.o M roniei, then OftAftfOfOPPEll Bartt* < S S*ni r , F.rnl* SurrMit* li*l it t ri bus bus« v S| R|» R m. i .lit Adroc 2 I. \sS A Fl\ I taxrd m. New now' • 22f« iSI in N"Mingh«m s*nl"» ? *•••: .!« 2::* *h* R it'H • vane . ?>« (•'und to throw j A CoRYDON, Fir** DrAft out of to t*i i g A nm jHI 7 I.KOATION. (1 K4iehn's Redford Rer. and .S’ h»d ¦t t >' - Kara-' Physical Cniifc! Yl'atn*. M«r\ f«.r in In Ill** the load, li«rt and Result of I -its ih* RnrnonA relit ve aecording to com- < ' National are , 22.;. Ann -Notion'* »n s MMI 1,-0 Die A AMK.NTt a Elsie Homb*'4'k'« Die K.th*l Ht*n»n'» 222 1 pany - RAPiD T.fhmtv TOMORROW mto not. . » V> officials f'lfff, r 4 1 d ! HOT SPRINGS. Ark March 24 only two Class A fives rolling in nth Klnc*lana 222 f*«tur*'l 200 1n < • • Howe, kin \<-t A ¦ f-’vd the (TN'S* l.rtn Rum** in ih* RAinrx vt M*J"r . . Mnrt" Wurncki'. vrlrrsn BEST KAPIPAMENTh tli4>' Women’s State at Olympic. »tn Ail-B»*r I IK- I I Kl"|> t* th v pay*' «**ntinue his .stand- L*r. hu 2A« m *h* Micuitih Players I ¦ |)it«*hcr fnr thr Chicago Cuhs, have 34-pin in th* Motor CH: S+ate AAU Cage out )>v figuring in Norm Reeck will a an wmk thri’c * A**"‘l«ttfH ' “¦ M 'w ;p-n t qu tc 4 t tain t*xinywholhcr OAKLAWN r\RK when Grove to - Pitch v*r xir,ht Mead over Mike ADgello they i ri -1 i r» >hA |l*etrmt coals, hut he hl.*o played 1 NIc.HT EDITOR. Tank** Nott-n*.-!, <>ih*r l*.-tfi* Meti*: IVrth* S*!'!** 7.2* h* ! ho liH-rhall or a military games C«r»>lyn *Oll (Jt*tlyr f , j%*t». / *,i •, ,t **\ * m ('»•* ! last 10 M2* , t \e- - || f R|o|> 4 ,f g\ ope for K shoot the of their K**llnf s• I I 4 i a 1 al. ft iking save ijt**n .%'ll** tn R. .. Jagl'-tßlr* vn>,i-on Darhy Diftiout, li.wlln* 1 T- >n*>. 7' 4>-.«Ji V* »•* • *: [uniform thi- said, hr 2 FOURTH ESTATE. at Sunday ‘ Ati* Hr |ssoo niafch Centennial "nrilily * \ II Ire n when the Detmit goalie was r..V7 81 *v* Kiui'e t'h*n*-Ti Jr . 2TA Rm»*« I . ..V \ i* • Horrtan *nti% Against Tigers V irxj*ct« 14* ontromr V'nr l 4« >4. 4 7 •* d know ihr 4>f 1 VaYtlina Sha-ta Man. at 3 p m. lr*n* Malt:*||r. i*A ami Jan* !*ra*t biVal 'd; i*n **ut his rage. j KATHY. *'>< - of * I s 1.4M1 4’x;*mination « or <>».*-* *.;n ?rank My*r* At*. TOMi-H tmao i • miou in- in xo. I t WARJORIt 8 HrC’taf xs «ll> I.a'lir* 1 TICK. Ind \ Ju»*|r* 41 Jl| « 1 V HISTRIONIC. S»* n. Af*har*»tan The Women's Citv toutney 1 11 217. Art e.t«.hK* RufKiman 2-V. Marrel FRENCJI Mmrh * , * *n fit-an <1 P ( drove nan»-»( Laeat > > oir pia . have anoDiep tms\ w**ek-end at I*fßrn*t Itfrliy .lniii.tr. 21V. H* 21 was SuHrin 9 Practices Oil Pa! Swcejis 'latft'hf I.ndi** i»7 K'ma Siivak .VAtt ami totfay to jiiti h for 'he White 7 MERRY St’NSHf N V III") « P W Grrak Lal<*- the Times 11.1 . r*« fitfvruiitin 2KI Ftirl I atll** S<>\ .• * r » • ttf two gamr-s Additional spor*< Pg 2.3 S ' O W Suffl ir I*hc * t'dll fr.’itn Jiold- firat H-tS P"A. at Irnj*erial. e*u at v’hene-Vroni- ’a.V Tri t\ S*ni‘M 22* U'»" .f in one th»‘ agari-f • -.root A* IC ? T *m| P'-W T ¦ !.*•! «T*rr\ * r,at*i*t 177 I’*'* V\ • I ig< - a' ||lt ov • I | « ptsrtirr Sunday 19 in lj a hly. I'AW-CIO at Palmer Paik the Ev n-v . > J.• !»4«- >»¦*>!¦ r-.» * m A r»rn p..,*f,.t, m. at | eok-end. Page 20 f7M * • Kronk » i utm boot Avr> sri r.. C’YO Men s Detroit Rec. and hall, 2in. J