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Bob Tales Sound Let Some Easy Ones That They Can Pull Through to This the Big Game, Say That If the Night, Yea, Counting on Every and Egan Sunday 14-C THE DETROIT TIMES t t 945 Wings riii lloptvs on Oonlio Tumley in Hid to Tie Series Tonight Hi I ) NN I * ||. W U.TKR shakes which threatened to make Flash Hollett and tlie r*‘st of the which slowed up Boston's darting away r at the Wings with their thp gloom which mantled him him the goat tht The to give all blades. after ROSTOV, March 27 Most of of series. Wings promise him freshmen, Armand Gaudrrault and Detroit’s opening defeats. over anxious 18-year-old from the protection iHts.xihle tonight, Boston supporters, who call “I’m counting on Lumley to- 'he lk*tn»it R«xl Wings chi|»s will Owen so Bill Cupolo and its veterans. Bill Bob Tales Sound let some easy ones that they can pull through to this the big game, say that if the night, yea, counting on every and Egan Sunday. be on their apple cheeked kid get past as the Bruins look the victory ami go after the series Cowley Pat Bruins win it. take a 3-1 lead in one. Hut •» much a» any other games Boys goalie, Harry l.umlev, as they first two in Deiroit, 4-3 h ad m the filth game, at Olympia TROUBLE BREWING the series, they will he in. They three players. I'm counting on Pink's Have shoot to square up the Stanley ami 4-2. Then he stopped press- Thursday night can’t conceive the Red Wings win- the Armstrong line,” said lIM Sports presents Reunion Cup semi-finats with the Boston ing. Tonight's g,june will tie played If the opportunity it- ning the last four to take the Wing boss. Warmup Mi ulns here tonight. before another crowd of 13,500, self in the close checking »t is series. It was Armstrong, with his co- c(7 !_ HE'S A HERO NOW i W\k tet?bL* DNe-ia < l.umlev has revived his own von- tht legal limit m the Boston Har- possible that several of the chippy However, if the Wings win this workers Ed Bruneteau and Jud By HOB MURPHY f.llen.-e and his team mate* hop»*s Harry's t\ hockey hero now den. It promises to he the most little Boston Frenchmen, partic- one, they feel the Brums will be McAtee, who handcuffed Bill Sport* Editor M Farrells Se r es *>f rt aching the finals by his su|>er praised by the pres* of Boston savagely played game of the ularly Gino Rozzini and Gaud- so shaken the Wings will gallop Cowley, Herbie Cain and Bill Jen- f»eifortrunce in Detroit’s 3-2 vic- as a combination of all the great .st iles .is Hi* Red Wings, led by reault, will receive a going over out the series. nings. Boston's scoring aces, last There would be a bigger tory iere Sunday night. He has goalies of history because of his Seibert and if rnld Jackson, start because of the carefree manner Manager Jack Adams, for one, time out. If they ran rejieat the M tI » someday after the war was over Rx IHI U DON L i <i ;mself «>t the Stanley Cup play here. Big Earl Seibert, Capt. out to throw the body checks in which they have been whittling appears unworried and has shaken victory is half won. when all of "Pinkie's” boys would M \NS\’I!Ir. Varrh 27 be back from all over the world. !i, Wrtih| the 'nun s iSkei¦ tel) This was just sort of a warm r ,w T. • r shortstop who will happy tr,<m ui’h Eddie Mayo, Ihe second nil ' ling nl a in what promises to 1m a of h»«/*man Pink- ITuii iV-tMr -play rnrnPmtmnn ston's *vni m- says will never forgi the Rudy hr Signs, Today ’ York Works Out and divers "hiUe world series In 1937 Is- lween Columbus and Newark. who happened W ••Thai »»erlr«* hail a rough end- to be home on MUm ing.” r* • died Webb. who played service lea v e Bfcy }. with Columbus, the American together. Nat- League champion. “We won the Sports O SCORING WITH STRAIGHT LEFT first three tamo in Neuark'aml Powell Wins Gentry Only :<> thought we were sitting on top <>ld of the world. Then we went coach and pal hark to Coliimhu* and lost four at the Detroit andv ci.Aßif games and the series. Athletic Club as soon as they • REVITIEO | an* in Columbus couldn’t 8 got With Hand (Lena) in town. some I lllaekhiirne, old Russell Holdout Now Relieve It was true. I guess You on '0 even thought there was Imaior league star, returns itusl By LEO MACDONRU. sat in the gatitering of them H v unit Ml Kl’liV something tainted about the re- season as manager ot Lancaster,l listen. Again you felt that surge EVANSVILLE, Ind . March 27 sults. I guarantee all that Pa. in the interstate League. He young Hut. Sun port Towel's left didn’t of humility before these that we look a piloted Lancaster into fourth place; —After signing his contract. Rudy \i as wrong was warriors of the sky sea and land, .know w his tight wa" doing . licking. hat last year . President Roosevelt York, Tiger slugger, today plunged , flight at Arcadia, a young and brave in heart but last and Jv»t may attend the ofiening baseball into first of the wondered, too. his workout Both Were Good jot other people game in Washington on April 16 already old in the wavs of war. Tow a 3 to 1 favorite at jspring training season. ell. bell "if everything is going well and There was Andy Claik. a ‘•Not that Newark (Interna- time, won a split decision over “First time I've hud a hall in he is in town,' according to Jnna- fighter pilot with 104 European tional League) didn't have a coffee colored, hard irying Eddie than Daniels, White House press; my hand since last year,” York was she team missions. was the good dub. That j Taylor in a 10 round bout wit- secretary. | revealed Once this lad Spud Chandler, Alley by }>aid fcii . greatest all 'round swimmer ;n that sent i nessed 1,942 fans who a Action ori changing the classifi- f i innn# .100 Huddv 6( Hut the lag Indian, tanned from He llonald, (iordnn, gH >w ii| X). I C> 1 cation of Ihe Southern Baseball j the country. didn't talk much Charley Keller other Georgia Min, fit for Rusar, and Behind at live slarf of the fifth Association from A-1 to A A was a hot looked then and the young lieutenant. 2b, stars to the Yankees. With Mori round. Powell used a lett hand at- by the di- his ninth consecutive season with wasn’t given to gabbing now. and •postponed indefinitely 1 «itoper, Knoa Slaughter most e\i until the end of There had Seen a year and a half . lusi\el> rectors yesterday . Payments the Detroit club other players who later starred the contest which found blood of flying for the Royal Canadian tor (he winner ot th* Shaughnessy signing came after with the Cardinals, we had no ng Taylors 'Hie contract ? * no/ I from nose and a playoffs were boosted from a Air Force. Then more than thi. slouch of a team ourselves." cut over the left a do-minute conference with .lack years ago he had to eve. transferred to $2,000 to 000 . The As will he remembered, th# jhonus $3 , tite w a Zeller, the Tiger general man- Army Air Corps. Tigers 1 his winter obtained Webh KI Molts MA I-AST i playoffs ill be resumed after two-year layoff. i® ager. (mm the White Sox for Joe Before the fight there wa« a < adet Clarence Richard Howard, “It does Tint make me the On t Tengo. Since Skeeter is one of that Powell had bad 30 Missions rumor ril*s t S( (~ sop Mr. and Mrs. |* W. ' highest salaried player in have- tiu. best fielding infielders m the rrp tight of I -a-- n rr-nrft n rrr-PTit m Howurd, 1055 I,emix, has ball,’’ the good-natured York I.t Gus Sharemet had put n majors, it is considered that the Cleveland. 'Those who watched Tig. a right awarded a letter in boxing at the smiled “but 1 am satisfied and his .JO missions as pilot of a B-IS •rs made smart deal. dance about the ring, using father-in- turn S Coast (liiard Academy at rarin’ go.” over Germany. Once he wiQ| Sieve O’Neill. Webb’s only the left thought surely 11. to iab. New Conn. He has terms were not divulged. Hamtramck High's greatest swim- J.w takes no credit lor Ihe .stroke right London. The .he must have a broken boxing “Dizzy" Trout Harold mer, later intercollegiate cham- of genius. hand. been associated with the Paul and the southwest , team there for three years as a Newhouser. ace pitchers, are the pion at C M and a star at th« “I was In The latest cheek. i*jMirted last with the I SO unit when competitor and in a managerial highest salaried Tigers DAC. Pacific ;night by tht boxing commission it happened." O'Neill explained. capacity. Ruffus Gentry i* now the only Capt Bobby Gardner a fighter sin,m. showed no signs of didn’t know about the deal serious Tiger holdout trft Steve pilot, had seen action from Bou- ribs or any badly tinlil 1 got home." broken bruised Sign* Joyce, Ruffin O’Neill and Zeller today were still gainville to Leyte.
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