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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS- VEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1940 21 Seven A's Still Are Holdouts Connie Mack Facing Salary Troubles PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6-(A. )-With less than two weeks before starting west for spring training, Connie Mack's Athletics still have seven holdouts, and the prospect Some of a observers few will salary say troubles. total of the $45,000 bonus Mack anal' Agent Benny McCoy the second baseman's two-year contract calling for $10,000 annually. That heavy money, it's said, may be making some of the other A's think perhaps they, too, are worth more.

To date the A's have signed 23 players. Still unsigned are Pitchers George Caster, Elon Lynn Nelson, Heusser and Hogsett; Infielders Joe Gantenbein and Dick Siebert, and Catcher Frankie and Hayes, 1939 reguJars, are counted upon by the leader of seventy, as keymen in a drive toward another pennant. "I don't have to apologize to anybody," declared Connie, "as the salaries paid by the Athletics through the years have been as good as the standards of the socalled rich clubs." M.S.C.Cagers Plan Flight to Marquette Tilt EAST LANSING, Feb. 6- A Michigan State College team will take to the air again for the first time in nine years when the Spartans fly to Milwaukee Feb. 24 for their basketball game with Marquette.

State also flew to a Marquette cage game in 1931. Coach Ben Van Alstyne announced this afternoon that approval had been made for the trip by college authorities, and that the final decision on the plan awaits only the consent of the players' parents. An additional hitch that looms in the plan is the possibility that the team may fly to the game without either Coach Van Alstyne or Assistant Al Kircher. When the 1931 was made, Coach, Van Alstyne and Kircher, then a senior, both were casualties from air sickness. Both are still considering rail or auto alternative.

Mt. Clemens vs. Wolves Mt. Clemens, third-place team in the Detroit Night Hockey League's Class AAA division, will the Wolves in the feature of a doubleheader program at 9 p.m. Wednesday in Mack Park.

The Currier sextet meets Eagles in another AAA game at 7:30 p. m. RACE RESULTS and ENTRIES Hialeah Park FIRST RACE--Three furlongs: Painted Veil (Donoso) 5.60 2.70 2.70 (Roberts) 2.30 2.30 (Robertson) 2.30 Time- :34 1-5. Matchcan, React, Fantasma, Miss Thirteen, Patricia Peace Day also ran. Farm entry.

SECOND RACE--Six furlongs: Billy Bee (Anderson) 14.00 9.50 4.60 Rye Grass (Johnston) 11.70 5.90 Roy T. (Arcaro) 3.10 Time- 1:11 1-5. Court Counsel, Isaiah, Dinner Jacket, Noble Boy, Arga also ran. THIRD RACE---Six furlongs: Como No (Dupps) 5.70 4.50 2.80 John Allen (Roberts) 16.40 7.00 Censor (Robart) 2.90 4-5. Ugin, Little Rhody, Cautivo.

Scarer, Gold Band also ran. FOURTH RACE- Seven furlongs: Early Settler 25.90 8.70 5.50 Go Moonfolly Home (May) (Johnson). 4.50 3.80 4.80 Time- 2-5. Sargazo, Time Please, Handiboy, also Life Guard, Rita Double ran. FIFTH RACE--Six furlongs: Royal Man (Flinchum) 10.90 4.60 3.20 Town Betty's Boy Bobby (Meade) 4.00 2.90 (F.

A. Smith) 3.00 4-5. Liberty Ann, Dusky Duke, June Bee, Tipeat, Miss Nutmeg, Beauty Flag. Counterglow also ran. RAC (Meade) and 12.50 a 5.30 sixteenth: 4.90 Vision Scandalous (Packer) 6.30 5.90 Autograph (Harrell) 15.40 3-5.

Warfellow, Feng, Zevson. Prince Derek, Felsun, Marching Feet, William Palmer, Sumphantom also ran. SEVENTH RACE- -Mile and furlong: Gen. L. (Caffarella) 4.30 2.90 2.50 Buddie Treacy (Flinchum) 4.20 3.10 Red Chief 3.60 Time- Limerick.

Sure Swift, Grand Light, Alpenglow, Gold Cross also ran. EIGHTH RACE Mile and a furlong: Erin's Sun 8.70 3.30 3.30 Bailiwick (Wright) 2.90 2.90 -About 2-5. (Winn). Nad, Joy Flag, 6.80 Brilliant Rock, Listowel, Deduce, Manhattan, Al also ran. Hialeah Mutuels One race 17.90 Two races paid.

66.70 Three races 106.00 Five races 187.80 Seven races paid. 258.70 Fair Grounds FIRST RACE--Mile and sixteenth: Greedan (Keiper) 11.20 4.80 2.80 Honey Seat (McDonald) 6.00 3.40 Fanfon (Oros) 2.40 2-5. Sir Mowlee, Cynical, Lazarus also ran. SECOND RACE--Six furlongs: Covin (Martin) 6.60 3.60 3.00 Barograph 3.40 2.80 Satin Rolls 5.60 Indian Penny, Selma May, Silver Bet, Peck's Bad Boy, Jerry Rae, Run. Moody, Imperial Impy also ran.

THIRD RACE--Six furlongs: Masked Plane (Mojena) 86.80 26.20 10.40 Apprehend 3.40 4.80 3.00 (Hauer). Time- 1:15. Spanish Beanty, Prevaricate. Dixie Princess, Sis Waterfing, Betwiek, Sis Lottie, The Spotter, Mario, Little Beep also ran. FOURTH RACE-Mile and 70 yards: Julius J.

27.20 10.60 6.60 (Taylor) 3.20 2.60 Inductor (Keiper) 4.20 Time- Lucy, Jack Patches, Dengee. Inductor, Vierne's Santa, Imperial Lu, My Regards also ran. FIFTH RACE--Mile and 70 yards: Lady Ballet 5.20 3.40 2.80 Mokena (Grill) 6.40 4.00 Half Shoes (Taylor). 4.80 Time- Gunwale, Moonish, Tureen, Someone Else, Hollywood Ace, Dr. MeOrcades (Taylor) 7.40 3.80 3.20 Larney, I Bilkan, A Ajaygee also ran.

SIXTH RACE--Mile and 70 yards: Tow Rope (Seurlock) 3.20 2.60 Wedding Morn (Gonzalez) 4.60 Pink Gal, Whipowill, Hiddenite, Winter Sea. Gray, Jack also ran. SEVENTH RACE- and yards: Oxford Lad 10.40 5.80 3.80 Ebony Parasol (Milligan) 4.00 3.20 Lou (Vedder) 5.60 1-5. Undulate, Sleep Along. Sorcery, Feu.

Incognito, Jane Wispy, Spartan Lady, Upside Down, Norie also ran. Wednesday's Entries HIALEAH Weather cloudy; track fast. FAIR GROUNDS FIRST RACE- Purse $800. maidens, 2- year-oids, 3 furlongs (Nursery course); Delicto 115 Coupon ......118 Perigee, 115 Double Call 118 118 Meritorious 118 Canfield David's Gal 115 Puro Oro 115 Signator 118 Yankee 118 Old Friend 115 General Jack 118 Hi Pov 118 Book 110 SECOND RACE -Purse $1,000, ing. 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Agent 107 Astirmation 109 Home 115 Whisper 114 Tuacross 112 Son 111 Happy 109 115 Maelong 107 Ferelnand 112 Tilaana 109 Decision 113 THIRD RACE--Purse $1,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-8 miles: Billy Van 120 112 -Ocean Tide 110 Maneuver 112 Sting 112 107 Chance 112 Chainwick 107 110 107 Mint 107 Pete 115 FOURTH RACE--Purse $1,000, maiden Juez 113 Unravelled 102 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: 102 DOE House 102 Eixie-Man 107 Yes or No 107 D.

102 The Loom 107 Stormy Pari-Leroy More Days 102 Office Hour 107 FIFTH RACE- Purse $1,100, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Wise 119 Supreme Speed 113 Early 108 108 110 Calexico 113 Inplay SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,500, Grade Handicap, 3-year-olds and up. 1 1-8 miles: 109 Gridiron 110 Supreme Sir Dunade Captain 105 118 Napper Olympus 115 114 Wheatley Stable-Belair Stud entry. SEVENTH Handicap, 3-year-olds RACE--Purse and up, 1 1-8 $1,200, Grade C. miles: Harp 108 Marfeu 111 High Dnieper 103 Bosley 110 Flying Lee 110 103 Shot Put 105 Equilibrium EIGHTH RACE- -Purse $1,000, claiminc. 4-year-olds and up.

1 3-16 miles: 112 115 Camisado 100 110 Redbreast 117 Ulevex 112 115 allowance claimed. FIRST RACE4-year-olds and up, 102 106 Aces 111 109 G. 106 SECOND RACE--Purse 4-year-olds and up, 6 Dogrose 113 Set Pat 114 John Tio 114 Transview 114 Whisk 109 Walker 109 Wilson 109 Byrd Ford 114 Dreams 104 THIRD RACE--Purse year-old maidens, 6 Bit 109 Louis Shapiro 114 109 Bane 104 Rose 104 Nob's 114 Iomike 114 104 0. 104 FOURTH RACEmaiden 2-year-olds, Little Rustler 111 Red Binder 111 Bixby 114 Infinite Mae 121 Your Time 114 Fabens 111 Graie Kan 111 Rocky Hill 114 Jeanne A. 111 FIFTH RACE-Purse year-olds and up, mile Doe 110 Norie 110 Proposing 115 Cavour 115 Frolic.

110 Pride 111 Chauvenet 115 and Sound 110 105 Exchange Club 115 SIXTH RACE- Purse year-olds and up, 6 Murph 109 My Lawyer 113 Faust 112 111 Bangs 111 Folly 106 What the Radio Offers Today Wednesday, February 7, 1940 (Programs are printed as issued by the stations listed and are subject to change without notice) FEATURES $500, claiming, miles: Ellacaw 102 Hit and Run 108 Brandon 116 Sally 102 Busby 112 $500, claiming, furlongs: Sugar Jar 109 Bosto 109 Legal Advice 109 Image 113 Bubble 104 109 109 Dusky Maid 113 Florid 118 $500, claiming, 3- furlongs: 104 Color Cap 109 Last Dollar 109 Verse 109 What 104 Ultimate Jest 109 Law 109 Inkspot 109 Little Aga 104 $500, claiming, mile: Rocky Mike 114 Prefer 114 Lhillis B. Weaving Keetonga Speedy Valley Miss Soot Dixie Dew Cynical Maid 111 $500, claiming, 4- and 70 yards: Maewhisk 115 Acoll 105 Phil Zright 115 Fire 110 Grecian King 115 Mi 105 The Serf 110 Raymeta 105 Eddy 110 $600, claiming, furlongs: Smith 107 111 D. Bane 111 Fay 106 Boy 111 Carrying Time 108 Deepdene 107 Hersholt in "Dr. Christian" Musical Show Quicksilver WXYZ Serenade for Strings Theater "Kick In" with Margo, Chester WJR New Fred Allen WWJ Credit Unions and Cooperative Education of Wisconsin Founders Day Music by Faith Kyser's Medical Association Symphony Orchestra Adventures in Photography.WXYZ A. Drama, All Stations Variety WEXL Social Security-T 3:15 WJR Mra.

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Malone- SEVENTH RACEing. 4-year-olds and Ellabee 104 Nancy Sue 104 109 104 109 Son 109 Yosemite 109 Rustle Joe 111 Martis 109 Hill 109 EIGHTH RACE claiming. 3-year-olds Witeh 108 Woodlark 118 Jacam 118 Happy 108 108 118 Big Tim 118 Hamburger Jim 118 Jessie 108 Weather clouds; -Purse $500. up, 1 1-16 miles: D'Or 104 104 Night's End 114 of Gold. 109 109 104 Rellim 109 Inn 109 109 (Sub) -Purse $500.

and up, furlongs: 113 Pringmeyer 118 113 113 108 Light 113 Girl 108 Upsy 113 Henry 113 track heavy. SANTA ANITA FIRST RACE -Purse $1,000, claiming, maiden 2-year-olds, 3 furlongs: Finnell 115 Get On 115 Slappy 115 Serajevo Miss 112 Scot's Pride Snow Fleet 117 Sierra Snows Joe 115 Do Justice 120 Johnnie Reb 120 Havana K. Girl 107 Coordination 117 115 112 112 Pharo Play Justice Nap 120 Julia J. SECOND RACE- Purse $1,000, claiming, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Submit 105 Triumvirate 111 On Tick 107 Choice 109 105 Soony Boy 112 Red Amazon 105 Dear Yankee 110 112 Tenuous 105 Lovely Valley 105 Ruddy Boy 110 Hi Kid 115 Rahanee 109 Hard Lu 109 King Black 110 THIRD RACE--Purse $1,200, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Breeks 111 Happy 111 112 Clarearole 112 Billie Bane 114 109 Sparkling 109 Belplas 111 Chief 109 Brother Nibs 114 Warlaine 106 Pelter 106 Blue Marvel 113 Alviso 111 and Wing 106 Sky o' Blue 103 FOURTH RACE--Purse $2,000. handicap.

4-yearolds and up, miles: 110 112 Arigotal 110 Pepper 108 Joharie 110 Wedding 118 By 112 M. Willock entry; S. Stable entry. FIFTH RACE- Purse $1,500, allow. 3-year-olds, 6.

furlongs: Joe 108 The Gob 114 Orenco 114 Sky Dog 108 Gross Plenty 108 108 Our Nancy 109 106 Son of War 114 Valdina Farm entry, SIXTH RACE--Purse $1,500, allowances. 3-year-olds, furlongs: Millfang 111 Tough Hombre Glad Lark 108 Big Ben 114 Cinesar 108 Albert Jay 108 Exarch Polymelor 111 Nickajack 111 108 Exemplify 108 117 Way Stable entry. SEVENTH RACE -Purse $1,200, claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 1 1-8 miles: Portet Ed 104 112 Chasar Carvola 117 No Dice 109 Royal Sortie 111 119 EIGHTH RACE--Purse $1,000. claiming, 4-year-olds and up.

miles: Dark Accent 105 Tonas 118 Khayyam 110 Bosford 105 Mr. Finn 114 107 Bull 103 Tin Devil 112 Scatterbrain Dawn 108 Dazmonte 111 110 Valino 118 105 American Recoatna 109 Emblem 118 Grand 113 NINTH RACE (Sub) -Purse $1,000, claiming. maiden 3-year-olds, mile: Ylee Bar 110 Old Colony 116 Jacsteal 110 Sir Grenville 116 Itemizer 110 Valdina Boy War Cry 105 Helen S. 116 Jitterbug 110 107 Reigh Dear 107 Caranita 103 allowance claimed. Weather clear; track good.

Ward Continued from First Sport Page fighter. So he is getting ready for the big test. In fact, he was training in Florida when Hettche discovered that he had left Michigan. Morgan figures to beat Goldberg. Morgan is getting along in years, it is true, and he may stop all at once.

But he looked good in his last start, and there is no reason to suppose that he has slipped since then. After all, he gets more exercise jitterbugging than most fighters get at roadwork. But Morgan can't afford to rate Goldberg too, cheaply. Bad Benny is a fast dangerous puncher. Besides, he is a left hander like Morgan, and the K.O.

has not been called upon to meet many fighters who throw their best punches from the wrong side. It is just possible that Goldberg's strange style will be just what is necessary to turn the fight in his favor. There is apt to be no little betting on the fight, for Benny is, the pride of Twelfth and the fans in that area usually back their opinions with dough. Morgan also his following, and it seems to be equally willing to stand by its predictions. Whatever the outcome the bout should be a good one and should settle a lot of arguments that have been raging for a year or more.

Horse Show at M.S.C. Extended to Three Days EAST LANSING, Feb. 6-(A. -The Michigan Horse Show Association has voted to extend its annual spring show at Michigan State College from a two to a three-day event. The dates fixed were May 30, 31 and June 1.

association elected Mrs. Sam McKinley, East Lansing, president; George G. Madan, East Lansing, first vice president; James Cassin, Jackson, second vice president; Gerald Peterson, East Lansing, secretary, and to the board of directors E. P. Epps, Battle Creek; Elmer Dail, Lansing; Col.

F. W. Griffeth, East Lansing; Capt. D. A.

Taylor, East Lansing, and M. C. Crittenden, Flint. Collyer's Tabs Wise Barrister Brandon Prince Gets System's Choice By Collyer's Bureau CHICAGO, Feb. 6-Dark 'un.

That's what the lads have dug up for the faithful. Wednesday at Hialeah monicker of the hide is Canfield, and reports from one of the track men show a work of three-eighths in a shade slower than :33 Now, gents, that's really stepping on the gas. The track record here is :33, and that makes the work only threefifths of a second off that. L. B.

Mayer owns the maverick, and Steve Judge is the trainer. This makes for a winning combination. In the second race, Wise Decision looks to be in a particularly soft spot, and it won't surprise bit if he should walk away with the heat. Smart players are coupling the pair in the "double" pool in the hope that the refund will be generous. Yes or No (fourth) also promises to be well worth careful attention, and although this bangtail hasn't faced the barrier in four months, the Greentree people have a habit of sending out fit horses.

Most recent work was three-quarters in 1:13 Wise Barrister in the next (fifth) probably rates as best of the day, and overnight, it looks as if you may get an easy 5-2 against his chances. The Mardi Gras is over at New Orleans, and fields are back to normal. However, despite mediocre talent, we think there are several which are well placed, and just about due to roll home. The old faithful, Brandon Prince, which apparently has returned to his winning ways is the first of these -in the opener. With any sort of racing luck he should walk home for his second straight.

The third probably will go to Paganism, while My Lawyer seems to have things all his way in the sixth. Breeks-and, with a name like that, he should get 'em. The race is the third at Santa Anita, and although there are such as Alviso and Commendable to fear, Breeks seems to be ready to take their kind into without a great deal of Last time out, he faced the barrier for the first time in months, running a creditable race. It would seem reasonable to expect considerable improvement. Wedding Call in the fourth is another the lads point out as worth careful attention.

Beat really classy ones last time, and likely to favor the added distancegoes a mile and an eighth, you know. The sixth event would seem be at the mercy of the Milkyway entry of Tough Hombre and Gallahadion, especially if the former goes to the post. MOST PROBABLE, WINNER-Wise Bar. rister. Prince.

COLLYER'S SYSTEM HORSE Brandon BEST PARLAY- Wise Barrister, Brandon Prince, Lawyer, a place. sion, DAILY at DOUBLE- Wise DeelHialeah Park. HIALEAH Perigee FIRST--Canfield 7-2. Puro Oro 13-5, 5. Double Call Home 5-2.

SECOND--Wise Decision 3. Hunting Ferdinand 5. Whisper 6. Van THIRD -Motley Chainwiek 7-2. Billy Nuys 6.

Star Mint 8. FOURTH--Yes No 9-5. Dog House 2, The Loom 6. Pari Leroy 4. Supreme FIFTH--Wise Speed Barrister 5-2.

Calexico SIXTH--Supreme 5. Sun Inplay 11-5. Sir 7-5. Gridiron 8. Napper 5.

Tandy 16-5. Wheatley-Belair entry Dnieper 5-2. High -Bosley Fidelity 18-5. 6. Marfeue 3, 5, EIGHTH- Camisado 5.

Red Breast 13-5. Reminiscent Pumpgun 18-5. BEST-WISE BARRISTER. FAIR GROUNDS Witful FIRST--Brandon Prince 2, Ellacaw 3. 6.

Legal Advice 4. -Buck's Image 4. Florid 7-2, Dan Skilling 2. 16-5. THIRD--Paganism 11-5.

Louis Shapiro My Last Dollar 5. Jean Bane 17-5. FOURTH--Your Time 3. Rock Mike Red Binder Fabens 8. John FIFTH- -The Serf 7-5.

Safe and Sound 6, Doe 9-2. Norie Budron SIXTH--My Lawyer 5-2. Billy's Folly 5. Three Bangs 2. Bindy 4.

Ellabee Yosemite 6. Sun (Sub.) -Tempting Witch 9.2. EIGHTH Jim Henry 2, Count Cotton 4. Hamburger 7. BEST-BRANDON PRINCE.

SANTA ANITA FIRST- Co-ordination -Sierra Stows 2, Justice Nap 9-2, SECOND 10, Macfinnell -Dear Yankee Roanoke 16-5. Hi Kid 13-5, Soony Boy 8. THIRD- -Breeks 9-5, Alviso 18-5, Commendable 4, Blue Marvel 7. FOURTI -Wedding Call 8-5, Willock entry 13-5. Arigotal 6, Cirele S.

entry 5. FIFTH- -The Gob 2. Son of War 11-5, Our Nancy SIXTH--Milky 4, Valdina Way entry entry 6. 7-5, Big Ben 18-5. Glad Lark 4, Millfang 8.

SEVENTH--Triplane 5-2, Carvola 12-5, Chasar 4. No Dice 9-2. EIGHTH--American Emblem 2, Valine 3. Tonas 6, Xenora's Fox 10. NINTH (Sub) -Reigh Dear 4, Jacsteal 5-2.

Helen S. 6. Sir Grenville 4. BEST-BREEKS. Montana to Meet Tasker in Naval Armory Feature Bull Montana, the No.

1 mat bad boy at Naval Armory, and Tiger Tasker, who promises to take away that dubious honor. will tangle in the two-in-three-fall feature match at Naval Armory Thursday night. The bout has an hour and a half time limit. The Flash, making his debut at the Armory, will oppose George Becker, of New York, in the twoin-three-fall semiwindup. Cowboy Hughes is paired with Walter Sirdis, and Rufus Jones will meet Jackie James in one bouts.

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Dearborn. Blossom Reed. 965 Brewster. Verda Bell. 1500 E.

Kirby. Eureka Webb, 5357 Bangor Hazel Rozier, 1018 Hendrie. Vera Matthews, 560 Hague. Joyce Carr, 689 Medburs. Martha Grelner, 2549 Bewick.

Lillian DeMink, 4975 Vinewood. Florence Grzebieniowski, 3113 Trumbull. Beatrice Sack. 8315 Appoline, Anna Pisura, Thirty third. Mildred.

Anderson. 3832 12505 Grand River. Wilda Gillard. Merrick. Gerald, Alberta Peterson, 62 Highland Park.

Sofe Marko, 1024 W. Warren. Helen Herzfield. 9215 Lansing. Wilhelmina Richards, 3377 Sixteenth.

Violet Trani. 15732 Greenlawn. Mildred Sirwaitis, 9324. Moffatt. Idaverne St.

Clair, 1266 Engle. Katherine Ley, 11718 Kercheval. Evelyn Dalpian, Plymouth. Nellie Orange, Inkster, Mich. Helen Sayyae, 8118 Longworth.

Gladys Pinkerton, 2437 Maxwell, Deaths Russell Rabbitt, 1537 Pine, 47. John F. Gnech, 9122 W. Fort .74. James Partlan, 2521 Edison, 77.

Marie Besancon. 2730 Calvert, 71. William Henry Denning, 18201 75. William Bell, 29: Collingwood. 89.

Bertha Schwartz, 3951 Seventeenth, 64. Myrna Llewellyn, 1820 Mulkey, Dearborn, 6. Ollie May Simmons, 5053 Burns, 55. Roger Kreger, 6066 Proctor. 3 days.

Charles F. Obert. 15761 Dolphin, 64. Elaine Taylor. 2676 Charlotte, 3 days.

Beatrice Clayton, 1562 Sherman, 17. Guilford Snowton. 438 Frederick, 27. Fletcher Chambers, 5783 Woodrow, 49. Leonard Lee, 4137 Riopelle, Florence Marie Nickel.

4638 St. Aubin. 41. Margaret Baldwin, 77: Kenilworth, 38. William Wending, 564 Michigan, 54.

Anthony F. Godfrey, 5636 W. Lafayette, 71. Selena Young, 1507 Campbell, 87. Albert Zerber, Tillman, 67.

Rosemary Machleit. 5032 St. Clair, 48. Jerome Brown. 2936 E.

Congress, 66. Lila Jackson, 6382 Stanford. 58. Elizabeth Merry, 726 W. Bethune, 91.

James Mitchell. 5168 Trenton. 55. Joyce Blackburn, 1585 Morrell, 25 days. Mary Louise Gentle, 5188 Bellevue.

92. Harry Garfield Drinkwine, 3468 Case, 52. Laverna V. Murphy, 16644 Monica, 39. Evelyn K.

Wilkinson, 115 Woodland, 80. Harold R. Martin, 877 Chicago, 58. Lela M. Hanna, 1005 Parker, 56.

Emma J. Bergman, 74 Connecticut, Highland Park, 40. Florence Gibbs Candler, 1391 Virginia Park. 59. Baby James Walter Purcell, 9305 Dorchester.

14 days. Julian Eisenstaedt. Chicago, 50. Charles Brill, 1216 Henry. 51.

Joseph Gelitis, 9920 Petoskey, 77. Divorces Granted Adolph Follebant from Mary. Kulezyki from Joseph. S. Green from Jessie A.

H. Baubien from Leo J. PRESS PRICES: sion, (now 14 at PRICES: sion, (now at Naval PRICES: General admis40c; reserved seats on sale), 55c. Naval Armory General admis40c; reserved seats on sale), 55c and 85c. Armory Mary Brunk from Claude E.

Vera G. Petrova from Georze. Virginia Ambrose from Stanley. Aline Conta from Waiter. William Banes from Kathryn.

Marie M. Ashenden from Milton G. Vinant Vern Van Loon from Viola Dell. Helen Floer from Andrew. Ann Seal from John.

Paul Opba E. Atwood Kreker from from Archie Mary Reed from Charles A. Sophie Laica from Nicholas. Marjorie A. Hileman from William H.

Betty J. Greis from Frank H. Phyllis Knox from Clinton C. John C. Lynch from Doris.

John Richards from Mary Myrna H. Sanders from Henry B. Ex-Football Aces on Fairview Card University of Michigan and University of Detroit both will be represented on the Fairview Gardens fight card Friday night. Two heavyweights, former members of the football teams of the schools but now casting their lot the prize ring, will see action in two of the five bouts scheduled. Don Siegel, ex-U.

of M. tackle, Do will make his debut as a headline attraction, facing Buddy Michels, former National Junior A.A.U. heavyweight champion, in the eight round main. go. contribution to the prize ring, Tom Butowicz, onetime quarterback candidate, will meet Wee Willie Williams, the fighting pawnbroker, in the sixround semi-windup.

Butowicz will fight under the name of Tommy Burns, using that ring name for the first time. Former Oarsman Dies RYE, N. Feb. 6 A. B.

Cowles, sportsman and famous Columbia University athlete in the '80s, died today after a week's illness. He would have been 78 Feb. 17. Cowles was once a member of the Columbia crew. He was graduated in 1883 and returned the following year to take the crew to England to row against Oxford.

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