The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
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The Sports Mirror

linn Mccarthy, the spike-tipped artizan who per-
ed with exceeding craft while helping to raise the
ors of Michigan State college to lofty heights on the
soba field five years ago. called back to his Alma
NANNY this Spring to assist Coach Charley Bachman in
rno the prospects for the 1910 Spartan eleven Nc
r had charge of aprants for the fullback position
0''' The mber-hipped McCrary, who shook a
Rbumba while readng his way through opposing lines
Nth speed and efficiency had the difficult job of
;n.tructing the fledgeings in relaxation change of
mace and the general technique of selecting holes in
erumbng walls. Also the art of defense against
N, singing of forward passes
These young upstairs were fortunate in having the
wise counsel OF McCray whose shadow is pencied heav
~ on the grdiron at Ann Arbor 1t the saucy Mr. Nc
Cra stepping gingerly and with adroitness through gap
nine holes made by his forward wall who paced the Spar
sns 10 the l6 to victory Michigan in 1894 giving
the Lansing school its first win the Wolverines in
90 years.
While it does not spring from authentic source
the information has down from Lansing that Coach
Bachman was well satisfied with the work of the hard
musclcd McCrary and prospects are bright that he will
return to the Lansing institution this Fall to lend hand
in coaching the pigskln handlers.
The denizens a ong Cauaower Row are walking
around in The boys puzzled about of the
latest occurrences the industry They thinking about
the recent victory of Ken Overn, runofthe mine beez
erbcner the marbefaced Ceferino Garcia thereby
lifting the middeweight from the Filipino
II seems that Overlin, veteran of many ring battles.
was able to completely sack the undesngng shots of
Brother Garcia And. result of his work in Madison
Square Garden the other evening Little Kenneth to
be listed among the important potatoes
Bl, the local members of Caulhower Row recalled
that Milton Shvers, retired to the comfort of his fire.
side used Overins chin fine target for his rights and
M years ago, giving the present title holder neat
trimming only to have the Chicago officials award the
verdict to Ken.
Oecrins victory over Garcia confirms the belief of
these close observers of the fstic industry that punish
ment Hammern' Henrys knuckes started the dis
mtreqraton of Garcia, leaving him in condition to be
plucked easily for his aures
+4s.+ss.**.
II pleasing to learn from Aubrey Priestly, of
the most ardent tennis supporters in addition to being
fine PLAYER that the future Of tennis especially with the
males is not gloomy has been in the past several
when the boys opped from the lofty position
10 place at the bottom Of the tennis ladder.
Aubrey whose testimony eagerly corroborated
by several males in the vicinity lathered my keeny at
tuned cars with information about two young who
loom the most promising boys Detroit has in the
past decade. She referring to Norman Morris and
Rodger Walden.
Morris. number two player the Northwestern High
tennis squad has indicated by his adepness the court
that he is worthy of the praise which has to him
Wadron like Moss has provoked deluge of praise by
MS booming play the court.
So Aubrey and others right in their predictions
We viii have in Detroit who successfully
MI the shoes by Clarence Hunter when he
ageosy bouncing opponents with reckless abandon