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Evening star., 1941-08-06
Earlier Story on Page Az

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enlisted men.
Earlier Story on Page A-2.)
By tho Associated Press.
Defending administration legisla-
ton to extend the military service
of selectees, National Guardsmen,
Reserves and enlisted men, Senator
Pepper, Democrat, of Florida told
the Senate today that these men
will be in the Army five years
maybe TO-"
Attacking compromise proposal
to limit such service to one addi-
tional year, Senator Pepper asserted
that Congress ought to be willing to
grant the President authority to
keep the rank and file in uniform as
long as they were needed, retaining
the right to terminate such author
ity.
Although the pending legislation
originally called for an indefinite
extension of service, administration
leaders have agreed to limit the
tenure to 18 months more than was
provided originally. In the case OF
selectees, Guardsmen and Reservists,
this would provide maximum service
of 30 months, since originally Con-
greSs limited their peace-time Serv-
ice to one year Regulars could be
held for 18 months beyond the speci-
fed periods of their enlistment.
Talk about these men leaving the
Army in one year" Senator Pepper
shouted, they will be in the Army
five years-maybe 10. This war will
last five years-maybe 10-maybe
generation"
The Florida Senator said he
feared that many in this country
had gained a false sense of security
because Russian forces had sue
ceeded in hating the German in
vaders at least temporarily.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 6-Warren Wright's Whirl-
away, making his first start since
losing the classic at Arlington Park,
July 26, won the one-mile Saranac
Handicap at Saratoga today, but was
extended and won only by nose in
a photo finish.
Samuel Riddles War Relic, win
ner of the Massachusetts, Handicap
last month was second and Victor
Emanuel's Omission was third. The
time for the mile was 1:38. Mrs.
Payne Whitney's The Rhymer and
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Todoy's Home Runs

American League.
Gordon, New York, I'd inning.
Higgins, Detroit, Sd inning.
Di Maggie, New York, 9th inning.
Doerr, Boston, Sd inning.
Cronin, Boston, 4th inning.
Kuhel, Chicago, 5th inning.
National League.
M. Mccormick, Cincinnati, 81 intig.
Sewell, Pittsburgh, 7th inning
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Rockingham Park

SEVENTH .RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 3.year-olds and up; Is miles
Cash o Boy CHettinger) 1850 44O 300
Flying Silver (Pollard) 42O 800
Bob's Boys (Charlton) 3SO
Time, / :46
Also ran--Bow Low. Transmitter. The
Grey Nun II and Image of War.
EIGHTH RACEPurse, ST 900: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up 1ss miles
Tottn Home (Vina) $500 I740 61O
Stalagmite (Woolfel 420 ? 80
Night Bud tHettinger) q 90
Time, 2:502s
Also ran-7Sicklebll, Say Judge. Senega
and Florian II.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Wabash Rail Reorganization Approved

The Interstate Commission approved late to-
day plan reorganization the Wabash Railway Co. and
at the same authorized the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
to acquire control of the reorganized Wabash.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for To-
morrow, Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Detroit

B. the Associated Fress.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500. claiming:
3-year-olds and upward l mile and 20
yards.
Rocky Meadow (Knott 1850 $50 $50
Tetrashera (WhitingD $50 100
Grand Duke fParise) 400
Time, :4425
Also ran-Alseleda. Stella Nc, Kanal-
bret Plucky Byrd Fight On, Toast and
Mannerly. Field
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year -olds and up: furlongs
Joe Greenock tPrehm) 10.4o 5.s0 40
Jo-Belle tMilligan) 1850 $40
Erin Torch tOros) 40
Time, liz 2-5.
Bamboo Broom, Batter, BAT Gee, Weld
ing, Alfadildo. Fled.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Saratoga

SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: 1s miles.
Short Distance (W'trope) $50 4.50 so
Time Sheet (Skelly) 9.10 $40
Dancetty tMcCreary) $50
Time. 1:54
Also ran-Charmine Herod, Spring Away.
Tramp Ship, Hand and Glove, My One, De-
serter, Well Read. L'Odeon and Treadon.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Washington Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse, So 500 added.
Isaac Murphy Handicap: 3-year-olds and
up; miles
Shot Put (Garner) $40. $50 90
Al Au Feu (Adams) $40 40
Gen L tWilson) $40
Time, 3:24 40
Also ran-a Redrock Canyon. William
Palmer. Copper Tube, Mon Reve and
Darby Du.
Mrs. L. Copenhaver entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse ST 200: handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and upward; furlongs
Maisco tEbberts) 1880 44O $50
Woodsaw (Adams) $50 300
Boysy lWilSon) 4.4O
Time, 1:112s.
Also ran-Unerring, Xavier, All Lizzie
and Court Dance.
Evening star., 1941-08-06

NATIONAL LEAGUE. :
At Chicago
Pittsburgh - 122 023 111-13 13 o
Chicago --- 900 900 102- 3 SO
Batteries-seweu and Davis, lopez Pres
nell, Lee and Mccullough, George. a
At Cincinnati
st. Louis 900 O10 000- l 1
Cincinnati - 0O4 900 10y 5 II 0
Batteries-Croucb. Nahem and Mancusot
Wander Nicer and West.
Brooklyn at New York-Night.
Boston at PhiladeIphia-Night.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
R. A. F. Raids Cherbourg Airdrome

LONDON Q1-R. A. fighters attacked an ardrome near
Cherbourg France two ankers off the French coast and
motor torpedo boat coastal radio station today the Air
Ministry reported 1.-TWO British bombers and one fighter
shot during R. F. attacks along the Eng
Sh Channel and Norwegian coasts according to DNB Ger
man news agency)
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Major League Comes
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston-First Game
New York 010 010 010- so.
Boston -- 001 400 DIX 6 10 0
Batteries-ChandIer, Branch and Diekey;
Hughson, Ryba and Peacock.
At Boston-Second Game
New York. OO1 OO2 600 3 So
Boston ----- 001 900 OO0-1 SO
Batteries-Breuer and Rosar; Harris and
Pytlak.
At Cleveland
Detroit ~ 90 IL 900 0OO-11 IL l
Cleveland - 90 0 600 300 So
Batteries-Benton and Sullivan: Bsgby.
ley.
At st. Louis-First Game
Chicago ---- 002 O10 03O- 6 Is l
st. Louis 0O1 $50 O0x- 8 IL 0
Batteries-Risney and fresh, Dickey, Au-
E=r, Caster and Swift.
At st. Louis-Second Game
Chicago -- 2
st. Louis
Batteries--Lee and Turner; Munerief and
Ferrell.
Philadelphia at Washington-Night.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Pepper Says Army
Will Keep Se|ectees
Years, Maybe 10
Tells Senute He Thinks
War Moy Lost Decade,
Perhaps Generation
BULLETIN.

The Senate voted down today,
so to 81, a proposal to limit to IL
months the extra Army duty that
might be required from seiectees,
national guardsmen, reserves or
enlisted men.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Nozis Attack Red Naval Forces in Baltic

BERLIN Q0-DNB. reported tonight that the German
air force successfully attacked naval forces in the east
Baltic and military positions along the coast today 1t
damage warships but said coastal NUM-
tons dump blown and strong Notifications were ef
fectivey bombed.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
HULL AND EDEN WARN JAPAN ON THA|LAND
Late News Bulletins
Senate Backs Freezing of Cotton for Duration

Senate Backs Freezing of Cotton for Duration
Senate approved today Senate House conference
committee version of legislation to freeze Government loan
of cotton wheat long the lasts The
confeees recommendations involved adoption OF Senate
amendments with minor notifications
The measure now goes to the House.
Five Hurt as German Guns She'll British Coast
A SOUTHEAST ENGLISH COAST TOWN lF-Two wom-
injured this evening by shells fired by
German long-range guns the Channel About 20
dwelling damaged by the Shells which in
brief bursts scattering spinters wide
Government Anti Trust Suit Dismissed
NEW YORK QP.-The Governments antitrust suit
against Masonte Corp Ceotex and eight aiaes,
charging illegal control of the S800O000000 year hard
board industry dismissed in Federal Court TO-DAY oy
Judge ruled that neither the Sher
Clayton Antitrust Acts violated by agreements
set forth the The Government is expected to
appeal to the Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1941-08-06

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2-X Of this edition OF The Star, supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition Of The Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Montreal Loses
In Extra Period
RY International Sow. seryice

The Toronto Maple Leafs today
had gained point in the National
II o k ey League standings and
frightened their h d on second
place by defeating the Blackhawks
at Chicago 3 10 0. The game left
the Hawks in third place and
snapped their winning streak of
six consecutive victories.
Trailing through most Of the
battle, the New York Ranger s
staged late rally 10 turn back
the CanadienS of Montreal 4-3.
Bryan Hextall's goal in the sew
enth minute of the extra overtime
session gave the Rangers the lead
for the first time in the game anc
they were able to hold it TO reg.
lister the triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Wings Develop
Scoring Punch
To Bruins
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side OF the net. Brimsek didn't
know the puck was in
The Wings maintained their
rushing style Of play throughout
the entire battle, and never left
defensemen camp on their blue
line. They managed to carry the
play 10 the world champions sue
ceSSfully and with their close
checking held the Kraut line
fairly we'll in check and Bill Cow
ley pointless. This was a major
victory in itself since the smooth
Circling center racked up four
points in his last game with the
Wings.
King Clancy called only five
penalties-al well-deServed in the
hard but clearly played game.
N1ilt Schmidt and Jimmy Orlando
crashed with roof-shaking violence
several times but the only bel
ligerent Bruin was little Bobby
Bauer. twice winner of the Lady
Byng Trophy for gentlemanliness.
Bauer received a real going over
from Orlando, Abel and Stewart
and was near blows with Abel and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
BOudreau Drops I'm
But Not on Baseball Business. Just as Coach
Of Illinois Basketball Team

20 give me the Job during the
winter" Boudreau explained.
"Of course, that was long be-
fore the Indians made me man
ager, so I'm finishing out the
season. The appointment was as
much a surprise 10 me as 10 any
one else"
Boudreau is a real assistant TO
Mills. who must devote most OF
his time to his job as athletic di-
rector. Wally Roettger, the other
assistant, spends most of his time
scouting future Him opponents,
which leaves Lou with a good deal
of responsibility.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Lou Boudreau. newly-appointed
manager of the Cleveland Indians,
was in town over the weekend,
but his business was basketball
rather than baseball.
Captain of the University Of
Illinois basketball team in both
his junior and senior years-he
was graduated in 193S--the youth
full shortstop is now an assistant
coach of the cage team which sub
dued the University of Detroit,
1884, Saturday night at Lincoln
High School, Ferndale.
Doug Mills was good enough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
LowIy Akron Sextet
Turns on Paris(Ieans

AKRON. Dec. 22.-The worm
can turn. the Detroit Parisclcan-
hockey team knows today.
Parisclean. unbeaten in I h G
Michigan-Ontario Hockey League
and far ahead Of the second-place
Windsor Spitfires. was held to A
5-5 tie here last night by the last
place Akron team Dalton Mac
kenna scored three goals for
PariSclean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Basketball Scores
In CYO League

CLASS A HEAVYWEIGHT
NORTH DIVISION
81 Gregory 10, ~. vincen, (Pontsc) Is.
SOUTH DIVISION
Our Lady Of Guadalupe n. 81. Ambrose
81 Francis tPolsh) 20. st. HedwiE %.
Our Lady Queen OF Apostles 80 Holy Re.
deemer 10.
CLASS A LIGHTWEIGHT
santa Maria 80, st. Benedict 81
S. Gregory ~. st. Vincent CPontac) Q.
81. Florian 43, St. Anne 10.
CLASS Il HEAVYWEIGHT
EAST DIVISION
81. David IS Nativity 4
St Pau tGrosse Poin,e) "a, Annunciation
10
ct. Ambrose 20. 81, Bernard II.
ST. Catherine 80, 81 Charles a
NORTH DIVISION
Sc. Rita as, 81 Rita Mission a.
WEST DIVISION
81 Cecilia 20. Sacred Heart (Dearborn)
our Lady q Mt Carmel tps,roio IS.
our LADY Of Nj Carmel twysndotte, 40
81 Gabriel 1s.
CLASS Is LIGHTWEIGHT
WEST DIVISION
So Vlncon, % Our Lady |of Nj Carmel
S, John cartius q ST Ann. -
ENSr DiVIsioN
81 David 80 NATIVITY %
81 Catherine IS Holy Name 8
81 Margaret Mary 81. 81 Edward 20.
CENTRAL DIVISION
| 81. Charles Is, our Lady OF Sorrows v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
ST. Clair Upsets
Germans to1
In Cup Game

The Germans, one Of the leaders
in national amateur play. are no
longer in the running for the ma
tional amateur cup today They
were eliminate d yesterday at
Jayne Field in what is regarded
as the most surprising upset of
the season.
Fans who witnessed the contest
rubbed their eyes in wonderment
and disbelief as il was st. Clair,
a sandlot team. that inflicted the
defeat. Most shocking of all. how
ever, was the one-sideness Of the
81 score.
Eddie Minnebo, st. Glars inside
right, led the rout. which began
after 20 minutes of play, when he
bagged his first goal. A few mo-
mentS later he drove in his second
tally. Fred Gondolfi, center for
ward. provided the third goal be-
fore the half was over.
ST. CLAIR FAST
The fast play Of the st. Clair
squad rolled up a fourth score
after Is minutes Of the closing
half, when Anton Amadoria. in
side left, slammed one in from
8 yards out. Domino Campella
counted the fifth before Ewald
Germans inside left. shot
one in with five minutes 10 go
to save the losers from a shutout.
II was bad day for the Ger
mans all around. At st. Clair
Field. in the City Cup competi-
ton. which is confined TO teams
in the amateur league. the Phoeni-
clans edged out the German "B"
team, 10, picking up the victory
in the closing three min
utes Of play. Gilbert Heron, an
East Indian who plays center for
ward, accounted for the score.
knocking the ball out Of the goal
keepers hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
OSHKOSH
AUTO CLUB

Score AZ half Oshkosh %, Auto Club 8.
Free throws missed. Auto club Nc
Carly. Smick 2 Piana 2 Pink Osh-
kosh- Berry Bare Edwards, Witasek,
Nesbit q Englund-7,
Personal fouls. Auto Club cCarty :.
smick 3, Pink 3, Plana. Beebe. Waddell.
Mekues -13. Oshkosh Barrie =, Berry 3.
Edwards 3 Komenich, Wtasek, Englund
2, Nesbit--17
Referee George DhFour. Umpire Ear
Movers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
AHEAD BY ONE

Ray Turner's Roadways. with
2752, picked two from DENLY
C2615) with Bernard Belk, anchor
man, heading both teams on SIS.
This victory kept Roadway first
by a single game, Norge Mary
grove cutting one from the Road
way margin by banking Art
Centre. $3.50 TO 1922. Carl PolenS
led Roadway on 500 with Don
Sonntag of Art Centre one behind.
Orlings. three games distant
from first, share fourth with Mt
elliott. Orlings were more or less
Of center but made 1855 10 1852
or Ritter in winning twice. Henry
Weber was up for Orlings on So
with Jim Glidden's $50 good for
Ritter's and Jack Gardner one
hack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
THISTLE "B" WINS

Another match at ST. Clair Field
saw the Thistle "B" team defeat
Workers, 30. 1t was John Walsh
who paced the triumph, tallying
two of his teams goals. He was
assisted in each case by youthful
Jimmy Welsh, 17-year-old inside
left.
Rounding out the cup play was
another well-contested match in
which Bavarians smashed 10 a
10 victory over Detroiters at
Solvay Park Bert Newman rang
up the only score in the second
half. Detroiters barely missed a
tie, failing to convert a penalty
boot in the first half.
In the only league game Of the
afternoon Hispano registered an
other 10 decision over Hungarians
at Solvay Park. Mike Schimmer
popped the ball in with only five
minutes of the game remaining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
TIED IN THIRD

A 34-yard run by Franck Early
In the third quarter and Cuffs field
goal from the 15-yard line tied the
score at Gall.
Then the Bears began to move.
Four plunges by Standlee, one by
Hugh Gallerneau and passes from
Sid Luckman 10 Dick Plasman and
John Siegal gave them their first
touchdown and Snyder's CONVEX
sion made il 10 TO 9. Six minutes
later, Standlee plunged over from
the 7 TO climax a sustained drive
and Maniaci kicked goal 10 make
ii % 10 9. MCAfee scored on a g.
yard plunge late in the fourth quar-
ter and Artoe converted 10 boost
the bear point total TO 30.
The last touchdown came with
only seconds TO play as Ken Kava-
naugh scooped up a tumble by
MarefoS and galloped a. yards 10
score Mclean drop-kicked goal
TO complete the scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
ENGLUND STARS

Englund was second high scorer
with eight points as the All-Stars
definitely followed an attack that
had the pivot man as the focal
point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Cola 270S, Ekhardt & Becker 2699,
Kralenke 2676, Casino 1867, Rain
bow 1868. Demery's 1865.
DOUBLES WINNERS
Roy Tim" Miller's SGT and
Eddie LaBudde's 675 for 1912
Melted them fourth, Carl Kumm'S
663 and Harold Stilwell's 574 for
1897 seventh and Frank Keefe's
617 and Bernard Belks els for
1892 ninth in the doubles. Bert
Nort'S Cos for seventh and Fred
Buiack'S $50 for tenth were the
only other Detroit scores on the
board IN the singles.
LaBudde also gained seventh in
the all-eventS, won by Ben Bosco
of Akron. with 1927. LaBudde had
1869 and the veteran Paul Scrib-
ner as step behind with 1857.
Ned Day, national match game
champion, managed sixth in the
singles on 209.226-236 for GIL.
In Class b Bill Feiten's Pepsi
Cola finished fourth with 2S04,
Earl Gremels Frankenmuth fifth
with 1886 Frank Toys John Nc
Glew sixth with 27S5 and Jack
Goebel eighth with PAS.
Karl Malik'S els and Jack
Dempsey'S 557 for 1172 put them
fourth in the doubles and Art
Rankes Gal and Freddy Browns
619 third and eighth in the singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Roadway Lead
Cut 10 | Game
In Metro Loop
Art Watson Features
With 676 as Palmer Park
Moves Toward Top
STANDINGS

Art Watson has Dis finger 'n ra'
high score pic todu rs be checks
over the performance @. his Palmer
Park team IN the Metropolitan
Classic League iastnicHt az Iovof
Recreation
Palmer t2SS0l matched two
from Standard t276.l 10 make
third only two games diStar from
the league leading Roadway
Watson set the example with 676.
second high series OF Tho season
In the league.
Watson was off 10 500 in his
middle game after a 2l5 warmer
Art had six strikes made The l-9
spare. followed with four strikes
and nine on the final bal. 20 make
27s. He dropped 20 lS3 in the final
Ills DTS is league high 20 date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Oshkosh
OutclaSSeS
Auto Club

Without Leroy Edwards the
Oshkosh All-Stars. National Pro
fessional League basketball cham.
pions, are a good match for the
Auto Club, Detroit's semi-pro
cagerS. o. &
With him in the lineup. how
ever, the All-StarS are the class OF
the sport, as evidenced not only by
last nights 1922 victory over the
Autos at Holy Redeemer, but also
by their record of six consecu-
tive victories in league play. The
loss ended a streak of 13 VIC
tories the Auto Club had COM
piled this season.
Edwards, an All-American al
the University OF Kentucky, scored
IL of the 13 points that made him
high scorer in ID minutes of the
first half. The All-Stars enjoyed
a 1916 lead at half time while set
ting up an air-tight defense that
limited the Auto Club to one field
goal in that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
LEN LIBERDA HELPS

Chene-Trombly furnished the
principal conversational buzz by
bottling Mt. Elliott. 2-1. and show
ing 1893 in 2S75. while jim
Tropea's maulers did 1896. Leon
ard LiberdA rolled third in the
Chene lineup and hauled off 64i
including 2lS-233.
Frank Damios Nidwests hit
1898 in 1913 for night high in
sweeping Parkside t25sG and go
ing 10 seventh. Or. G. J. Grimaldi
sheled 224-257 in 644 for one Of
the four 600 TALES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
SfrOh Five Shy
OF Winning Title
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.o3f-257-259. lie strung seven
strikes in his hig ones.
/ WccCner and Wolf landed fourth
and fifth. respectively. in the all
events with 1903 and 1901. Before
has big 80 Wegener had rolled
56- In The fiye-man and $50 in the
doubles. TO hiS> five-man Of COS
Wolf tucked m 6l2 in the dou-
Ibls, before coming through with
IhIs 6Sl.
OTHER CLASSIC TEAMS
-Four other Detroit teams. also
Of the Times Classic, made the
FIRST no. Nal Gilmour's Paris
,na,chln1 seventh on 945-953-977|
flor $50 Adolpn Konopka was
high with GOO and Johnny Grim
'nlnS recent winner Of the national
ma.ch-came cllmlnationS, low with
$40 II WAS strictly a case Of Grim
-rlu, 2llA nE The effects OF this
hard GRIND.
Rudy Walby's FIVE previously
had scored 2907 which eventually
was good for fifth. Dick Krakow $
five with the help Of Joe Serb
nor 291 Tied Ken Ludiker S Pepsi
Cola for tenth at 1859.
Other Detroit quintets here over
the weekend didn't fare so we'll
Louis Burr's National Just made
On" money by one pin with 2Sl1
Joe PauluS Chene-Tromhly. de-
spite tire abie coaching of PA
PauluS, was out-lucked in gettmgt
but 2770. Dawes had 2745. Coca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
MEKULEs BREAKS ICE

Frank Mekules, former Michi-
gan State star, scored that lone
goal after Is minutes of play. He
scored two more during the second
half and added a free throw TO
lead the local team with seven
points.
Leo Beebe. former University of
Michigan captain. counted on two
long shots. and Jack Piana, for
mer University of Detroit captain,
made the only other goal scored
by the Auto Club.
The local club played Oshkosh
on even terms the second half,
each team scoring 16 points. But
Edwards only played five minutes
of the second stanza, long enough
10 add one more field goal TO his
total. He was replaced by Gene
Englund, who led the University of
Wisconsin TO the Big Ten National
Collegiate titles last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Bears Repeat
As Pro Champs
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sidennes for 81 yards to the goal
line after taking a lateral pass
from LeemanS. Cuffs kick for
the extra point was blocked.
Snyder's placekick from the 80
yard line tied 1t up at sail on the
third play of the second quarter.
Subsequently, Snyder booted his
third field goal from the 81 10 push
the Bears in front by 9 10 6 at
half-time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Abel McReayy. Giesebrecht, Jennings,
Howe Wares
Boston spares Schmidt. Bauer Dumart,
Smith. Crawford, Jackson, Hitler, Cain,
Thompson.
Referee-King Clancy.
Llnemen-Douglas Young and Elwood Lee
FIRST PERIOD
boston; Schmidt (DumarD, AIS.
2-Detroit: Wares Orlando CeisebrechD 4,
HAS.
Penalties-Orlando.
SECOND PERIOD
3 Boston: Hollett. 1903
Penalties-Hiller, Schmidt
THIRD PERIOD
4-Detroit: Abel Jennings G rosso), 14.21.
Penalties--Stewart, Schmidt.
OVERTIME
Scoring-None.
-Pehaittes-None.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Cola POS, Ekhardt & Becker 2699,
Krajenke 2676, Casino 1867, Rain
bow 1868. Demery's 1865.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Sec this brand new
model WIS for 1927
Phonograph with Auto
matte Record Changer and
Jewel Point Pickup! No
needles to change! Radio
gets foreign stations -
in. speaker. A grand gift! -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
i. :. Bombs Hit
Jap Bdtt|eship
And Set If Attire
Continued from Page One)

begins 10 tell on the nations in
Volped, and the third, 1.-The end
of the war"
Stlmson said the A m or a n
people should expect initial re-
verses in the war between a demo
cratic and totalitarian power
particularly when the enemy had
been at war for years and had sea-
soned troops and seamen.
He said the American people
should not underestimate" the
Japanese sailors. From personal
experience in the Philippines,
have seen them and l know what
they can do he said.
Referring again 10 the attack on
Hawaii. Stimson asserted that the
government here had not yet re-
ceived all particulars of the en-
gagement, and urged patience
until details are available.