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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

fine football teams and SHOULD
stage a great battle.
Fritz Crisler, Michigan's grit
is enthusiastic about De
troit prep football.
"Some of the finest gridders
We ever had have come from the
Detroit Schools" he said. "Play-
ers like Julius Franks, Davey
Nelson and Al Thomas made
names for themselves there be-
fore they came here. julius
played in that chayity game be-
tween Hamtramck and Catholic
Central few years ago and I'll
bet he still considers IL one of
the high spots of his career.
These kids are well coached.
Both George Dufour and Herb
Smith know football and have n
knack or teaching ii to the boys.
That game tomorrow can't miss.
i know those kids in Detroit
and they'll be playing their
hearts out, not just TO win
championship but because they
know they are helping less for
tunate youngsters have better
time Of II. That's the kind of
spirit we all like so much"
Joe Gembis, Wayne's head mar
echoed the sentiments of Crisler.
II get a chance 10 see these
props in action several times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Favorites: z Beaten, ! Tied

Hamramck and Catholic Central met IN the flrst
game 1898 underdog Shamrock eleven that pued
1913 victory what had come to be CONSIDERED an
Hamtramck In the favortes role the following
year Catholic Central found itself BANKED by University OF De-
tro High year highly regarded Cooley eleven
held a 6-6 lie by ST. Theresa.
These same will TO finish that bit of unfn
and the Cardinals rule the
favortes They'll have easy time OF IT, however ana we
aren't basng opinion entirely the basis of the history OF
these games.
With stellar performers Joe Smith, Don Ostermann
and Tom u graduated George uou has done outstanding
job coaching bring his charges to second successive Cath
Ollie League title
Smith incidentally is flying back from the Eas-hes a
student al Mt St Marys College Maryando see this game
freshman the University of Detroit and, OF course
will be on hand 10 see the game.
Their presence Of the inspiration with
which Dufour always be able Undue his teams He
master psychologist this factor than anything else
probably explains his successful record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Big Luncheon Monday Ends
Season for Quar+erbacks

The grand finale of the Downtown Quarterbacks Club,
sponsored by The Detroit Times will bring together BAN
collection of coaches players and fans The last
ing of the year will be held Statle Hotel Monday
Headning the list of coaches will be Frank Leahy of
Notre Dame making his first visit to the quarerbacks
here Frank is most entertaining speaker and his club
rated the five best in the country this year.
From Michigan will be that group of helpers who have
aided Fritz Crser in making the Wolverines of
best eevens of the year They assistant
ence Num- Earl Martineau and Benny Ooserbaan. All
these coaches Al-Americans in their day.
Also from Michigan will be of the players who
have made football history at Ann Arbo Tommy Kuzma,
Tom Harmons from Gary, Ind. Bob Westfall
Mchigans AAmerica fulback and little Davey Nelson
coorful youngser who makes up in speed and spirit what
he lacks in size.
Charley Bachman will be on hand from Michigan State
So will Joe Gembis of Wayne. All the u. of d. coaches
VIII still be in Omaha where they play Sunday Bill
Edwards of the Lions will be hand discuss the game
Sunday with the Chicago Bears.
Don't miss this big session. Remember, it's at the
Staer Hotel Monday All football fans welcome.
There no charge, except that each fan buys his
lunch for S129.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
HutSOn
Near
Record

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Don Hut
son, veteran Green Bay end, con-
-tInues 10 set the individual scoring
pace in the National Football
League AS the result of his two
.touchdowns and two conversions
in the Packers triumph Sunday,
league statistics revealed toda.
With 81 points amassed thus far,
Hutson needs only 13 points in his
remaining two games 10 break
Jack Manders' league record for
one season and II more points
will enable him 10 dethrone Man
derS. now a Chicago Bear coach,
as the leading scorer of all time.
George MeAfee of the Bears is
second among league scorers, with
"a points. and Clark Hinkle of the
Packers is third with A. Ward
Cuff of the New York Giants is
fourth, having accounted for AZ
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
|Me|vinda|e Ends
Year Unbeaten

YPSILANTT, Nov. 19.-Melvin-
dale High School concluded an
unbeaten season here last night
by downing Ypsilanti Central,
1912. The Cardinals, Suburban
League champions two years rum
ming and claimants of the state
Class B championship, chalked up
eight victories this year. scoring
III points against their oppo-
nents' 81.
Ed Limo. Dino De Luca and
Bill Donahue scored touchdowns
for Melvindale, De Luca adding
the extra point after Donahue's
tally in the thirdd period. Jack
Lawrence, Ypsilanti captain,
plunged through tackle for both
his teams touchdowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
For Children
Polish GoodfelIows Hole
Bowling Tournament

"No Polish child without a
Christmas package" is the slogan
selected today by the Polish Good.
fellows for this years drive. One
Of the methods TO be used in rails
ing funds for this charitable cause
is a bowling tournament which
will be held tomorrow.
Two hundred teams will partici.
pate for an estimated $500 in cash
prizes at the following four recre-
alton centers: Chene-Trombly
Garfield, North End and Altoona
Prizes will be given only for the
fve-m5n event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Redford Wins
Sd Swim Meet

BEDFORD High School has its
third dual swim meet tucked
away today. The BEDFORD swim
mers bested Mackenzie, coming out
on the long end of a 64-11 score.
Gale Feathers captured his two
weekly wins. Ike took the 1oo-yard
free style in :5S5 and the indi-
Yidual medley in 1:479.
On the east side Hamtramck de-
feated Northern. 1927.
There are six City League meets
this afternoon: ChadSey at West
ern. Central al Southwestern.
Northwestern at Cooley, Cass at
Southeastern. Highland Park at
Eastern and Northeastern at
DENLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Spartdns Face
I'd 7 Formation

EAST LANSING. Nov. 1e.-The
Michigan State football squad ran
through its last complete practice
session of the week today. but
completely mindful of its under
rated opposition in Ohio Wesleyan
next Saturday at Macklin Field.
The Battling Bishops. coached
by George Gautbier. former Michi-
gan State athletic star and coach,
have won five out of eight games
this season.
Ohio Wesleyan will he the sec
ond team this year that has in
vaded Macklin Field with the
T formation. Missouri throttled
the Spartans. 1910. using the popu-
lar system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Hornsby TO Manage
Fort Worth Ball Club

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. 10.
-(INS)-Rogers Hornsby. former
big league hitting star and man.
ager, today was named business
and playing manager of the Fort
Worth Cats of the Texas League.
HornSby served before in the
Texas League. as manager of the
Oklahoma City Indians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19


of view the Importance lies in
the fourth annual clash between
the Metropolitan and Catholic
League high school champions
for charity and the city title,
Cooley and st. Theresa are the
main eyenters, and they'll meet
at II a. m. at Briggs Stadium.
Sponsored by the Good
fellows, whose chief aim is that
there shall be mo kiddie without
a Christmas" this spectacle has
rapidly risen in favor, and we
are assured by Judge Ernest P.
LaJoie that there will be more
than 10000 in the stands.
You can be sure that n
major portion of that crowd
will be out there, not for
charity alone. but to see wha;
has proved to be one of the best
games of the season each year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
$4,000 TO See Irish

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Nov. 10
GNS)-A crowd Of $1,000 seemed
assured today for Saturdays Notrt
Dame-Southern California football
meeting in which the Irish vii
seek to close their season unde'
feated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Pfeiffers Arrange
Special Series

Mel Doris Pfeiffers Of the Rain
bow $40 Classic league have a
home and home series with Down
river Recreation. the first of which
is on schedule Saturday at Jimmy
Montroy's stronghold. The second
is at Rainbow November %. The
purse is 500.
Doris outfit includes Or. Greg
DRY Gri m a d i. Floyd Richinan.
Matt Furgan. and Walter Alien
berg Teams wishing match games
call IYanhoe 9S99.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Eioht Results

Al Cleveland. O.-Melio Bettina. 1s1
Beacon ~, Y. former light heavyweight
champion. decisioned Jim Bivins, ia
At New York-Al Reid, i27. New York
defeated Joe Marinelli. 12s. Dayton. o
tS. Mickey Farber. 1874. New York
scored technical knockout over Morris Ref
13s. New York %.
At White Plains ~. Vincent Ros
sano. 1916. New York. decisioned Artl,
Dorrell. if5. Tyler. Tex. (s).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Fiohf Date in Air

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-GNS)-
Promoter Mike Jacobs today re-
ported that no agreement had yet
been reached on the exact date
for the projected heavyweight
fight between Gus LesneVich
world ELECTROMAGNETIC cham.
pion, and Lou Nova.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Pirates Climb
Reflects Skill
.0fCodlh Dufour
Star 1910 Trio Gone,
Yet Team Is Back
for Charity Game
BY CLAYTON HELPER

This was the year that st.
Theresa was to have hit rock
bottom in the gridiron world.
The veteran team that had
played together for four years was
graduated. Gone were the big
three, Tom Hetu, Joe Smith and
Don Ostermann, and with them,
supposedly, were gone any hopes
for a successful season this year.
Tomorrow, however, the Pirates
will meet Cooley. Metropolitan
High School League champion, at
Briggs Stadium in the fourth an
nual battle for the city title. It's
a replay of last years Goodfellow
charity game, which ended in a
Go tie.
It'll be a real Thanksgiving Day
for st. Theresa, if for no other
reason that it is the Catholic
Leagues representative for the
second consecutive year. George
Dufour's coaching has resulted in
no mean achievement.
Thanks are due him for his uri-
doubted skill, but more in line are
thanks for a far-seeing policy that
has kept the Pirates at the peak
no matter in what sport they are
competing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Colgate Loses Star End

HAMILTON. n. Y. Nov. 49,
(INS) - Glenn Furey, Colgate's
star end. who sustained knee in.
jury in the game against SYRIA
cuse. will be out of the lineup for
the Columbia game at New York
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
i. NJ 0dds0vef
Buckeyes May
Rise 10 81
Broadway Bookies
Rate Them us
Favorifes Now
BY PAT ROBINSON


International News Service Sports Writer
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Judging
by their early line. those cheerful
bandits the Broadway bookies-
apparently don't intend 10 be
Caught out on limb with their
football states this week.
At that. we find some surprises
among their opening quotations.
We find Colgate the choice al 9 70
5 because. we were told, Columbia
took an awful beating from Mich
igan last week and will be minus
two or three OF its best men.
On the other hand, we expected
to find a favorite in the Indiana
Purdue battle but here we found
the bookies-most Of whom never
got beyond the third grade in
p. s. 46-talking wisely about
traditional games and the old
oaken bucket. And so we find this
one listed at 8 TO 10 and pick.
The following games also are
quoted AT 8 10 10. Colorado-Den-
YER; Virginia-N or bp Carolina;
Cornell-Penn (as il should be- ;
Iowa Nebraska: Oklahoma-M a r
quette and Pitt-Penn State. We
expected to find Pitt favored
because of its victories over Ford
ham and Nebraska but the bookies
assured us the margin of victory
either way would be narrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Tomorrow's high school game
will be a grid classic if you believe
the college coaches in this area.
They are all united on one point.
that Cooley and st. Theresa have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Leafs 3,
Rangers 6;
Gain First
BY Internations, News servie,

BY downing the New York
Rangers, So, the Toronto Maple
Leafs today moved into first place
in the National Hockey League
standings.
The Boston Bruins rose to third
place by swapping the Brooklyn
Americans, To. The Americans
dropped from the third position to
fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

The history the has been of upset and that
creating interest in this worthwhile affair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

. LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Toronto Z, New York 9.
Boston Z. Brooklyn 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
FAVOR GEORGIA

Georgia is listed al 10 3 over
Dartmouth and the same price
goes for Georgia Tech over Florida
Georgetown is 7 10 5 over badly
bruised Manhattan, which upset
Villanovs and held Holy Cross &c
q tie.
At 3 to 3 we find Washington
favored over Oregon; r c. u. over
Rice; Auburn over Villanova and
Holy Cross over Temple.
Alabama is 9 10 5 over Wander
bilt and Xavier rates the same
price over Providence.
There are several surprising
quotations among the 2 10
group. For instance. Santa Clara
should be more than 2 10 | and
we expected little better than
that on SMU over Baylor ano
Mississippi over Arkansas.
Michigan is listed at II to )
fCanfipuad On Dapa Iil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
GiaotS
/. N 1eoMaedouu
n SPORTS EDITOR
High School Charity Game Puts College Champs
in the Shade for Day. at Least

Will Minnesota take Wisconsin Saturday and another West
Conference gdron title? Can Texas A NJ get by Texas
for undeeated season. What will get bids to the
Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl? And Duke really overrated?
All pressing problems be another hectic football
its completion but every of them will be Of
secondary interest tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
STARTING EARLY

st. Theresa is not a high school
alone. 1t starts from the kinder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Continued on Page lD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

It's Thanksgiving Day. Of but from gdron point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Continued on Page 14)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
From Corn Husks
To Innersprings

MORE PROGRESS in sleep
ing comfort has. been made
during the last century than
during all the time that went
before, according to bedding au-
thorities. The 100 years since
lS41 have seen the evolution of
the mattress from a bag filed
with corn husks to the modern
innerspring.
The corn husk mattress was
followed about 1875 by one
filled with excelsior from the
saw mills of Wisconsin. Ten
years later moss from the
marshes Of Georgia and Ala
bama was introduced as filling.
Cotton mattresses came into
popularity at the turn of the
century. The biggest step for
ward came during the first
World War, when the inner
spring type was introduced, al
though il was not until the early
twenties that they were mark
eted generally, Since that time
il has been the comfort ideal of
most Sleepers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

The new ideas suggested in
the Egg Book, are adventures
in taste thrills-simple to make
and attractive TO serve. You
couldn't present a more tempt
ing treat than Fluffy Egg Nests
with crisp ham or bacon.
A luscious and nutritious
luncheon com bination is
spinach ring mold with creamed
eggs heaped in the center; and
if you want your reputation as
a hostess to Zoom upward, sur
prise your guests with attrac-
tive, delicious Eggs Robin Hood,
A Binder
This booklet is the tenth in
our Series-previous weeks re-
leases are still available. For
information on cookbooklets.
please consult The Detroit
Times women's department.
A beautiful and durable cook
booklet binder is also available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

II YOU'VE always thought
Of eggs entirely in terms OF
breakfast, the new booklet.
800 Ways TO Serve Eggs" will
show you how they may be used
as the theme of any meal from
appetizer TO dessert.
This booklet is tenth in The
Detroit Times series of 20.
being released one each week.
It's packed with fascinating
suggestions that will prompt
you 10 serve eggs oftener for
their delicious taste as we'll as
hcalth-building qualities.
HeaIthful
Perhaps no other food Is as
universally used as eggs, and
because OF their encrgy-building,
healthful values and rich source
of vitamin d, the wise home
maker will serve them daily.
Because of their bland flavor
and delicate texture, eggs are
an excellent basis for all sorts
Of dishes. Vegetables. leftover
meats and fish, ring moldS,
salads and beverages can be
cloritied with eggs for family
meals or party menus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
300 Ways to Prepare Eggs Given
In This Weeks CookbookIet

II has been especially designed
TO hold all 20 booklets con-
veniently so that you may refer
10 any one and yet keep the
books in a complete file.
The price of the binder Is
forty cents if called for at our
service counter in the lobby of
the Detroit Times Building or
fifty cents by mail.
Cookbooklets arc ten cents
each if called for and fifteen
cents each by mail. When
ordering either the binder or
cookbookletS. please address
your request to the Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1925
Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
BROILED LAMB

USING A skewer is a grand
idea if you'll combine 6-inch
cubes of lamb with bacon and
mushrooms. Broil and serve hot
to be eaten between slices of
bread, if desired.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-04
Locul Union No. 81
To Nominate Dec. 5
All Members Asked To Be
Present; Work Slows
At Trenton

Trenton, n. J.-Local Union No. 81
has decided to get back in print for a
change. At our meeting this Friday
evening we will open nominatings for
the following Offices: president, vice
president, secretary, treasurer, trus-
tees. There will also be appointed
various committees. Every member Of
the local should be present at this i'm
portant meeting. Your chance has
come to pick the best men, now let US
all gather on this night so that later
there will be no agitation over the
outcome.
The employees of the Trenton Pot
teries of Plant No. were recently
given a raise. The increase given was
meager in 95 per cent OF the plant.
AS soon as the raise was received
work began to slow down. This slow
down isn't the fault of the company.
Many Of the men are discouraged, but
] hope they keep their chins up as
work will no doubt pick up in the near
future
Frank Kmieuk, our shop collector,
has given report that some of the
members are delinquent in their dues.
Every member must be paid up if he
desires to vote at the coming election.
Let's all cooperate and live up to our
obligations. Later there may be lot
of misunderstanding. "The Observer.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-04
Yule Tide Coming
To Local Union l22|
Cambridge Gay With Street
And Store Decorations
For Christmas

Cambridge, Ohio.-The Yule Season
approaches! No one could make a
mistake about that looking at the
business district here. Festoons of
evergreens are arched from curb to
curb the entire length of Wheeling
avenue while all of the store windows
are decorated attractively with items
that will bring joy to all the children
and satisfaction to the adults.
This Christmas should be enjoyed
on larger scale than any in years
since the industrial activity has
spread money around and we are not
yet involved in shooting war, |, for
one, hope for an early end to the
shocking inhuman acts being prac-
ticed across the seas.
This nation is and should keep free
from the perpetual race hatreds
among the older nations We know
of course that to lend is to lose a
friend. Finland stands alone as an
object lesson in lending and collecting
as we'll as the shuffling of positions
as far as enemies and friends are con-
cerned.
However, perhaps tomorrow will
take care of itself. Having cause, I've
inquired into the possible existance of
woodpeckers on crutches and am told
that they are associated with hair
tonic bottles and inoculating needles.
(Note to the O. c.: Yep, sounded bad.
-Ed.)
John Lewis seems to have quite a
number of supporters hereabouts
among the unionists. 1t would appear
that many leaders of rival unions are
wrapping themselves in the American
flag and shouting Traitor, Nazi and
such at each other. Union men know
that Federal laws and present busi-
ness activity will mean little to organ
lied labor unless they take advantage
Of conditions. Favorable laws with a
business depression and millions out
of work means nothing so far as or
ganizational growth or economical inn
provement is concerned
Millions Of dollars are dished out
to every nation by the United States
for road building or this and that, but
when the workers attempt to improve
themselves by organizing or eliminat-
ing parasites who feed on improve
ments gained by unionists without
contributing in effort or money, the
clamor is loud among the rival unions
as well as the non-unionists and en-
ployers. These rival unions should
welcome progress by other working
men.
1t seems strange one must listen to
college professors debate on open
forums on union activity. o. c. 1872
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-12-04
Santa Coming To
Sulen This Yedr
Nomination Of Officers To
Be Held By L. U. AZ
December IL

Salem, Ohio.-Santa is going to be
on hand again this year at the reg
ular Christmas party of Local Union
No. AZ. For the past few years it has
been the custom of this local to make
the Yule season particularly festive
by having real treat for the kiddies
and great time for the adults. There
is plenty of talent in our shop here
and we wish to present the best pro-
gram i'm the history of the Salem or
ganization SO we are asking all Of you
to get in touch with the committee and
offer your services.
An excellent committee has been
appointed and you are promised a
fine time. Santa will be handing out
treats and gifts you will want some
dear friend to receive. Don't forget
to hand in your name for the program
if you have any talent. The date has
not been named.
A lunch will be served by the social
committee at the December II meet
ing of the Local when nomination of
officers will be held. We are asking
all members to attend and to take an
interest in the affairs of the Local.
Place good men in Office, ones who
are qualified and who are in good
standing.
Some Of the boys would like to
know when our good brothers,
Sanders and Killing are going to re-
turn for their masquerade suits and
barrels. They are at the top of the
stairs, ropes and all.
The argument is still on. Three of
our best hunters, Mutt Roesller, John
Ehrhart and Harry Ellis went out the
first day Of the season to bag the limit
and they all deserve a medal or two
They and their dogs finally run one
poor bunny to death. Harry was the
first to reach the wounded monster
and claimed him, but John was all for
skinning it on the spot to see what
shot could be found. However, Harry
tucked the bunny away and the words
still fly.
Members of our health committee
will contact each member of the Local
to pay his or her share of the drink
ing fountains to be installed in each
department. The firm is paying the
other half which will bring the cost to
one dollar each. 1t is worth it for
good, cool water whenever you want
it. Give the committee your coopera-
ton. o. c. AZ.