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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Spaniels
Gain in Popularity

become so popular that special
field trials now are held annually
for this breed.
Soon after the capitulation OF
France the local office of the
French Lines was closed. Joubert
then moved 10 Texas, where he
lives on a ranch and hunts quail
IN his leisure time with his Brit
tany spaniel
Bob McCurdy. owner of Beau de
BOnaventure and French Line, is
trying 10 carry on the excellent
work started by Joubert. Although
unable 10 present dogs, due to A
depletion of his kennel, McCurdy
never passes a chance 10 show the
Brittany.
Today at the Il. A Young Gun
Club in Detroit Nine-Mile and
roads. a special Brit
tany spaniel field trial Will be
held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
A A0y Irish NeUer VIII Forget .
MONDAY 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF ROCKNES- DEATH

FL kosky is coaching the ends for
Jimmy Crowley AZ Fordham.
Larry Mullins advanced from St.
Ambrose Of Davenport, Ia, 70
Florida as backfeld tutor this
year George Nulk IS at Catholic
University and Marchy Schwartz
received much of the credit Of the
great showing Of Stanford's backs
last year, where he teaches them.
Surgeon in East
Paul (Bucky) OConnor. star ~
the last victory won by Rockne
Is a successful physician and sur.
geon in the East. Dick Donoghue
is sale executive for New
York Steel plant, Tom Yarr.
banker in Kansas City. Bert
Metzger, vice president Of the
Bowman Dairy. Chicago, one of
the Country'S largest, Art Nc
Mannon, president of a large out
door advertising concern in New
England.
Al Culver is a lawyer in Chi
cago where he is a ranking hand
ball player. Paul Bost is manager
of South Side Wieboldt's depart
ment store and Tom Kassis is
manager of similar store In
CASPER WVo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Probably no other hunting dog
has gained the attention accorded
in Detroit during the last few
yearSe 10 the Brittany spaniel. A
comparatively new breed, the Brit
tany is an ideal working dog and
mas gained much favor among up
land game hunters.
Introduced in Detroit about 10
years ago by Rene Joubert, former
local passenger agent of the
French Lines. the Brittany can
hold its own with most hunting
breeds.
Two years ago Mr.. Joubert Gre
ated considerable attention when
he announced publicly that he
would present any one with n dog
without charge If the y would
promise TO further the breed.
Hundreds Of requests were re-
ceived. and Joubert did his best
10 supply the dogs. They have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Game
Game Traits
WATER CODE MEASURE
BRINGS STATE INTEREST
BY Don GHLIES

The No. l bill during the cur
rent session of the state LegisIa-
ture so far as sportsmen are con-
cerned is lib 223. a water code
bill determining the navigability
of Michigan streams.
1t also represents the No. ] goal
of the Michigan United ConServa-
ton Clubs. an association with a
membership of lbs sportsmens
clubs. with a total or 10000 mem
beTS.
Other groups interested are the
Upper Peninsula SportsmenS As
ISOLATION, private and public orga-
niZatiOnS and over one million
anglers.
Portions of the bill in its pres
emf form are not acceptable TO
either the MUCC, or the conser-
walton department because it
names the latter as judge. iry
and prosecutor in determining
naVigable streams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Land Set
For SportSmen

Nine miles Of irouf streams. two
lakes and more than $500 acres
If game lands arc added 10 areas
anglers and hunters may freely
enter. through land deals approved
by the state conservation com
mission.
A 20-year lease assures trout
fishermen freedom on 1900 feet
of the Sturgeon River in Cheboy-
gan County and 1900 feet Of the
Boyne River IN Charlevoix County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

record Of Rockhe. I hope I can do
as well as Laydcn did
The 1880 team was the last one
coached by Rockne II was rated
with the best IN Irish history. II
was as good as the final George
Gipp team in 1920 that was IN
beaten. Its record stacks up
favorably with that of the -Four
HorSemen. who lost only two
both 10 Nebraska. and tied one
with the Army. The final year this
great quartet had their revenge on
the CornhuSkers, walIoping them
"a n, &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Must Be Changed

The present method Of deter
mining navigability is whether a
log Will float on the stream. The
Judge is the old-time logger. With
the passing Of the years, and the
scarcity of these old timers, this
antiquated method must be
changed. That IS why other
means are sought.
The bill was the center Of dis
cuSsion AT the Paul Bunyan Clubs
regular Thursday luncheon in the
PenobScot Building. That evening
the debate moved over to OwoSso,
where 300 spOrtsmen gathered in
Guiding members of the Senate
and House conservation commit
tees. sportSmen's club officials.
heads Of the conservation depart
ment and resort owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Hon1eWard Bound

We drove homeward. our
heart and spirit with those early
French settlers along the banks
~ their beloved ST Laurent
Jnhecdcd went the chatter Of
the little boy who held in his
arms his affectionate dog
Al our side were two gallon
jugs of deep golden syrup.
With dusk there fell snow.
borne on an easy wind from
the southwest. The large flakes
were soft and clinging, skeleton
ling the dark trees. Winter
had laid a gentle hand on the
fields. and tomorrow the maple
grove would be n place of
enchantment. but We should not
be there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
All NoW Established

All Of the members Of the 1880
team now are successfully CStab-
lished Many Of them are carrying
on in the Roclnc tradition, coach
ing. Marty Brill. the brilliant
blocker, is at Loyola. Frank
Carideo Is helping another Notre
Dame coach as backfield mentor
10 Eddie Anderson at Iowa.
Capt. Tom Conley Is head coach
and athletic director at John Car
roll University At Cleveland. Jim
Harris is with Garideo and Auder-
son At Iowa. Charles Jaskwich Is
backfcld coach al Mississippi and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Pheasant travels

a hen pheasant picked up 10
miles from Prairie Farm near
Chesaning. where i had been
marked with leg band SIX
months earlier. ranged unusually
far for bird of this species, &C
cording To Thomas OSmer. in
veStigator for the department Of
conservation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

tail SWayed
IN the hoE
ferrous winds.
y hitch now
and then sang
Shrilly IN the
tree tops
Skifts Of snow
Ia y IN unt
8 u n n c q
places
Oar black
Cocker Span
mel eagerly
7 = n b out
shifting atfhc
boots OF the
farmer and
his hplrer<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Dog Training Season
Ends on Saturday

Saturday. March Is marked the
end of the Spring training season
for dogs on game birds and rab-
bits. Training Of dogs in the field
on game that could legally be
hunted with dogs has been allowed
so days before the opening of the
hunting season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

in as simple farm As possible 10
navigable streams.
Tom MarSton, Detroit attorney
speaking at the Paul Bunyan
luncheon as 10 the legality Of lib
223. cited the Collins case. IN
which the Supreme Court ruled
that navigabllity Of any stream IS
a matter for a court to decide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

is set University of Detroit
and Wayne will form the basic
teams, with games coming off on
Tuesday and Saturday nights, so
as not to interfere with hockey
It's a certainty Michigan's high
school coaches VIII band together
and form an organization Of their
own when they gather in Ann
AFbeF in MAY AS their first
president. the coaches probably
witt name russ Californian Of
EOVdSOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Haner on pro-
m in 6 high
school basket
ball d o u b | e.
h G a d e + s in
Olympia n e X I
Winter Du-
Four in sis { s
c at h o lie VS..
pu b lie league
games W o u j d
jam the sports
arena.
According to
Haner, the nu-
cleus for the
collegiate cage
action at Olyrn-
MIA next season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
No State Play?

Talk has 81 the Border Cities
prep league may 60 a Ia Detroit S
Metropolitan circuit That Is.
cease campaigning IN state tourna-
ment competition. Should IN {
come about, FOrdSon pro b a b y
would quit the loop sin o Mac
Whalen & Co. are strong for tn
state meets.
ST Joseph Autos viii become
tho first member of the Michigan
State Baseball League 10 start
s prine training \ band Of
pitchers and catchers led by Man
aCer Elmer Kirchoff STOVES Off for
Paragould Ark. Sunday.
Worthwhile and BEDFORD Union
will qHt the Class 3 Suburban
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Officials a gree

Conservation officials agree
with the MUCC that the courts
and not the conservation depart
ment should he the judge in deter
mining navigable streams. The
bill. now in committee Is expected
10 be reported out shortly with
these new amendments
Walter Kelly. a director Of the
Detroit SportSmcn's Congress
spoke on the bin in OwosSo, and
agreed that something should be
done to set up proper machinery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

the campus
He's presl-
dent of the
Mems Junior
and the Jun
Tor SIS.
Culver "A so
h o a IS an
ALA Scholas-
tic record.
HiIlsdAl
Don II no h v
st n DIS to
" in d up his
collie iate
career W it h
nine letters,
providing he
doesn't miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

His, record will be watched in the
light Of the one made not BY
Rockne but by Hunk.
Layden nov has left Notre
Dame and Frank Hesi1v IS the new
coach. Frank has every quality 10
make a perfect leader for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Set Conservation Exams

Examinations 10 supply the con
seryation department with eligible
registers 81 radio engineer l and
game biologist II ne 10 be con-
Quoted April Is and May ;, re-
Spectively. nv the state civil serv-
ice commission Closing dates for
applications are April il and
April Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
State Senator
Battles 10 Save
SundaYHunting
Claims Workers Can't
Get Out and Fire
on Any Other Day
Nv DON GuLTES

Save Sunday hunting for
workers employed in large in
dustrial plants In Detroit and
other Michigan cities, who will
have only one day 20 hunt this
year"
Thus spoke Senator Ben F. Car
renter. chairman Of the Senate
conservation committee IN a JOINT
conference between Senate and
House conservation committee
men, Michigan United ConServa-
ton clubs. sportsmen' groups and
others at a meeting held last week
at the ShiawasSee SportSmen' s
Club. near OwoSSo.
"You can't shut out the men
from these industrial centers by
depriving them of their only OPP
portunity 20 enjoy the pleasures
of walking through fields and
forests. Don't take away their
only day
These men put In long hard
Aostrsr SIX AarS week, turning
out defense machinery. You
can't deprive them of their one
and only day tn get out TN the
hunting country and enjoy the
fresh air"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Destined for Top

Notre Dame now is entering a
new phase of IT'S history. When
Rockne'S untimely death removed
him from the scene his job at
Notre Dame fell 10 Hunk Ander-
son. It was a job no man could
successfully fill
The Irish had won % straight
games. Hunk was naturally COM
pared to Rocknc and in a few
short months qualities were being
attributed 10 the old master that
would have surprised even him.
Hunk was destined 10 be that
stop gap. He was 10 bear the COM
pariSon with ROckne. After three
years he gave way 10 Elmer Lay
den. one Of Rockne's greatest full
backs. Laydens Setup was ideal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Nature in March

The March morning was cold
with brilliant sunshine forming
sharp shadow patterns IN the
small sugar maple grove The
hard naples, rising straight and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

frISH=ife#s rHBHbie=iIHp proved
that AZ Boston College He is
friendly and well liked His first
message 10 the Irish student body
was I know l can never equal the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
BY EDGAR HAYES

Ten years ago this Monday a
plane fell from clear blue sky
into a field of corn in the middle
of Kansas. In less than one hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Past Spirit Holds

We soon were lost in the
romantic setting OF the sugar
naples. Smoke rose from, the
cabin where sap vas boiling
and from every crack and
Granny Of the wood building
steam seeped. We wandered
among the trees. From
small hole bored in the flank
Of each maple rhythmicallX
drip-dripped the sap down the
spile RIO a deep, narrow bucket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Rock and wonder what would have
happened If he had lived
And before the day is ripped
from the calendar the true Nntre
Dame men will pause TO pay their
highest tribute 10 the gone but
never to be forgotten leader, a
prayer 10 Notre Dame, Our Lady
10 watch over Rock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Mike Koken stayed in South
Bend where he is an executive Of
the Tucker Freight lines. Joe
Kurth is connected with radio
station in MenomInee, white Nick
Lukats is in the motion picture
industry. in Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
String of Champs
HATS OFF:

HATS OFF:
Marshall Shearer of stevens
vile -. whose prep cagers have
won the Glass ID state flag four
times, q mark unapproached in
the lower bracket stevens
wife. incidentally, also has won
nine district titles and seven
regional crowns since Shearer
took over Is years ago.
Leo Callihan Of Lansing 81.
Mary who. In his second
year of coaching, produced
state champion in Glass {
Callihan still il working on his
degree at Michigan State
Coaching To him Is job 10
occupy his spare moments.
Keego Harbor High School
basketball team which dur
ing the last four seasons has
chaiked up = record OF - We
tories in - games There
aren't very many better marks
In Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Special Ciosings

Senator Carpenters bill repeal.
ing all Sunday hunting laws was
introduced in retaliation of the
deluge of special county cloSings
that the MUCC and others agree
would inevitably close the entire
state in order to protect single
counties that would remain open,
IL have watched these men
from Detroit, Pontiac, Flint.
Saginaw and other cities roll
into Clare at daybreak. Sunday
after Sunday the small towns In
the northern part of the state
are damned with automobiles
loaded with happy bunch of
hunters 1t is their life blood to
get out in the open. Sunday is
their only chance"
Speaking in behalf of the Horton
trespasS law, Senator Carpenter
said:
we are going to put teeth In
this law. Because few uBseru-
pulOus men destroy farm prop
erty is no reason that the ma
jority should suffer"
Lloyd Eagan, president OF the
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress,
pointed to the record of the 5000
membership club. During the past
two years the club has offered S25
reward 10 any hunter found de-
stroying farmers property. =
Post 10000 Signs
we in Detroit are heart and
soul in favor of farmers rights"
Eagan said. 'Tn the past three
years we have posted 10000
signs within a 100 miles radius
Of Detroit proclaiming that the
Detroit Sportsmens' Congress
offers S25 reward upon convic-
ton Of vandalism.
I'm 1889 we paid SOS reward
when We caught n hunter shoot
ing a farmers turkeys. Last year
We caught a hunter killing two
white geese near Rochester, and
paid another SIS reward. y
Supporting Senator Carpenter
In his drive for uniform legislation
was Harry Boardnan of Jackson.
He explained why Jackson County
was closed in 1887.
we had 10 do something In
defense of other counties who
were closing all around us. First
II was a treSpass condition and
secondly a gun pressure prob
lem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

7-1r S771afii- f-stff,tt ii,-A--s-4t ------ii
farmers youngest boy who had
iack-knife-and who could
WhltlIe. LOO. as he lafer confaea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
On the State Beat
PREP CAGE CONTESTS
SOUGHT Fol. OLYMPIA
BY GEORGE MASKIN

Hopping around Michigan in our
fancy chariot:
George DuFour, that pessimistic
coach of ST. ThereSa's steady
stream of champions, is attempting
to sell General Manager Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

the resultant gloom had spread 10
the remotest corner of the coun-
try. Before dark, messages were
streaking across the ocean from
every land
DEATH had struck with bewilder-
ing SwiftneSs and taken knute
Kenneth Rockne 10 his eternal
home. Rockne was lust a foot
ball coach of a medium sized col
lege in the midwest but by simple
application of the every day rules
of craftsmanship and fair play
had become a national and world
wide figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

an award in baseball this Spring
. The once mighty mite of
Michigan'x football team, Her
cules Renda, has landed an assist
ant aching job at Flint
Central.
Jean Webster of Kalamazoo
Central should be heard from in
the quarteT-mile run during the
outdoor season II took -
years TO crack the VI. l. A. A.
lO0-yard dash record Of 10 sec !
onds hung mp ny McComb Of
Alma In 1903 Don Martin
turned in 90 In 1887.
Suggests League
Suggestion Why not a collegi.
ate league for the states four
schools - Western State.
Michigan Normal Central State
and Northern State Lewis
Moon. former Albion all-around
ace, mas left 10 Join the Coolema
N. c. team. a Cardinal farm.
Moon is a pitcher
Benton Harbor City Council
passed resolution honoring the
town basketball team after Us
state class A title performance
. Dale Sprankle Albion Col
lege head athletic man. may have
only one regular, Mory Trimble,
back next Fall. Eight others VIII
he graduated IN June. while the
draft VIII likely catch two others
Among the freshmen out for
Spring grid drills A. Michigan. is
Jack Petoskey an end Jacks
brother. Ted. gained all-American
recognition as p Michigan end IN
1893 Pontiac High was de-
prived 81 its tennis coach last
week with tho death Of c Ray.
HetheringtOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

The world NJ today fell away
tho spirit Of the past held the
grove From the highway the
noise o. traffic came only in
murmurouS hum, We We're IN
disturbed by the workaday
world as We stood. lost in
thought among these splendid
trees. More than so years had
passed since white men first
We're boiling sap drawn from
the naples along the St Lawr-
ence River and before the
French settlers rcd men had
done so since time Immemorial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
VIII Pay Tribute

The president Of the United
States sent message Of sym
pathy to his family and his
school So did the king OF Nor
way from whence the great
Rock had come. For three days
the nation talked of nothing hut
Rockne and his RECORD and his
great personality
Monday in every town in the
country where there are two or
more Notre Dame men they will
stop 80 pav tribute iffeFe will
he speeches and toasts Friends
will recall this and that about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

prep league after the Spring
sports season ends Michigan
States record of travelling South
On a baseball training tour is
years in row has no equal in the
country.
William Culver. No. member
OF Kalamazoo College tennis
team now in the South. IL
rated the most popular man on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Lost in Pursuits

The sap run was plentiful
frosty nights and bright days
make for syrup Farmers cid
est son was hauling To the cabin
a drum 81 sap on 4 sled-hke
arrangement putfpd ny 4 team
OF stout horses. Into this drum
he mad spilled the contents Of
the buckets hanging from the
trees.
The cold breeze was pleasant
with the sweetness of boiling
sap and tang df wood smoke.
Watching through the cabin
door the hHbbhng sap in the
great pan We wondered on the
strange alchemy by which this
water drawn from the earth
and stored IN a lovely tree had
become Transmitted into such
richness.
The small boys and the dog
were lost IN their own pur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

The small boys and the dog
were lost IN their own pur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Hedy WOrshppers

Except for the final reel this is
film you are bound to enjoy and,
if you belong TO our club, you'll
60 Just 10 sit and watch the
breathless beauty of Hedy.
A new find" is S0-year-old Mrs.
Reynolds who makes her debut
and a very expert one, too-as
Jimny's grandmother.
The second picture, 'Tugboat
Annie, Sails Again" dresses Mar
jorie Rambeau up TO look not un-
like the late Marie Dressler. in
one of that beloved actresses most
famous characterizations. AS the
good-hearted Captain
Annie Brennan. Miss Rambeau has
brought back to screen life one of
our favorite figures. She roars and
she RACES through some very ex-
citing adventures as she goes about
proving that she's the best tugboat
captain on the Pacific Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Music al Added
To Adams Screen

'WHERE DID YOU GET THAT
GIRL?" tuneful musical with a
slight touch of comedy, opened
yesterday at the Adams where
Arizona" the Jean Arthur star
ring westernerl&s being continued
for another week.
Featuring several hit songs, the
story concerns the adventures of
an orchestra trying TO break into
big time radio. Helen Parrish,
film starlet, advances another
step towards stardom with her
of the principal feminine
role. She appears as a singer for
the first time in her short career
as a film actress.
Charles Lang. young newcomer
TO Hollywood plays opposite Miss
Parrish, supplying the romantic
while such old-timers as
Leon Enrol, Stanley Fields and
Franklin Pangborn Join with Eddie
Quillan TO contribute most of the
comic situations.
The picture was directed by
Arthur Lubin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
ROustdbOut Fight

They have a fight Viih a rival
outfit and roustabouts try to
break up the Kibbes shoW, the
lion (ths1 only animal srhibit)
takes sick and dies, despite their
curative attempts NTH mineral
woter, and finally Chad quits.
Since he still has Lamour on
his mind, he goes to her. but
after one Of those b g DR. o n,
scenes in which snrbdrrasssd
Fonda. but even Nth her bed
room eyes rolling around oil oVsr
the place, Fonda <r,borrossed.
realizes that he Ioues Linda and
goes bach in time TO save the
circus with an elephant which he
casually picks up.