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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Greg Rice First
In Harrier Race

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-With ].
Gregory Rice, former Notre Dame
cinder star and now the nations
No. / distance man, setting the
pace, the New York A. c. today
held the United States cross coun-
try championship and Joseph
Smith of the North Bedford
(Mass.) club wore the marathon
crown.
Rice covered the 10000 meter
distance in % minutes, 1877 Sec
onds and was 40 yards ahead of
his teammate, James ]. Rafferty,,
at the finish. The N. Y. A. c. had
five men among the top seven at
tape.
Smith turned in a remarkable
performance over the 26 miles and
1886 yards. Winner of the. New
England cross country race last
Summer, he turned on more speed
yesterday to finish in 2:36:06.8,
winning by so yards over Fred Nc
Clone of the Norfolk Young Mems
Association.
Twenty-six Of 80 starters fin
ished the gruelling grind.
Behind the IN. Y. A. c. team in
the cross country. came the Mill
rose A. c. of New York, the Shan
nahan Catholic Club Of Philadel-
phia. then the Norfolk Y. M. A. Of
Roxbury. Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Duquesne
Remains
Umbeaten
International New. servIe. Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. -
The Dukes of Duquesne kept
themselves unbeaten by defeating
the galloping Gaels of st. Mary's,
3 to 0, yesterday before $4,000
fans at Kezar stadium.
The boys from Pittsburgh got
their first score in the third quar-
ter on a T-yard march, which
was climaxed by the 35-yard
touchdown run of George Gonda,
speedy halfback. who faxed a re-
verse. The try for the extra point
was blocked.
A few minutes later. Johnny
Rokisky placed perfect 31-yard
field goal kick through st. Mary's
uprights.
Duquesne's line proved too
much for the Gael's running at
tack and on several occasions
when the Gaels opened up with a
passing attack, the Dukes pass
defense cut down the attack with
timely interruptions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
sTEELERs TIE EAGLES

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10
QNS)-Pittsburgh's Steelers, viz
tually the same National League
football team that represented
Philadelphia last year, returned to
Shibe Park yesterday to score a
second half touchdown and tie the
Eagles, TT, before a crowd OF
10000.
The Eagles, who beat Pittsburgh
early in the season, seemed headed
for another victory when they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

q hunch Wisconsin is apt 10 give
Minnesota quite an argument.
"Offense Rampant" should bee
the title to the skit put on By
Ohio State and Wisconsin. Occa-
sionally both teams in a game
click on the same day and every
thing works. Eighty points in a
Big Ten setto is really a new high
in offense.
I remember last year we had
an experience difficult to explain.
Manhattan beat Marquette. 45-41.
Detroit played both teams and was
looking for some real offensive
fireworks. As it happened nothing
of that nature materialized as De-
troit held both scoreless, but had
plenty trouble denting both de-
lenses for a few points.
Here we had heavy going, but
in spite of it there were sparkling
runs, passes aplenty and only one
tumble. Marquette came up with
the finest offensive team seen on
our field this year. In the dying
minutes Marquette staged the
longest uninterrupted march for a
touchdown ever made against the
Titans. 1t was for 81 yards and
a well-deserved marker.
State showed lots of class in
its scoreless tie with Purdue.
Locally we scored a grand slam,
Wayne beating Michigan Normal,
Lawrence Tech decisively out
pointing Ferris and Detroit Tech
battling Wisconsin Teachers to q
draw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Sundays Grid
Results

COLLEGE
Scranton 20 LaSalle 10.
Xavier a. Dayton O.
81. Francis So Arkansas A. a NJ 8.
st. Joseph 10, 81. Norbert o.
St. Vincent 80. Cansius Q.
Duquesne O. 81. Mary 0.
st. Ambrose T. st. Thomas 8.
HIGH SCHOOL
ST. Theresa 0, Lourdes 0.
81. Charles Z, ST. Paul 0. ..
st. Philip u. ST. Martin 8.
Visitation 7, st. Cecilia O.
St. Benedict 8. St. Leo o.
ST. Frederick (Pontiac) s, ST. Alphonsu
dearborn o.
St. Frederick 6. St Alphonsus o.
81. James IS. St Rita 7. O..
ST. Michael 80, St Mary (Royal oak) 0
ST. Patrick 6, ST Vincent o.
81. Ladislaus 10 ST. Rose 8.
81. Joseph 80. ST Mary (Redford) g.
St. Mary Mt. Clemens IS, ST. stephen
lPort Huron 0.
Annunciation II. 81. Bernard 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

Footballs touchdown w q + I q re
ragged back and forth along all
fronts again Saturday and as usual
produced several surprising results.
That loud crashing you heard in
the East and Southwest was the
of two offensive power
houses. Fordham and Texas. Both
were conceded to be the unbeat-
ables of the year. Pittsburgh's
much-trampled forces were about
a so to / chance against Ford
hams bowl-bound Rams, but there
you have il: Pittsburgh 10, Ford
ham 0. Further proof football is
most unpredictable.
Almost equally as great an up
set was the Texas-Baylor TT tie.
Texas previously had never failed
to produce less than five touch
downs per game and generally
was being hailed as the greatest
eleven ever assembled in the
Southwest.
Notre Danes aerial blitzkrieg
of the strong Navy team by a
one touchdown margin eliminates
another from the unbeaten ranks
where the line is getting pretty
thin. Minnesota still holds on as
the Midwest's lone undefeated and
united team.
DUKES TOP EAST
Duquesne is the only eastern
representative. Duke the sole sur
vivor in the South and Texas
A. e. M. in the Southwest. AL
of these have hurdles ahead and
I wouldn't be surprised if at the
end of the season there is nc
united and unbeaten eleven left
anywhere.
Minnesota and Duke seem e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Rosziind Heads
FdHview Show
TONIGHT'S CARD

Johnny HosIinA. West Ais. wis, Va.
Johnny Ryan, Detroit, welters ~ roundsl.
Don WaIlenfang, Milwaukee, vs.. Lou
Woods, Detroit, lightweights (B.
Tony Ancona, Detroit, ". Leo Duenne,.
Cincinnati, light~eights go.
Charley Eschmann, Cincinnati, vs.. Bud
Nelly. Louisville, lightweights t6).
Johnny Buteko. Detroit, vs.. Al Mar
timer. Detroit. niiddleweight 90.
kippy Dumas, Windsor, W. Johnny
Blue, Detroit, lightweights 90.
Johnny Roszina, rugged Wiscon-
sin battler, will square off with
Johnny Ryan, tough Detroit weller
in the eight-round headliner or
the Fairview Gardens boxing show
tonight
Tonight's scrap marks Roszina's
second start here. His first, two
weeks ago, saw him drop a deci.
sion to Harvey Dubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Mexican FIyweight
Ace Near Death

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 10.-QNS)
Luis Castillo, flyweight boxing
of Mexico and one OF
the world leaders in his division
was near death today following
an operation for the removal OF
an infected appendix. Doctors hold
little hope for his recovery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

OF the two opponents left. Viii
lanova appears TO be the only
stumbling block. 1t is the only
school to hold an edge over a
Dorais-coached eleven with five
three defeats and two
ties. The Titans broke five-year
jinx when they defeated the Wild
cats at Shibe Park in Philadelphia
last year, 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

Karol Krauser and Bobby Bruins,
who fought to a draw in 80 min
utes time limit bout two weeks
ago will wrestle to finish, two in
three fails. in the Arena Gardens
mat feature this evening.
Both boys reported themselves
in condition for the struggle which
will go on until one or the other
has gained two falls. 1t will be
the Krauser brand of full nelson's
versus dropkicks of the Scotch.
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
GoIfino Immortal

Walter Hagen won more than Is
golfing titles after scoring his first
United States Open victory II
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

scored in the first period and out
played the Steelers in the second.
But Pittsburgh stormed back to
score in the third period and push
the Birds around in the last half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Bruins, Krduser
In Return Bout
ToNIGHT's BOUTS

Karol Krauser VS.. Bobby Bruins. Z in
falls TO a finish.
Swedish Angel" VS.. Pete Kozsr, in
falls
Walter Roxy vs.. Johnny sivy, one fall
Dale Haddock vs.. frankie Hart. one fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
YarddgeG
ST. Theresa II
Catholic Title
Pirates. Lourdes Play
to Seoreless Tie But
Statistics Decide Issue

ST. Theresa was awarded the
West Side grid crown in the first
division after playing a scoreless
tie with Lourdes before 5000 fans
who watched through the snow
and cold at u. Of d. Stadium yes
terday.
The winning factor was gross
yardage gained from scrimmage by
rushing and passing, and the Pr
rates led in this department, zoo
yards 10 1914 for Lourdes.
ST. Theresa also beat LourdeS In
the regular season, IA TO ID. In
this game the Bears outgained the
Pirates by 100 yards.
With weather conditions not IA
vorable 10 a passing game, not one
was completed by either team, all
yardage coming from rushing. The
Pirates led in first downs, IL to g.,
and stopped Lourdes' passing at
tack cold. The Bears tried five
passes, completed none and had
three intercepted.
ONE SCORING THREAT
With runners of both teams heidi
down by heavy footing most of the
game was played near midfield.
The only scoring threat was madel
by st. Theresa late in the final
period when Don LeZzotte at
tempted a shovel pass on his own
"a, which was intercepted by CEN
ter Jimmy Doran. After several
running plays by Balm Smith,
Ward Lucas and John Cullin, the
ball was advanced to the z. where
Lourdes took over on downs.
This victory by the Pirates
sends them against ST. Catherine
next Sunday at y. of d. Stadium
for the Catholic League crown.
Another playoff became neces-
sary when st. Charles and st.
Philip ended their season tied for
the lead on the East Side of the
second division.
Murray Jourdan's third-periodI
score enabled st. Charles to top
81. dul, 10 ". 81. imp OSdl 81
Martin, II to s. in their annual
contest for the DeSantis Cup. Jack
Caineran and Joe Randa both.
scored touchdowns.
MIKES WIN AGAIN
ST. Michael of Pontiac. winnerI
of the second division West Side
crown, won its sixth straight vic
tory with a 800 conquest of st.
Mary. Royal Oak. In other second
division games, st. Frederick beat
st. Alphonsus, 6. to o; st. James
beat ST. Rita, Is to z. and ST.
Bernard lost to Annunciation. 1876.
st Gertrude, the third division
leader, was idle when its game
with st. Francis Xavier was post
poned. st. Patrick beat st. Vim
cent, 6 to o.
In nonleague games st. Mary Of
Mt. Clemens trounced st. Stephen
of Port Huron, Is to o; st. Joseph
routed st. Mary Of BEDFORD. 80
to s; ST. Ladislaus scored 19 to 6
win over st. Rose and Visitation
defeated st. Cecilia. z to 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

touchdown the best chance but haVs
aged back forth along all bunch to
o,;ta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Footballs Folly
Fordhams Upset by Pitt Is Good Example How
Difficult Football Is to Predict. Says Dorais
BY CHARLES e. DoRAIs

by CHahi1Eo u DOh1klo
andH University OF DetrO)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Hot Race in Prospect

Chief interest in the approach
ing state election naturally GEN.
tiers about the contest between
Highway Commissioner O. Donald
Kennedy. Democrat, and Leroy
Smith. engineer Of the Wayne
County road commission, Repub-
lican.
Whether Smith viii be content
TO coast along with his party TAX
inc whatever vote is given the
party as a whole or whether he
will conduct an energetic, offensive
campaign Is a problem which has
the Democrats worrying. The fact
that Smith has recently been sup
Piled with some high-powered pub
lefty counsel and Is leaving soon
on a whirlwind trip to the Upper
Peninsula indicates that he is go
ing TO make an active fight of il.
A campaign which at first glance
might appear TO be lifeless is
likely 10 develop into bitter
struggle for political control of the
state government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
May Mollify Vichy
y to Avert Hostile
French Action
Sunday. March Is, 1871
Intsrnsssoaal News ssrvics wire

WASHINGTON. March 49,
Great Britain has intimated to
the American government its
willingness to relax slightly the
food blockade of France. it was
learned today following con-
ference between Secretary Of
State Cordell Hull and British
Ambassador Lord Halifax.
Lord Halifax was understood to
have informed Hull that Britain
is prepared to permit an increase
of food supplies to the unoccupied
regions of France providing there
is proper supervision of such sup
plies to prevent them from bene-
fitting the Germans in any way.
The British government. II was
learned. Is eager to avoid giving
the Vichy government any excuse
to engage in hostile action against
Britain.
In his conversation with Lord
Halifax today, Hull was under
stood to have indicated that the
United States shares the view
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
City Workers Unpaid
In Hamtramtk Again

Hamtramck's municipal pay roll
windows were shut Saturday and
there was no immediate indication
OF when they would reopen.
The city treasury is depleted
again. and the state public debt
commission. which previously
remedied city pay roll emergencies
by okaylng issuance of tax-antici-
patton warrants. has announced 1t
will give its approval TO no more
of these until an outside agency
investigates the Hamtramck, finan-
cial situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
3,O27 SeIeotees
Face March Call

A total Of 3,o27 draftees will be
sent TO the Detroit induction sta
ton during the balance of March,
with 1877 reporting this coming
week, 1.1sS the following week,
and 20 on March 81.
This was revealed Saturday by
state selective service officials
through release of the induction
schedule for the second half of
the month. During the period,
1904 selectees will be examined
by army doctors at the Kalama-
zoo induction station.
Largest number of men yet to
report in one day will be exam
ined in Detroit next Wednesday,
when 373 men from Wayne and
four neighboring counties check
In at the station, at 1040 West
Fort street.
Here are the Wayne County
boards sending men for induction
during the period:
March 17-Boards IA, 10, 20, 81,
n, % and 81.
March 18-Boards "a, SO. 81
and 81.
March 19-Boards 2, 4. y, %
and "a.
March 2o-Boards /, 2, 5, 10,
II. 30, 81 and 80.
March 24-Boards 3, rs. 80, AZ
and ).
March 25-Bosrds %, "a. 81 and
A.
March 26-Boards 13, Is, 25, 35,
36, SO. 43 and Sc.
March 27-Boards 4, 6, 8, u,
40, as, AZ and so.
March 28-Boards AZ, SIS, so and
81.
March 31-Boards %, 30, 80, As,
40, 50, 81. 81. So and So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Great Britain Weighs
Easing Food Blockade

that some increase in food ship
ments to France should be per-
mitted In order to stiffen Marshal
Petain's resistance against Ger
man pressure for closer collabora-
ton.
ALGIERS, March 15.-tINS)--
Reports that the French feet soon
will be put back into active duty
were heard In Algiers today as
French colonial authorities In
dorsed Admiral Jean Darlan's
warning that food ships bound for
France would be conveyed II the
British blockade is not relaxed.
Importance of the French feet
in colonial defense is expected TO
take on added significance Sunday
when the French legionnaires of
Oran take a solemn oath Of fiidel-
ity to France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Drdftee Dies in Jail
After Heart Attack

COLDWATER. March Is. -
Frank J. Kulaski. %, a draftee
scheduled to enter military train
ing next week. died in the county
Jail this morning. Death was
attributed to a heart attack which
was aggravated by excitement LAST
night when officers went TO his
rooming house 10 arrest him after
he had raised a disturbance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
500 Haitian Records
To Be Played Mar. Il

Five hundred records Of Haitian
native music. including chants
sung at secret voodoo rites in
jungle villages. have been brought
back from the West Indian island
by Harold Courlander, Detroit
author. playwright and authority
on folk lore, and will be played
during his lecture March II In the
Detroit Art Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Delegates to Ber Meefino

LANSING. March 15.-Oscar G.
Hull Of Detroit and Joseph w.
Planck Of Lansing have been
named to the house of delegates
of the American Bar Association.
Glenn c. Gillespie, president. an
nounced today. They will begin
their duties at the mid-Winter
meeting of the House in Chicago
Monday and Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Youth Hit by Trdin;
Wat(hman Blamed

Charles Yaklin. IS, Of 1861
SchoenherT road, received what
was feared TO be fractured skull
and deep scalp decorations Satur-
day when a truck he was driving
collided with an inbound Grand
Trunk passenger train at Rivard
and East Atwater streets. Police
said a crossing Waterman was in
his shanty instead of outside sig
mailing traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Half Million in Red

The fair today owes the state
something like 100000. deficits
which have accumulated over the
years. but which are never ad.
mitted in annual reports of the
long procession Of managers who
have helped pile them up.
Youngblood. coming into office
at this late date. will have no
more chance than other managers
have had to make the state show
a paying proposition. II the peo-
pie or the Legislature tires OF
financing a venture which has
been a consistent loser. Young
blood's may be the last appoint
ment of a politician-type manager
in the states history,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
State Fairs Fate in Doubt

This plan, even Republican
master-minders admit, is daring.
They see the probability OF a
storm of criticism. Whether they
dare chance II is question likely
TO be decided in the coming week.
The future of the Michigan
State Fair, admittedly on shaky
basis. remains unchanged since
the appointment OF a new man.
ager by the governor.
The new boss OF the fair Is
Bernard J. Barney Youngblood.
former deputy secretary of state
and a Woodworking Democrat. No
one has claimed that Barney is
well yersed in the science OF agri-
culture.
Therefore, those who contend
the fair should be managed for
the benefit of the states farming
industry will undoubtedly shake
their heads in despair. On the
other hand. business interests.
claiming that the industrial phase
of the annual exhibition should
be stressed, may hail the Young
blood appointment with approval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Wonder Bar Hearing
Scheduled for Friday

The state liquor control COM
mission Saturday announced that
the hearing on the alleged employ
ment Of 16-year-old girl in the
Wonder Bar in Washington boule-
ward will be held at $50 a. m. Fri
day in the commissions offices at
1881 West Fort street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

GLAND TABLET
Calls for Trial

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fails to benefit That's how sure we are
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known. Many unsolicited testimonials have
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and It's purpose IL to help stimulate all the
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Asthma. rheumatism. constant tiredness,
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You owe II 10 yourself and family to try
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Psnama Asks U. S. Roads

WASHINGTON, March IS. -
Panama has appealed to the
United States government 10
finance construction of new high
ways throughout that republic as
part Of the Canal Zone defense
program, il was learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
U. D. Alumni 10 Meet

The University of Detroit
Alumni College will hold its third
session of the current series at the
Florence Ryan Auditorium on the
university campus this Sunday
afternoon. The Rev. Burk e
O'Neill, s. J., and the Rev. Peter
E. Nolan. s. j.. will speak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
COP Maps Way.
To Halt Moves
.ByVanW Wagner
Law Gives TIL e m
Chance to Keep Own
Men in State Jobs
BY FRANK MORRIS

Battling for patronage against
administration forces headed by
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner,
Republicans In control of the
Legislature threaten TO keep the
lawmakers technically In session
for an indefinite period.
The object is to stop Van
Wagner from recognizing GER
tain departments and from forcing
through some of his major APP
pointments which have thus far
been stymied.
Under the law. the governor
cannot remove officials. except for
cause and after a hearing. while
the Legislature is in session.
The Republican tacticians this
last week have been in huddles.
considering the idea OF having the
Legislature recess, instead OF
adjourn. The legislators would go
home after their work is done, but
the Legislature technically would
still be in session, and the COVER
nor's hands would be tied. in so
far as his power OF removal and
goes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
cheats Welfare
|Gets l-10 Years

ps After referring to we,,...
it'll. ne a, workers as . Ttaiare .de
c s,cte dummy investieattnneesse |. POO
dsv yer ss.s Judge John ! ' %ns Re
of as ssssnt1enced Robert .L Maner to.
to ? TO- ~ East Alexandria n aSG. 81.
for de 90 40 years in Jackse, Avenue s..
ment ea,r,lf.uding the welfare p" d arlson
Ia, out OF S1.1s9. e Depart
|last a, usa obtained the we,f.r. \
nom y szn =. while he was sea as aid
nm ,nss SoQ to SIS a week aA earning
J aS Maker told him him.
a., f f perpetratedi . ..,
IT,. ..aud on the city. Yon s .o,os-
sas poor little dummy VI ;r, asked
help. 0oh- Tor more
th. ir,s high time the cou,t. 49,.
s Are welfare department. .h = ans-
s.s,u In curling viewed a1wed
h hssuds. The taxpayer. "e n
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Tavern Owners
Ordered 10 Aid
Safety Driving

Seeking TO reduce drunk driving
during the Christmas holidays.
Traffic Judge Thomas F. Maher
today asked the police department
10 warn all beer garden pro-
prietors against serving drinks 10
intoxicated persons or permitting
drunken customers to leave their
bars and drive.
Judge Maher made his request
in a letter to Police Supt. Louis
l.. Berg. He said that Berg has
already given verbal approval of
The plan and has promised TO in
struct all police inspectors to per-
sonally contact beer garden
owners.