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Evening star., 1941-08-04

happy. Especially happy in view OF
the fact that the same studio, and
others, once regarded her as too
close in appearance and personality
to R-K-O's more prominent Ginger
Rogers. If the resemblance eluded
YOU. as it did us, don't let that
trouble you. 1t merely means that
your perception and Hollywood's are
not the same, which perhaps is not
without it's f1attering implications.
\
Miss Martins has been an even
more spectacular triumph.
No girl ever tried more energetic
ally to crack Hollywood than the
slim sprite from Texas. Several
wears ago she demonstrated to talent
hunters in Glamourville that she
was lovely to look at, had a way
with a song, was magnetic as to
personality and could dance more
than slightly. Hollywood agreed, but
if she could sing like Flagstad. dance
like Zorina and was as magnetic as
the Fuller brush man, it would have
made no difference. Miss Martin
looked like Claudette Colbert. That
was that, quite unmistakably.
Miss Martin finally said the heck
with it. After all there was Broad
way. 1t was hard place to crack.
but after all it did not reject girl
lust because she looked like some
one else.
So Miss Martin went to Broadway,
landed that role in Leave 1t to Me"
sang about her heart belonging to
daddy, and in no time at all was
the toast of the town-the town
which is better to be the toast OF
than even Hollywood.
That was too much for the studios
which a short time before could
have hired her for a song which she
would have been glad to sing for
them. They went Martin hunting
and came back with her name
signed to a contract vastly more
imposing in cost than any they
would have had to give her in the
pre- Broadway era.
Miss Martin looks more than ever
like Miss Colbert, but it doesn't seem
to make any difference in the careers
of either. Audiences seem to have
no difficulty telling them apart.
In vaudeville, too, V stands for
Victory.
At least. Harry Anger of the Earle
is busy arranging that it shall. 1t
is his idea that the V could be util-
lied as the basis of a fine routine
for the theater's Roxyettes.
There will be an especially written
"V" song to go with the routine and
to provide a musical background
for the stage show of which it Is
part.
Fly in ointment department:
There is nothing like a popular
serial to keep an actress steadily
at work and at salary proportion
ate to the popularity of the picture.
But the things do have their draw
backs, one of them being that you
are likely to become so identified
with the character, your own is lost
upon the public.
That is true of Ann Sothern as
''Maisie." To CTS "a poll figure we
made up just to have figure) of the
republic, Miss Sothern is Maisie. a
girl profoundly on the dizzy side,
quick of speech but unmusical and
vague of it, too.
Actually, in private, Miss Sothern
isn't like that at all She speaks
impeccable English, composes music
good enough to win minor prizes,
and has taken a moderately success
full fling at becoming a painter.
But don't get Miss Sothern wrong.
She loves playing excited, sentiment
tai Maisie. She thinks Maisie is al
together a grand girl and likes to be
like her-in the professional depart
l.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

back to the be-
ginning of the
.nt'lstry, comes
70 W n through
The Jean Har-
low. or platinum
blond, era and
begins to take
on the feeble
ness of age and
disproof onl y
now.
Two girls who
are Justify par
ticipating in the
murder of the
old folk tale are
Lucille Ball and
Evening star., 1941-08-04
That Look>Alike Legend
Grows Daily More Feeble
Young Actresses Who Resemble Elder
And More Popular Stars Can Get
Along Now in the Cinema ..
BY JAY CARMODY.

1t is sad legends destroyed Regardless of their merit
or lack of their that
hates to die
Hollywood exception it is always
pleasant monkey the fables by
which the cinema lives.
getting lately that which
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Maude Eburne Cast

Maude Eburne, we'll known char
acter actress, will play a veteran
movie actress in Glamour Boy"
Paramount's comedy about Holly
woods younger generation, the
studio announced today. Her pre-
vious film work included the board
ing house keeper roles in West
Point Widow" and Among the Liv-
ing"
Glamour Boy" will have a cast
headed by some of the screens best
known younger talent, including
Jackie Cooper and Susanna Foster
Ted Tet Zlaff will direct for Pro-
ducer Sol C.. Siegel
Evening star., 1941-08-04
But Parting Is Such
An Awful Bore
After Awhile
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Richard Whorf, of the Lunt and
Fontaine troupe, was happy when
he got his first picture role. For
one thing, he wouldn't be separated
so often from Mrs. Whorf and the
three little Whorfs.
But the end of his first days
work found him melancholy. His
scene in New Orleons Blues" was
one of leaving friends in a band.
Most of the day, he stuffed clothing
into bag, locked it and carried it
almost tearfully from the room.
I'm right back where 1 started" 4"
he said, sadly. Il hoped I'd never
have to go through a sad parting
again. But here I am, packing and
unpacking a suitcase by myself"
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Now Iron Jewelry
Is Latest Rage
In Hollywood
Nv the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD.
Don't throw away that old iron
skillet. Uncle Sam doesn't want 1t
for tanks, hut it can be melted and
cast into very fetching gew-gaws.
Movie stars have discovered iron
jewelry. Ann Sothern started It
by wearing an ebony iron bracelet
edged with gold, with gold scharms.
Carole Lombard uses an iron cigar
cite case with a gold crest. Robert
Taylor's new cuff links are iron
horseshoeS, set with tiny diamonds.
Iron trinkets are as heavy on
the pocketbook as they are to wear.
The process of making iron look
like dull black enamel is expensive,
and only one gadget can be made
from mold. Give or six gold
bracelets can be cast from the same
mold)
Evening star., 1941-08-04

10 UIIc tIItCV you CdIIIIU3 DC a
,ss in Hollywood if you look like
one else. 1t goes all the way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Packers Trim
Stee|ers, SAT-
International New. servic. wiz.

PITTS BUR G II, Nov. "a
Pittsburgh Steelers absorbed the
worst beating in their history yes
terday when Green Bay Packers
beckoned by the gold and glory
of the National Professional Foot.
ball League playoff, trouncec
them. 81 10 7.
Victory enabled the Packers &c
maintain their position as leaders
in the Western Division of the
league.
About 5000 who braved in.
clement weather were thrilled
shortly after the opening whistle
when the Steelers marched down
t. Green Bays 1-foot line and
sent Joe Hoague plunging for a
touchdown
Unable 10 get It's scoring ma
ch1nery functioning quickly, Green
Bay had 10 wait until the second
period for their first touchdown
but once they hit pay dirt, Packer
points came IN a torrent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
GopIlers Emerge Top Team i'm Greatest Grid Year

of fine material lost by touchdown to Michigan by point
to Minnesota, and by point to Nore Dame.
MIDWESTERN THRILLS Michigan rallied to tie Ohio
State twice and than $4,000 fans great
finish even 2020 Nore Dame from behind and then
kicked the points top Southern California 20 to 49,
the Trojans four by kicking the
extra points.
LOCAL VICTORIES-Mic State and University of
Detroit scored victories the weekend State trimmed
Ohio Wesleyan 81 the Titans scored touchdown
every period Creighton Is o. L. of d. lost
by three points and by single point out of nine
tits. State has four, lost three and tied
MICHICAN'S BEST-Western Michigan, coached by Mike
Gary eight straight scoring 1873 points and giving up
only 27. 1t the states only unbeaten eleven.
BOWL POSSIBILITIES Bowl, Oregon State
Texas A. G. M Sugar Bowl Duke Fordham; Cotton Bowl
Missouri Duquesne Orange Bowl, Mississippi State
Vanderbilt.
CHICAGO BEARS OF THE COLLEGIANS-M Missouri
using the famed Tformaton up 46 points against Kansas
GOOD-BY TO ZUP-Illnos playing its last game under
Bob Zuppke, lost to Northwestern, 270.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
GIANTS TITLE

NEW YORK. Nov 24.-New
York Giants surged back from the
brink of defeat with unconfined
fury 10 beat Washington 20 TO t1
yesterday and win their sixth
eastern championship in the Ma.
tional Professional Football
League.
A swift pass interception by
Jim Poole and George Franck's
touchdown dash on the next PLAY
brought The Giants victory with
four minutes remaining in the last
quarter. New York. with eight
victories and only two defeats
have only one more game remain
ing on their schedule, and will
meet the leagues western champ
ion in the annual playoff sched.
uled for December ID.
Bare facts of the battle showed
IL was strenuous encounter
Washington tailed ID first downs
10 the Giants 10. New York had
a ll6 To 81 edge in yards rushing
but the Skins outpaSSed the Giants
PIT TO 81 and, in all. outgained
them 217 yards 10 203 {
New York will take on Brook
lyn before its regular campaign
closes, but the outcome of that
battle won't alter the standings
for the Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

momentum OF the Lions drive
carried them both over the goal
line.
Luckman's passes 10 Mclean
and Nowaskey took the Bears
downfield from their own 25-yard
line to the Detroit 26 in march
that started at the end of the
third quarter. When Detroit's for
wards piled up the Bears running
game Maniaci dropped back 10
the 81 on fourth down and kicked
the field goal which ended the
days scoring.
Three first downs for Detroit
tell the story of what the Lions
offense accomplished against the
Bear defense led by Plasman. Fort
mann. S y d h r and Bulldog
Turner. Whizzer Whites end runs
of II and Is yards were the
longest made by a Lion from
Scrimmage They were the big
gains in a 38-yard advance to the
Bears 40 in the second period.
That was Detroit's longest march
and the closest they got to the
Bears goal line.
Halfback Ned Mathews, very
alert on pass defense, almost got
little closer when he gathered in
Young Busseys pass on the De-
trolt 5-yard line in the fourth
quarter and raced 40 yards to the
Bears as before Bussey knocked
him out of bounds. A penalty ended
Detroit hopes on that occasion.
As a result of their sixth defeat
the Lions will finish the season
with their worst record in history
In addition they lost another cen
ter when Jack Mattiford suffered
broken hand in the second
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
BY EDGAR HAYES

all the shouting. few here and there
be played and the grandest in the history or
other offers the thrills
packed the 10
Anything happen and
thing college youth battles Saturday
honor fame for themselves
and their school.
THE NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. unbeaten and
united straight years showed week after week that
game beet with upsets and surprises class still
tells.
PUNCHED AS RUNNERS UP-Duquesne, unbeaen all
year A NJ unbeaten but with Texas and Washington
remaining its schedule Duke with nine straight
victories
UNBEATEN BUT TIED DURING THE YEAR-The
Fighting Irish of Nore Dame with first undefeaed season
since 1890 Only Army of strong foes tied them
GREAT TEAMS THAT LOST ONE GAME-Mchigan,
Ohio State, Missouri Vanderbilt, Fordham and Navy
KEEN DISAPPOINTMENTS- Marquette started like
trimming Wisconsin by three touchdowns Lost
during and then ended losing Oklahoma,
81 A. Alabama rated the best in the South for years lost
Mississippi State strong but lost Wander
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Don MCNeiII Retains
Argentine Net Title

BUENOS AIRES. Nov. "a. -
INS) - Don Mcneil remained
tennis champion of Argentina to-
day. The Oklahoma City player,
former United States singles
champ, successfully defended his
South American laurels against
Jack Kramer, Los Angeles, 6-3,
Sc. 0-6, 10. 7-5. Severe heat
nearly caused both competitors to
collapse before the finish of their
gruelling battle.
Dorothy May Bundy. Santa
Monica. Cal. and Catherine Win
Athrop Boston. d fe a tie d Maria
Teran, Buenos Aires. and Mrs. FL
wood Cooke, 81, 40, 6-2, in the
'Women'S doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
One Keg|er Beats
Par at Rainbow

Only one entrant shows today
a record of beating par. 1000. ir
the fourth round of the Rainbow
individual bowling classic Ken.
meth Havlland, substituting for Joe
Scribncr just got over the line
with 10ll The games were 1877
2l3. 227. 1911. 1873
Charlie ketarSki's 1,143 remains
high for The round with six more
entries still TO compete. Kotarsk
has 1415 points 10 LAP for Chef
BukowSki Warren Wrobbel anc
Edward Drolet are low with u
and Ia. respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Too Much Gerald
ThuencIe Runs and Passes St. Michael of Pontiac
TO Title Beating St. Philip, 23-o

81. Michael Of Pontiac today
holds tho Catholic League Second
Division football title. and finishes
the season as one of the few re-
rnaining unbeatcn or tied prep
elevcnS i'm the state. AS results OF
its 23-6 triumph over st. Philip
in the University of Detroit Sta
dunn before a small crowd OF 300
Shivering fans.
Gerald Thuenick, st. Michael
triple.threat fullback, was the
outstanding player on the field as
he ran and passed his team TO vic
tory. Theunick, scored one touch
Nown. passed for another, booted
M extra point, and kicked a field
goal. TO score IL Of the winners
DOintS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Eagles Cagers Gain
First Victory on Road

! LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. "a
starting a long road trip that will
take them through the Midwest
and East, PLAYING an average OF
SIX nights a week, the Detroi'
Eagles left here today with their
FIRST victory Of the season.
The pro champs defeated Hoosier
Comets. 3l-l7. Jake Ahearn, Bud
Jeanette, Ed Parry. Lou kasparik
and Paul Widowitz formed the
team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
RAMS LOSE AGAIN

CLEVELAND. Nov. 24.-fINS)
An intercepted pass brought the
only touchdown Of the day as the
Chicago Cardinals defeated the
Cleveland Rams. Z TO o, in a Ma
.tional Football League game be-
fore 5000 fans YESTERDAY
Frank Ivy scored the touchdown
two plays after the start Of the
third period. Charging in az a
dead run Ivy snagged a fat pass
from Parker Hall, intended for
Morris, and ran 20 yards for the
tally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

nick, and Jerome Nerno. right
half. the ball carried on march
from their own Is 90 St Philip 3.
Theunick then smashed over for
the score Theunick passed the end
zone 10 Dick MineweaSer for the
extra point
ST Philip came back in the
second period when Bill Martin
plunged over from The 1-yard
stripe. But St Michael scored in
this same period on Capt. Art
Jenkinson's 2-yard plunge through
center Verno's 15-yard pass 10
Mineweaser in the third period,
and Theunick's field goal from the
p ended the scoring.
u..uu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Stables SETTLE At MIAMI

MIAMI, Nov. - INSl Two
more SmbleS were settled at
Miami today for the Winter racing
season at Hialeah.
The Circle NJ. Ranch has stabbed
Is horses under the care of Will
liam tScotty) Anderson Trainer
Ross lIigdon of the WooIford Farm
has applied for - stalls, but only
is Of the Wooliord horses have
arrived. They came from Balti-
more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
BIG POT DRAWS BEST

LOS ANGELES, Nov. ID
1NS)-A checkup of probable
nominations TO be made December
| for the 100000 added Santa
Anita Handicap and the $4,000
added Santa Anita Derby revealed
today that the leading money
winners of the year are likely 10
be named.
The Los Angeles Turf Club. Inc.
listed. as almost sure TO be nomi.
mated. Whirlaway. Challedon, Ia.
yak III and Midland.
Each VIII be seeking to eclipse
SeabiScuitS world money-winnine
record of Si37 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
TURF BITS
Probe Doping
At Pinnfi(o
nv International New, s.r,le.

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 24.-
The Maryland state racing com
mission today further considered
the case of j. II Stotler sus-
pended IN the doping OF One Tip.
The commission seeks 10 deter.
mine what effect ice and doses oil
benzedrine will have upon the
horse.
After winning Pimlico race
November II and paying Sl04.5C
One Tip was found 10 be doped
with benZedrine. Stotler has
pleaded innocence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
HARD TO EXPLAIN

= Faporites came through as a
general rule with few upsets The
EurpriseS Of the day were the run
away scores where well.matched
teams met. There seems 10 be no
nyIne or reason to.
Missouri a.. Kansas s.
Oklahoma 81, Marquette II.
Minnesota Al. Wisconsin g.
Penn State 81, Pittsburgh Z
Georgia 35 Dartmouth o.
Another upSetting thing for the
Rose Bowl committee was Orc
Ion s q TO Victory over Nash
ihgton. This result leaves Stanford
and Oregon State neck-dnd-neck
contenderS as the Western choice
Both have barriers ahead that may
simplify things very shortly.
In the hotly contested issue as
20 which section Is producing the
strongest football teams the sea-
sons results 10 date in interScc-
tional competition seem 10 indi-
cate that the Midwest is more than
holding rs own. ~
- could get lot OF arguments
this. but | don't believe any
Lcuon but the Southwest can put
1p much Of an argument on the
DCInt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Saturdays Big
Scores

Michisan 20 Ohio state 20
Michigan state 81, Ohio Weslyn 7.
U. Of y Is. Creighton o
Nor. Harvey 90. Detroit Tech 7.
Minnesota II. Wisconsin 8.
Nebraska IL Iowa 49,
Indiana I. Purdue q
Notre Dame 20. Southern California Is
Northwestern 81, Illinois O.
Fordham IS. ST Mary's. Cal. z.
May Princeton o.
Pennsylvania Is Cornell O.
Harvard -, Yale o
Temple 81 Holy Cross 10.
Georgia Is. Dartmouth o.
Auburn L. Nillanova q.
Oregon 10 Washington rs
Vanderbilt Z Alabama q
ertratr- 30. Columbia q
Penn state 20. Pittsburgh
Oklahoma 81. Marquette -
Lafayette -. Lehieh
santa care u. 4. &, l.. a -
Rirs q. T Gu. q.
Mississippi -, Arkansas o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
| Auto Club s. Downs
House Of David, 59-27

With Howard McCarty, former
Wayne University captain, leading
the way, Auto Club basketball
team easily owned House of
David, 1927, last night at Holy
Redeemer gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
SECOND TITLE

This victory marks the second
time in three years that St.
Michael has won the divisional
crown. and its seventh straight
victory this season. Joe Cont. st
MichaelS coach for the past foui
years. put an eleven upon that
field that was outwcighed. hui
carried a punch that was too much
for ST. Philip 10 match.
In the first quarter with Theu'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

forget that one of their budd.es
played billiard rail for Flash Hol-
let's first period scoring shot. The
Boston utility man moved up on
the Bruins power play with Stew
art i'm the box after three minutes
of play. He fired from 40 feet out
on the left wing boards an thought
his shot was going wide But he
had the pleasure of seeing the
puck -eaFeH- off DefeHserfan Dotg
McCaig's pants right into the De-
troit net past a surprised goalle.
The second goal~was scored by
Bauer on pass from Woody
Dumart in scramble at the net
but his second period goal was the
most sensational he has scored
here. The Kitchener kid picked up
the puck IN front Of the Boston
net and went the length Of the
ice. splitting the Detroit defense
PAIR Of SteWaEEahd- jimmy
lando to 90 right in on Mowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
LISCOMBE TALES

Carl LlScombe's goal was scored
by orthodox methods on a 30-foot
backhander past BrlmSeck after
passes by Modere Bunetcau and
Connie Brown. But the Howe
Mowers scoring play. with only
three Detroit forwards on the ICE,
was the nights payotf play as far
"a novelty goes.
Jimmy Orlando had been ban-
ished FIVE minutes for high stuck
ing Center Bill Crowley for five
stitches on the upper lip and Doug
McCaig and Art jackson had toll
lowed nm for roughlng when
Jumping Johnny entered the scor-
ing picture.
Mowers had only sgd Howe,
Gus GieSchrecht and Jack Stewart
TO protect him from four buZZlng
Bruins. and goal tending was be-
coming a Very serious business. He
had 10 come S feet out of the net
TO save on Johnny Shewchuck
and then went - feet out 10 hold
on 10 the disc IN a scramble with
Eddie Wiseman
Howe was almost in the clear
on right wing near the blue line
and Johnny shot the puck out
past him leading him enough that
sgd was at full gait when he
picked up the puck at midice The
pass caught the Bruins flatfooted
and when GieSebrecht joined Howe
the TWO Red Wings few up the
ice with only BnmSek to beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Freak Assist
Goalie Mowers Credited With One as Red Wings
Lose Again to Boston Bruins, Al
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

bidder" said Johnny "Espeei-
ally any one working on a scor-
ing bonus. ! have enough TO do
without trying to break out In a
scoring rash"
The player who wouldn't sell hi
point, however. was Eddie Wise
man of the Bruins, who always
delights in scoring against his old
teammates WisemanS goal was
sci up by Bill Cowley, the league
hlgh-Scoring center, on play
which again made goat OF
Rookie McCaig
Cowley hooked the puck off Nc
Gags stick near the boards in
left wing, then circled back and
came TN on Mowers from right
wing. He drew Mowers down 10
the left corner of the net 10 stop
his shot, then tipped a perfect
pass back 10 Wiseman. who was
right behind him and had almost
the entire nci-for n target. Little
Eddie didn't miss.
Adams men played without De-
fenscman Alex Motter. who will
be out al least week with a leg
injury suffered in the triumph
over Brooklyn Saturday night.
The game with Boston tomorrow
night is the first OF two Eastern
jumps this week. The club re-
turns 10 playa Chicago RlackhaWkS
here Thursday then goes back 10
play tho New York Rangers Sat
urdaN piohf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
REARG

Subs,itutions. Detroit Ends Fisk
Britt; tackles 4Tupson. Crabtree Cremo.
vich guards Radovioh; cen'ers Mattiford
Moore. halfbacks Booth. Mathews Mop.
penberg. Price. fubaCks Hopp. Piepul
Chicago Bears Ends. Nowsskey kava
:, naugh, Pool Wilson. tackles Stydahar
Mihal,- FFedsroviteh guards Mussn-FeFte
; Baist, center, Matuza. quarterbacks. Bus
sey. Snyder. halfhacks, McAfee Clark
; swisher, Mclean. funbacks, Standlee
Mauiarf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Yanks Show How

In five seasons 1896. 1887. 1898.
1899 and 1871 the YankS totaled
a 67-game lead over the next
highest club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Missouri Team
Called One Of
Year S Greatest
Midwest More Than
Holding Own in
Football. Says Dorais
BY CHARLES r. DORAIs

tAihletic Director, University Of Detroit. }
Some crystal-clear facts emerge
from Saturdays football warfare
In the Big Nine Minnesota is
again tops. followed by Michigan
and Ohio State in a tie for second
Minnesota routed Wisconsin in a
great show of power for the
Gophers' seventeenth consecutive
victory and the second Big Nine
title in two years.
The Gophers are real champions.
With every opponent cunning for
them all season and riddled with
injuries good bit of the season,
Minnesota kept rolling right along,
taking each game in stride. In a
game like football. where form
means so little, Minnesota shows
a remarkable record.
q Missouri gathered in the Big Six
title with a fine display Of foot
ball and. in the minds of most
Eritics. is one Of the great teams OF
the year. On the record. il has the
KreaeSt running attack Of the year.
The IT" formation plays as exc
sCIted by Missouri are really pot
tent and il is n likely choice for
ono of the bowls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
ICHtEIs ga sTe PHILIPS az,

Z lucadowns Thoyrick Martin Jeukin.
son. Muevcaser p1rif after touchdcWn-
httrrwr5yyT- ThJvn'cN Goals from held
ThevniCk placement
Substitufions 81 MichaeIs y WasseI
q nea kerriear Westphal s. Philips --
Ibershon, White, Callaghan, ogg.