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Evening star., 1941-11-26
Bor Group to Hear
Holmes BuIdridqe

Holmes Baldridge of the Anti
Trust Division, Justice Department,
will speak on "Anti-Trust Laws and
the National Defense" at the weekly
luncheon of the Federal Bar Asso-
citation at the Harrington Hotel at
IL 80 pm. tomorrow.
Capt. Thomas L. Catch, assistant
to the judge advocate general of
the Navy, will speak on The Juris-
diction of Naval Courts-martial at
a meeting of the Committee on Mill
tary and Naval Law of the associa-
tion at o'clock tonight at the May
flower Hotel. General discussion
will follow the address.
Evening star., 1941-11-26
Westminster Official
Asks Fund 10 Assist
theological Seminary
Methodist Districts,
West and East, Meet
Here Simultaneously

An appeal for financial support
OF Westminster Md Theological
Seminary, where young Methodists
are trained for the clergy, was made
today by DR.. c. E. FOrelineS of the
seminary to more than 100 delegates
to the Washington West District
Conference at Hamline Methodist
Church.
There are three periods, DR.. Fore
lines told the group, when the con-
gregations should support the pastor
during his preparation, during his
active work and during his retire
ment.
II am asking you to help in the
preparation" he said.
East District Also Meets.
At the same time nearly 200 dele
gates to the Washington East Dis
trict were holding a similar all-day
district session at PetWorth Metho-
dist Church.
Bishop Adna Wright Leonard,
resident bishop of Washington, ap-
peared briefly at both sessions.
At Hamline, presided over by DR..
John H. Edwards, west district su-
perintendent. the group voted to
send greetings to Bishop Edwin G.
Hughes, former resident bishop here,
on his 18th birthday anniversary,
December 7.
The delegates heard reports on
Methodist education institutions, in
Guiding American University, which
was represented by President Paul
Douglass. A similar report was
given at PetWOrth.
A program on the worker and his
discipline presented by E. c. Beery
and J. c. MILAN, reports on the
evangelism program for the area
and discussion of the spiritual state
of the church high lighted the
morning program at Hamline, Mil
ton F. Crist and F. L. Morrison took
part in the evangelist presentation,
while G. E. Wise presented an urban
and R. A Wise a rural point of view
on the spiritual state of the church.
DIR. Cromer Presides..
William F. Wright discussed the
spiritual state of the church for the
Petworth meeting, presided over by
DR.. Horace Cromer, superintendent
Of the East District. George H. Ben
nett talked on evangelism.
o. o. Thomen, J. c. MILAN, D. S.
Patterson and Mrs. Nellie F. Clark
presented layman'S hour program
covering Christian education, tenn
perance and the work Of Methodist
women.
After committee reports and other
business during the afternoon. both
groups will combine at Petworth at
7:30 pm. for an address by Bishop
Leonard.
Evening star., 1941-11-26
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F.. w. Kelsey
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Thrills Abound
Rowing Grid Reporter Recalls Them as Another
Season Passes in Review
BY EDGAR HAYES

out widest game of the year -.
Wisconsin scores "a points but us
two touchdownS short. Defense is
forgotten as teams display coloriul
and effective offense scoring
almost at will a lot OF luh
and most interesting afternoon
State for the second time up
sets favored foe and this time
with a vengeance Temple
beaten 46 TO o State scores
early and often and Temple never
gets into the ball game Mike
Schelb and Dick Kieppe are stars
Schelb runs back two sue
ieessive puntS for touchdowns.
Notre Dame comes from behind
10 beat Southern California and
have it's first unbeaten season
since the days of Knute Rockne
Il. AS in every game, Angelo
Bortolo Bertelli was the star Z.
Bernie Crimmins. Dippy Evans
and other Irish stars end careers
Once again point after touch
down won for Notre Dame over
Trojans, fifth time.
The grand climax. Army and
Navy -. a glorious day =. color
full parade 100000 fans /.
grand football game a nd a
Inever-to-be-forgotten thrill to end
the season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
FuCik Has 693
For High Total
AT Ambassador
Walter Durbin Second
on 685; Norge Keeps
House League Lead
STANDINGS

Bob Fucik, one-time football and
baseball standout at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, is showing his
usual prowess in the bowling field
today as the Ambassador House
League matches are reviewed. His
500 series was his second big one
in succession. He had 688 a week
ago.
The Fucik games were OBS.
I237. Walter Durbin helped Norge
Marygrove divide four points witt
IGoebel and remain in first by two
over Standard with 685 from 233
I205-247. Herb Zieman of Dynamic
came up with 648.
Other 600 totals came from
Fred Wehrmeister of Haggs. 625
Stanley Stanulis. Altes. 624-hi:
ninth straight; Albert MasSoll Jr.
Goebel, 607 Withhold Smoky
Wolverine, COG: Austin Keller, 600
Herb Payne, Frankenmuth, 623.
His late high scores give FuciE
an average of 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Charity
Fights
Dec. 10

Charles II. Brennan. Michigan
A. A. u. secretary. reports that
amateur boxers from Is cities will
compete in the annual Goodfellow
Fund fight show scheduled for
Olympia, Friday night, Deem.
Der 10.
Fighters from Chicago, Pitts
burgh, Cleveland, Buffalo. Jack
son. Pontiac. Saginaw, Dearborn
Highland Park. Hamtramck
Ecorse, River Rouge. Royal Oak
Melvindale and Detroit will be
drawn for the 15-bout program.
The police department viii
| handle the sale of tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
.Finishers
Tie for First
In ShopLedgue
Tanks Yield z Games
as Rivals Win; Zion
Leads With ga

After weeks and weeks Of low
scores Chrysler Interplant League
a 10-club organization, appears
today with 13 scores of 600 or
better from so players. Super
fniShers went into a deadlock fef
the lead with Tanks by taking DE
Soto twice while Tanks lost two
to Dodge Main last night at Olym-
pic.
Leading the individuals was
Frank Zion of Highland Park
Service with 244 windup in GA
George Klobucher of Superfinish.
ers was second with 243-212 in
'643. Arthur Knecht of Engineering
spiked GAO, Steve Dutko of Dodge
Main, 63S, and Edward Butts
Dodge Truck, GA.
In winning two from De Soto
Superfinishers piled up 1858 e
1881. Dodge Main offered 1865
against Tanks 1857 in claiming
two Engineering drifted int
sharing second with Service in de
feating Dodge Truck, 1851 TO 2733
lions 644 helped Service triI
Kercheval, 1854 TO $500. Lex
Braun had 233 in 608 for the los
ers. Dodge Forge raped Plym
outh. 2729 to 1851 and gained &
deadlock with Main and Forge.
Others to make the 600 bracket
were Jack Burke. Engineering
COG; Ed Quincy, Superfinishers
COL; Charlie Costdyk, De Soto
620; Phil Lappin, Dodge Main, GOT
and Fred Wolf, Tanks, 609.
There is a difference of only five
games among the first eight teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Wins Praises Of His Coach
carrier.

"Banonis was a natural for A-America hOnOrs II ever
I saw one" SAYS Bud big, tough and fast More I'm
porant Of the smartest defensive men I've
ever SEEN have sixth that enables him
to smell where every play Is going
"He was like that freshman The varsity hardly
scrmmaged the roh back 49, because every time the
big team troed practice Banonis murdered
them would nail the balcarer end sweep on one
play next play he'd be 20 yards down the held
break up forward And wherever the varsity tried
to 20 up middle Boom-there Banons!"
Dad Butler slant the topic point OF view
that deep wisdom he has wresed from the years
'Tm glad like Banonis get such recognition
because he publicity can't HARM said Dad
real boy. He'll always be the kable friendly
fellow he Is today matter how much attention and
praise Is accorded him. He won't change"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

man on each squad, $40 to highest
over average, $40 to the bowler
who comes the farthest distance
and last, he will donate a trophy
to the winner.
That is a very, very generous
guarantee, considering the entry
fee will be only So and 81 for
bowling. But Otto is willing to
gamble. If there is a loss he will
assume it, and if there's profit
the money will revert to the prize
fund. He's that kind of a guy.
A Is per cent handicap will rule
with the highest average as OF
February 1 to prevail in the event
a sponsor rolls in more than one
league. A sponsor also will have to
roll 80 games for an average.
Just how many teams Proefke
is sponsoring he doesn't know off
hand. He does know his major
teams, Enterprise. are captained
by Marie Goralcyk, Myrtle Boss
and Ed Kukla. and his Tools Five
by Marjorie De Loot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Warm Spell Helps
Cut Masons' Scores

Sticky runways, the product oil
IunSeasonably warm weather, ac-
count to some degree for the low
scores rolled last night at River
side in the Greater Masonic
League. Fort Boulevard won foul
points from McNeely to widen il,
/ lead over Nestra.
Calvin Seitz was nigh for Fort
Boulevard on 548. He made 200
l211 after 131 opener. Tommy
Thompson of Paris was league
| high on $50. Elmer Goldsmith oil
lWaverly, the runner up, had $50
and George McCollum 554.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Sane Publicity Also Aids Him

might add would like to commend to some overly
xuberant agents strategy which the u of D. publicity
department pursued campaign for Banons Without
expert the Titan department Banonis
never would have single major AAmerica team
We don't mean wouldn't deserve the accolade We
simply mean that no matter great player may De- he'll
anywhere these days without plenty of stable publicity
There are too many outstanding players the country and the
problems selecting AAmerica team much too comp
Gated any make the grade without deft handling by
his press agent
Not once during the entire did the Titan drum
humpers try their opinions the sports writer's
real respect for each writer's own ability TO
Judge the Banonis That in itself is excellent psychology
although many press agents don't realize it.
did they clutter the sports desk with their own ex
ravagant their candidate On the contrary they dealt
in facts emphasized what other coaches players and
writer's though Banons They made it point to record
such authoritative opinions accurately and then they made
that every sports in the country heard about 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
UncleS VS.. NepheWS
Five Damicos IaneIe With Younger Kin il
Unique Bowling Match tomorrow Mig ht

After hanging fire for a year
the Uncles VS.. Nephews bowling
match is on at Mack-Boulevard
tomorrow night. In this instance
the Uncles are the five Damico
brothers--John. 40; Emerson, 43;
Angelo. 80; Frank, Sd; and Her.
man, 29.
The Nephews are the sons OF
their eldest sister, Mrs, Louis Des-
mond Sr. In order of age they
are Vincent, u; Albert, %; Louis
Jr., %; Edward. %; Raymond, 18
and William, 10. ~
The Desmonds are bowling ir
the annual Five Brothers tourna'
ment. After their regular squad
turn. they take on the Uncles al
10 o'clock. The match talk begar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Skater 10 PLAY
For Custer :

Included on the roster Of the
Fl. Custer basketball team that
plays return game here against
the Auto Club five. Sunday night
at the Holy Redeemer gym. Is
Corp. Truman Connell. United
States speed skating champion in
1895 and a member OF Sonia
Henie's first skating troupe In this
country.
The feature attractions OF the
Greater Detroit Basketball League
bring together Langschied, last
years champion. and Briggs, at
$3.50, and Cadillac Motor will
tangle with West Side Sports pre-
ceeding the Auto Club and Fit.
Custer game at 8 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
ROeh1ll
Tops DAG
BOWlerS

Pail Malls swept Murads 10
show a two-game lead today in
the Detroit Athletic Club League.
Bill Harrison helped with sos as
his team shot 2640 10 Murads
I2521.
Art Roehm of Phillip Morris was
league high IMPLIES in 632
Other high ones were 500 from
Carl Parsons of Chesterfelds, 584
from Guy Parker, Twenty Grands
and 572 from Joe Sweeney oI
Camels.
Camels won two from Chester
fields, 2580 to $3.50, TO tie for sec
ond with Murads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Plain Facts Serve Their Purpose

They supplied endless stream of plain facts unmxed
apprasas Did Banons play go minutes in five
Of the last The duly informed Did he
per the tackles in ball game? The fact
properly chronicled
you asked Art Hagan, T. of IS knowing publicity director
what he thought about Banons he'd smile and shrug his
shoulders.
Look I'm publicity and I'm obviously preiudiced"
he'd remind YOU 81 think Banons of the great players
modern times and don't think he's reached his peak But
opinion biased much Did hear what
Herb Kopf, the Manhattan coach, said about Vince"
Then he'd be off his favorite subject reconng how q
rival had labeled Banonis real AAmera ball player.
If you don't think technique effective just notice how
AAmea boards in explaining why they had chosen
Banons mention the estimates which rival players and coaches
had put record
That pattern of the Art Hagan Eddie Bachelor
paign all Not loud but good. It of the most
adrot jobs AAmerica building we've and we've
seen a few.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

in drilling the former Catnohc Seh'idi
luminary were indispensable elements IN
Banonis rise.
Evidence of the close tie between
Bud and Banonis is not hard to find.
Just ask the big Lithuanian who is the
best line coach and the greatest guy in
the country. We won't hint at the
answer, except to say that it would be
an emphatic Bud Boeringer!"
Head Coach Charles E. Derais con-
tributed much to Banonis' prestige when
he rugged up the tricky lateral pass play
on which Vince scored against Creigh.
ton. This is consistent with Gus un-
canny knack of taking advantage OF
every last bit of ability in the scanty
material he inherits each year.
There's more to it than that, how
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

: a reporters notes on the
most exciting and interesting
football season in the sports
histoTy.)
Frank Leahys debut as Notre
Dame coach. turing back a game
but undermined Arizona under
our old friend Mike Casteel &.
Leahy unveils the most spectacu-
lar passer of the season. Angelo
Bortolo Berteiii -. Then to
Pittsburgh to preview Michigan
foe II. Panthers look like Pitt OF
old for five minutes and then col
lapse Purdue finally discovers
that Pitt is easy and goes on TO
win.
Next Michigan State provides
one of early surprises beating
powerful, highly touted Marquette
by touchdown Coach Bach
man shows game team with good
offense Dick Kieppe and Bob
Sherman excellent backs
Ohio State and Purdue next on
the list Buckeyes look like a
million dollars for first half and
then sag . Purdue scores twice
in last half but a safety provides
margin of victory.
BACK TO COLUMBUS
Right back 10 Columbus 10
watch Northwestern and Buckeyes
A fine battle of two strong
clubs Wildcats with Otto
! Graham at his best win by a
| touchdown, fair margin between
the two clubs Missouri visits
State next Don Farrout has
best team this reporter saw all
/ Fall best backs in Bob
Steuber, Harry Ice and Harry
Wade speed and deception
II. the Information at its best
run up 432 yards without aid
of a single pass.
Third visit to Columbus brings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
.Bsb!: :: q
II By BOB m1'pAy
Validity Of Vince Banons' AI.Ameriesn little
Validity Of Vince Banonis' AIl-American Title
Well Established by His Performances

They're singing and dancing in the streets of the University
g no,, arn,s these DAYS Titan has definitely gained
aAerca recognition the first time since Lloyd Brazil
earned the country highest mythical football distinction IN 1928
No one can dispute the validity of Vince Banonis title TO
America recognition. The Ttans great center ana captain
has been by International News Service oone
r,+ Ncvsthe New York Daily News, Football News and
har % lesser boards All aren't in yet, not
by long way
Probably the happest the campus is Line Coach
Bud Boeringer who Al-American center himself at
Nore Dame in Vince played on the freshman
squad Boerngers confidence In him has been
Ne n the original Banons America whooper-upper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Big Pin Idea
OTTO Proefke Proposes TO Run tournament for
Sponsors Teams in February
BY HAROLD KAHL

Otto Proefke, who has BACKED
bowling teams in a big way for
more than 20 years. came up with
a new idea today. He proposes TO
stage an individual tournament
for sponsors OF sanctioned
fives at Bud Ritter's Recreation in
February.
Proefke's tentative plans call
for prizes of 5000. 500 and $50 10
the three who roll the highest to-
tails for three games. In addition
SIS for high singles, $40 TO high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

a year ago when the Damicos
limited they could show the kids
a trick or two with ball.
Frank Damico, sponsor ano
originator of the tournament, be-
lieves this is the first uncle.
Nephew match ever held in De.
troit and one OF the few in the
United States. Various records dc
not show such a listing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Tulsa Is Selected
For Sun Bowl Game

Ell PASO. Tex, Dec. 5.--QNS)
University Of Tulsa. champion
of the Missouri Valley Confer
ence, has been selected 10 play
in the 1912 Sun Bowl as guest"
team. The host" team will DO
Arizona, Hardin-Simmons or Texas
Tech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
PAGEAU HAS FIELD

Walter Pagsau's brilliant 2@2-
250-246 for 738 and a nsw sea
son record in Johnny MiIiett's
Houss enabled Cerisch to cling
to it's ons-game lead over Red
ford Rec, which also set a neW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Frank Graessle had a 253
opener in 500 as McGillis main
tanned its three-game margin over
Slatkin's in the East Jefferson
Business Mems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

John Skiadzien opened With
1856, rose TO 25<eaad closed With
2O4 for GA in the X. of c.
Inter Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Buds Instructions Bring Results

Rnd minmzes it. but played most important par
in the DEVELOPMENT of the second in u of D. history
His own exceptional knowledge of the job and his patenc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
WOMEN TO SAGINAW

Some of Detroit's leading
women's quintets are among the
dozen that will journey to Sagi-
nav tomorrow for their fling I'm
the eighteenth annual Central
States at Hesse Bros Recrea-
ton. Doubles and singles are
slated Sunday.
They are Edna Chapaton's
GoebeI, Selma Myers Kinney.
Evelyn Sargent's Garden, Odell
Shilladay's Palace Rec, Hide
garde Auch's Detroit Rec,
Reatha Colman's Naples. Stella
Hastings Ratigan, Margaret
Albrecht's STAINS Hot Shots, Lee
Howdieshalrs Rainbow Rec,
Edna Wilber's and Ellen Wales
Fort-Blvd. Rec. Nos. j and 2,
and Frances Prokop's Rainbow
No. 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

high of 1896 in blankinR J. L..
Hudson.
Norm keathley of Fortified.
accounted for the third mark
when he blasted a 2S8 opener,
the best TO date. He foIioWed
with 2O4-I90 for 6S2, second
only to Pageau's 738.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Drome Senior House by sweep
ing four points from Bankle as
the House was taken for three
by Bloomfield Hills. Becker had
been at the heels of the House
since the outset of the season.
Those Aliens grabbed the spot.
light in the Detroit Elks, Harold
getting GA and Ray GIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Bdnon coach ever. Any one VINO KNOWS Gus REALIZES
Of the most thoughtful gentlemen OF the coach
gentry He Banon personal prestige in min
when he went play that would make Vince ball
carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Shirley Stewards Is proud 81
her 207 in the State Fair Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
CUT KOPPITZ' LEAD

NII hOGEllL LEAD
Cy Goralcyk with 247-235-211
for 694, Robert Rich with 257-202'
231 for 800 and Paul Cito with
-237-209 for 655 were the power
shooters as j. l.. Stone shaved
Koppitz' lead to one game with q
sweep Of four points over George
c.. Schmidt in Ritters House
Koppitz split with Orlings.
Babe Krajenks FiUe moved
into fourth position in Mt. Elliott
Senior Recreation House With a
new high single of 1913 in 1868
as Shapiro tied Progressive for
second.
A. Bliznick'S 262 and f. Skene':
253 featured in the Fair Junior.
Patience was rewarded when
the Charles Becker team barged
into first place in the Bowl-O-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Ed Konn ratified off 210-231-22e
for go and Gibson Five shot 294e
for a new record in the DENLY
Senior House. Roy Kraemer
hit 258.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
KINGs-QUEENS CLASSIC

Pete Wilson and Bill Pasnick
shared honors on the mems side
in the Kings and Queens Classic al
Rainbow, the former having 222'
POP in 622 and the latter 223
Marilyn May led the women
with 191.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Micromatic is enjoying a five
point lead over Breach in the Y.
NJ. O. at Red Mill. AL Delaney's
-213-200 for Ola topped the
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Harry Hull was high scorer In
the Detroit Association Of Credit
Men In rolling 2O2-205-2S2
for $50.