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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Skaters in Service

Others in service are Dick HUFF
man at Fort Monmouth. y. j..
George Hanson and James Hea.
cock at Camp Livingstone, La.
William Veal. Camp Roberts, Cal.
Edward Morgan, Camp Davis, y
C.; Bill Graham, Camp Lee, Va.
Matthew Wihgate, Key West, Fla.
Vern Landry, George Davis, a
Ewers, Howard Newman. Harvey
Taylor, Bob Johnson. in the army
Jack Taylor in the coast guard
Harvey Allison. Canadian air force
Sgt. Joseph Miller, Fort Greedy
Kodiak, Alaska.
In the navy are Armand John
son. Dick Baker, Joe Thomas anc
Clarence Farmer, with Blair Fuller
at Pearl Harbor. Joe Bucci is al
TT. Francis, Wyo.; Harold Eberly
TT. Eustas, Va; Bob Burton anc
Milton HibbS. TT. Lewis, Wash.
John MCLauchlen, Fl. Jackson, 5
c.; David Chaffee Fl. Leonard
Wood; Jack Sweeney, Camp Clai'
borne, La. John RimaS. Keelel
Field. Miss; and Peter Wolds, Fl
jackson. s. c.
Jimmy Alexander and John Da'
losio are on ships in the Pacific
Robert Palmer IS IN San Fran
cisco; Howard Mansfield is in the
Atlantic Coast Guard and Chester
Hane in the air corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Of tho big trees AZ the right, pos.
sibly 30 yards from the tee.
But tho Gam never would agree
with Us about that one.
"JuSt a flick of the wrists"
he'd say in Joking way then
add "HOw about the one I hit
ON the eighteenth at Indianwood
in the last round Of the Michi-
gan Open"
Brothers and sisters there was ;
drive. Maybe the Gam was right
maybe il did beat the one at th'
Detroit Golf Club.
Wei let Al Watrous tell yoj
about Gamblers drive that day j
years ago az IndianWood.
THE rest of uS were swing
ing n wood. or az the best No.
I iron for our second ON this par
FIVE hnlr," WatrouS recalled
Then along came Gambler.
He not only drove 10 the top
OF the rise at the bend In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Charity Soccer
Treat for Fans

Soccer fans who appreciate
nippy match are promised a game
that satisfies even the most criti-
cal when the celebrated Raj team
of Hamilton, Toronto fields against
an all-star Detroit squad at the
University of Detroit stadium this
Sunday.
The contest is scheduled fol
|2:30 p. m.
The visiting outfit is all British
being made up Of four English anc
seven Scottish players. All OF
them played on regular teams II
the old country before the war anc
all have taken part in the Battle
|of Britain. scraps that included
Dunkirk and Norway.
They are in Canada 10 trair
young Canadian fliers. Forming z
soccer club was a natural thing &c
do and the squad is now one of the
best in Western Ontario, having
already won the district and Ca
madam League titles.
The team. according 10 Harry
Sinclair National, League score
tary's information. plays typica
British game, which features close
formations and accurate passing.
Occasionally an inside man vii
swing the ball 10 the opposite
wingman TO spread the opponents
defense. Once the defense is wild
ened the inside men have wide
open goal at which to drive the
ball.
The local team picked 10 battle
the Britons is cagy outfit tha'
should have plenty of SCORING
punch with such forwards as JEFF
CoombeS. Tony Barra. John Len
ard. Neil Campbell and George
Borg, who will team with Joe Ca
relli, Waldo Hamann. Aldo Patria
Johnny Nelson. Mark Molly, vii
Donaldson. Andy Clemens anC
Dick Glib.
Proceeds of the game 20 10 Brit
iSh Relief and the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Edge Out Teammates

Roseman and Culligan botf
were spearheads in their teams
attacks. The former ranks viii
one of the most brilliant backs
TO come out of Grand Rapids ir
several years. Culhgan banged
and passed and did his share of
blocking and defensive work 10
edge out his teammate. Elmer
Thiede, for a first-team spot.
The line again is well-versed
combination. At the ends, Badge
and Markowski are big and power
full. Both were adept on pass plays
and each did a grand job on end
around plays in addition to smash
ing up opponents dashes around
the end.
George Shomin Of Escanaba
and Clarence Num- of Flint
Central are the best tackles. Each
PLAYED the key role in his team 5
line-and both Escanaha and
Central had strong machines up
front this year. Shomin. by the
way. was hailed as the Upper
PeninSula's outstanding gridder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Make Good Barracks

Furthermore. the governing
body of this sport feels the gov
eminent may not allow such large
gatherings by that time, and there
may not be Kinks in which TO hold
tournaments.
Already several big rink oper-
ators of the East have received
word that the government has
taken over their halls and other
amusement buildings for military
purposes.
However, ii does seem likely AT
this writing that all state meets
will be held wherever possible.
There's not a single rink around
here that has not been affected by
the draft and the new flood of en-
Probably the two most
important skaters TO go are Wal
ter Stokosa and Bobby Ryan Of
Dayton. Walter won the senior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Nichigan's dream high school
football team-The Detroit Times
all-Stste eleNen--lS up for pres
eentation this Sunday.
The II players, adjudged by
the Times prep staff IN conlunc-
ton with reports Of coaches, Of
ficisls and writer's from every
section Of Michigan as the state 5
best al their particular positions,
represent 10 schools.
Placing two men on The team
an unusual situation is Cooley
High. Metropolitan Detroit cham
pion and one Of the strongest
squads 10 parade forth on the
prep gridirons during the past
season. The Cards honored pair
are back Bill Culligan and guard
Art Wilson.
Culhgan and Wilson team with
Ken Badge. Fordson end. and Ted
MarkowsN. Hamtramck end, 10
give the Detroit district four
choices on the No. l team. The
remaining stars hail from virtu-
ally every section, including the
distant Upper Peninsula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Irish---U. NJ. Tilt Tops
eek's Cage Card

two games scheduled with Mich
igan State and one with the Uni
versity of Detroit later.
u. of D. has no games scheduled
until Saturday when Illinois APP
pears here at the new Lincoln
High School in Ferndale.
Also on tap for Saturday Is the
clash at East Lansing between the
Spartans and South Carolina.
Wayne University goes to London
Wednesday to play the University
of Western Ontario in its only
game this week.
Lawrence goes to Ypsilanti Mon
day night TO meet Cleary College
in game that was postponed
from Friday night. Detroit Tech
entertains Baldwin-Wallace
Wednesday at the Downtown
YMCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

The schedule Is comparatively
light, but the advent of major
opponents Will provide action
enough this week for Michigan 5
leading collegiate basketball teams.
Each team has only one oppo-
nent this week, which is probably
Just the lull before the storm. A
week from Monday, on December
%. the first of Olympia's double
headers will be staged. with the
University of Detroit meeting
Harvard and Wayne taking on
Utah.
Highhghtlng this weeks pro-
gram IS Fridays clash al Ann
Arbor between Notre Dame and
Michigan, It's the first invasion
this season for the Irish, who have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Western Rated Team
To Beat in Swim Finals
Balance Gives
Cowboys Edge
for Grown
BY BOB GURvIN

Swinging into the last week of
the City Swim League meet, with
the semifnals scheduled for Mon
day at 2 p. m. and the finals Fri
day at 8 p. m. in the Northwest
ern pool, Western High School
is the favorite 10 take the crown
now held by Northwestern.
On the basis of the qualifying
meets held during the last week,
Western should place Dick Bacho-
rex and Frank Meloche one-two
in the diving. Bachorek had 233
points, Meloche 1928, Jim Craw.
ford of Northwestern 1928. Cor,
don Eyster of DENLY on the basis
of his last performance should lead
the east side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Should Be Thriller

Two west side BOYS. Gale
Feather. of BEDFORD and Bob Push
man OF Western. turned in better
times than the east side leader.
John Nelson OF DENLY. in the 200
yard free style. Feather was first
in 2:104. followed by Pushman in
.2:11. Nelson turned in the third
best time OF 2:129 and the next
best time was by Hamtramcks
Eugene Kawalewicz in 2:l3.
The l00-yard free style event
should he the thriller OF the finals.
John MalOy Of Southwestern and
Bud Difloe of Southeastern swan
the distance in :56.4. Bob Pugsley
of Northwestern had the next best
time Of .572.
Gale Feather Of BEDFORD. on
his showing in the trials. should
take the 200-yard free style and
the 150-yard individual medley. 10
be the only double winner. John
Maloy Of Southwestern could also
capture two firsts, but Bud Difioe
Of Southeastern may give him
plenty of trouble in the l00yard
free style.
The two relay leaders are Vest
ern and Highland Park. The Cow
boys turned in a time OF 1:27 for
the 150-yard medley relay conn
pared with the Parkers ! :304 In
the free style relay the Western
swimmers turned in ] IA while
the Polar Bears swan the distance
in las. Northwestern turned in A
slightly slower time for this event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Breast Stroke Champ

Southeasterns Bud Difloe swan
the 50-yard free style in :248.
while John Maloy of Southwest
ern led the westsiders with :25.2.
RENO Solin of Central turned in a
:26 and Isadore Bednarski of
Chadsey turned in the second best
time on the west slide 1868.
Jerry Astourian. de end ing
breast stroke champion from Vest
ern, is favored TO take his spe-
Cialty. Jerry turned in time OF
1:l24. followed by Jack Parker of
Northwestern in 1:142. Bill Mil
Ter Of Highland Park, led his divis.
ION in 1;l4.7.
Centrafs Tom Lechner should
hold almost a two second advan.
tage over Highland Parks Bill Mill
Ter in the l00-yard backstroke.
Lechner's time was lots COM
nared with Miller'S 90 :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

situation will he by April there is
a definite possibility that several
Of the championships will be
dropped for the duration. if the
nationals are held. These most
likely will he senior mems, senior
pairs and senior dance.
Of course the first contestants
to be taken will be those eligible
for senior mems and as they are
partners for the other two con-
tests they likely will not he held
Those to be staged then would be
senior women's, all junior and
novice competitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Missed by a Day

Tho WAY tho Gam was hitting
he bah m those days. hlS friends
wore positive he would have Won
But the Gam WASH there and
Wood was 50 what tho heck.
GambcrS spectacular driving
featS IN these parts will be- re-
mcmbcred FOR a long time
We always insisted that tho
greatest drive he ever hlt was on
the sixth hole Ar Detroit Golf
Club 4 35l-fard hole with 2
slight doglcs be drove tho green
What made u 50 spectacular
was that he had 10 carry the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Twins Alike
And They May GO Places
in Boxing Warfare

They call one Of them Shorty
and The other Big Boz Bu'
that's Just little JOKE The
Hogue twins from San Diego Cal
look alike IN every detail
They are mIddleWeignts now
making their first appearance M
the Middle West and East and
veteran ring observers believe they
have q chance Of gong places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Rollin' Around

Most important news received
from the meeting of the board OF
control of the Roller Skating Rink
Operators Association of America
which was held here recently is
that dates for the national cham
pionships have been tentatively set
for the second or third week OF
April in Memphis, providing
With the war in full swing and
no one knowing lust what the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
BREAKS NEVER CAME TO GAM
Promoters Skipped With His Driving Prize

falrway, hut he was out so far
he had only pitch with No.
iron left. Few, II any, will ever
match that drive"
II would be great to report that
Gambler dropped his approach on
the green. But, alas. it couldn't
be that way. He Shanked the
shot, missed the green and wound
up with five.
A birdie four. which should have
been easy after his tremendous
wallop from the tee, would have
tied him with George Won Elm
for the championship. Instead
Won Elm won by one stroke.
Costly Puts
Watrous recalled seeing Gambler
drive into the trap in front OF
the thirteenth green at Tam o
Shanttr. The h oil g measures
slightly more than 400 yards. SC
Judge for yourself how long the
drive was.
WatrouS and Gambler were hav-
inc one OF thei- frequent games
with Tommy Armour. then Tam
O. Shanter pro. Gambler never
did forget those games at Tam
which then was a stag club. Those
were the happy days.
Gamblers account OF putting
session he had on one of the early
rounds in $4,000 tournament al
La GORGE. Fla about eight years
ago. was one of his best
He missed a short putt, then
carclcSSly battcd the ball away
II almost rolled off the green and
IL took him three more puts tC
hole out-fve in all.
a sensational final round in g.
left him just out Of tho money
ThoSc cXfTT puts had cost hin
plenty Of cash.
Funeral services will he helC
Monday a. > y. m. AZ the Floys
Hamilton Chapel Grand Boulevard
and Twelfth street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
BACKS

o'Bren (U. Of n. High. Aber tRed-
ford, Kay Detroit Mackenzie. Holden
ern), Florea (Detroit Pershing), Corbin
Detroit Denbyl Romansh (Detroit
ChadseyD. McCahe CDetroit Western),
Craig Detroit northeastern. Jones (De-
troit Northern). Ahern detroit Eastern ,
Spieldt CRedford), Johnson Detroit South
EASTERN, Sacco Highland Park), Martin
Detroit st Philhpsl, Boskovitch Detroit
St Gregory'sl. Kelly (Detrot Holy Re
Mason est Clair Shores ST. Gertrude 50.
Savage Saginaw. Gilmore (Lansing
Easternl. Ssrtor crystal Falls). Soussi
Calumet Grabowsh tEscanahaD, Sagh
Uron River). Pfotenhauer tEscanaba),
Sequin plymouth. Wares TRAVERSE city,
Baker plymouth, Nockey (Alpena), .
Brooks (EYarp. FRANK tFotdsonl.
Mitchell (Grand Rapids SOUTH Weaver
Crosse Pointeb, NaveauX (Monroe), Groth
Detroit Catholic Central Yakinak (Flint
Nouthern), Glosque (Imay city,, Decon
MARINE city,, siler dundee Green
tColdwater)' PAGE tAdranl Qsenko
(Bnssheld), Terwiliger tCharlotte), lmhoh
Grand LEDGE Henrickson eaton
Rapids. McMacken (Howeln, Nichols
tCadilac), Yockey (Alpenal. Mehto Grand
Rapids Catholic, Hendricks 'Benton
(otsego). Coney (Three Rivers. Sutton
Manchester Stack (Hollyb, Miller
Lapeerl, Bowles Linden, Smith tPon.
tiacD. Pahalis Saginaw, Guerre Clint
Central, Chubh (Ann Arhorl, Mcconnell
U.ansing Eastern. Teachworth Pontiacl,
Middaugh (Carol. Marshall Dearborn,
Dnnner tKego Harhor) Chastman tBrigh
toni Coleman tS4les4 Brown est. Joseph
Messenger tkalamazoo state High, kllnger
(Sebewaingl. Carlson (Muskegonl, Simmon
tEveretti. Jackowczyk Clint St Marys).
WEIGH (Ferndalel, Redman (Gladwinl,
Volts (Bronsnnl Reinhardt denton
Harhorl, Wilton (MelVindalel. School
master kalamazoo ST. Augustiue). La
Sale (Flint St Mary's). Byrnes Belle
viliei. Horn (Grand Rapids ottawa. Flu
CRoyal Oak Wilcott tTreutonl, Spring
stein DoWagtacl Potokar (Nilesl, Brown
tMiiington). Kelley (Birmingham) Kahat /
ebay City 81 James,. Jones CYale). Fox
Iansing Resurrection Serrell tRochestert |
Hackett tWatervuett, LaGro (White I
Dtrpgnt Afpxgpdpr fGuarfa1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Classic Performers

Frank F'risch. National Lacquer
took part in eight World Series
more than any player save Babe
Ruth, who competed in 10 classics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Veteran Performers

Guards Bob Speelman and Art
Wilson, Lansing Central and
Cooley. respectively, are veteran
performers. They liked their
football tough-which is the way
they made IL for all corners in
their directions. John Rapacz ot
Kalamazoo was Western Mich.
CANS best lineman and was al
most a unanimous choice as
center.
AS in past years, not much dlG-
ference separated those on Tho
first team and those allotted
second and third team rankings
In several instances, il took con
siderable checking and re-checl;lnl
before the players we're moved
into their various positions.
Such ends ae Pill Thornoe Try
Of MuSkecon Heights and Ton
KING Of EsS- Lansing. tackles as
Emerson GrosSnan Of OWosso arr
San DeStephano q Grand Rapids
South, guards As Ted Torcesor
OF Nh kegon and Louis Sofia 81
Crystal Falls and centers Dor
Nagel Of Melvindale came within
shade Of landing On The frs
clever.
And the same went for bach;
Henry Klopman Of Detroit PerSh
ing. Elmer Thiede OF Detrol
Cooley, Ollen Evans Of Rive
Rouge and Bill Barnard o
Kalamazoo.
The Times wishes n hank al
persons who took time 10 anew ~
ouestionnaIreS sent Us in regard
10 the all-State selections With
out their assistance, no all-stat'
teams in any sport would h'
possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Chadsey), Reno (U. Of u. High).
Keckonen (Redfordl. Drapalsh (Ham-
tramck). Fleckenstein tMuskegon). God
frey (Mt. Clemensl. Shannon (Mchgan
CENTER, Cooper battle Creek Lake
View, Fymer tKingsford) Prasil tPon-
tiacl, KaczanOwsk Fordsonl. Meadows
{ Flint Central Bouck (Grand LEDGE,
Gorski tGrand Rapids Catholicl. Pierzhala
tRiyer Rouge Lourdesl, parrah east
Grand Rapids, Doubbestein 1Otsego).
Keller (Bay Ctvl Kelley (Alpena), Carl
son COxford). Throckmorton tGrand Rapids
SOUTH. Kelly jackson. Brauer tLansing
EASTERN, Jurgenson (Nilesl, Evans (Three
Rivers. Tindal dad Axe). Budinger port
Huron Martin tFerndaleD. Hebien Uron
Mountain. Mackenzie (MarshalD, Johnson
Fremont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
CENTERS

Ruisws (Detroit Catholic CeutrsO
Rutherford Detroit DENNY; Trcinsk
CDetroit Pershingt Rose tDe,roit Cooley.
Gillespie tDetror Central Rosenthal
Detroit Northern. Savicki tDetroi'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
'olIin' Around By Margaret Russell
WAR MAY HALT SKATING EVENTS

pairs title with Ann Manion and
placed second IN senior mems sin
giles 10 Ryan. Stokosa is on the
seas right now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Times All-State Eleven
Has 4 DetrOiterS
Team Honors
Players From
Every Section

(The state team WdS
picked by George MoSkun
uith the help of coaches
ond officials throughout
Michigon.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
GUARDS

McIAin ODetror Eastern>, Amromo,
CDetroit Northwestern Berlin Ham
tramckl, Kampe (Detroit Cooley. Sweet
Detroit Pershing}.- Cieslga Detroit
DenbyD, Adams Detroit Mackenze)
Busko Detroit Chadseyi Stamper tDe.
troll, Northwestern. Mirakian Highland
ParkD. Charette (Redfordl, Rynearsonl
Detroit St Theresa's). Heron Detroit
ST. Phnlips). Doyle Detroit Catholic
Central. Goudzwaard (North Muskegon)
Vansttenhouse midland. Fejedeien tFlint
Northern Sesfort eaton Rapidsl, Peter
son tMuskegon), Cornell tWilliamston).
Potyra1 GO. r. Davis TECH. Boldrey
michigan School for DeaG, Moore
(EvartD. Lehman (Sault ste Mare), Moak
tCadillac) Norris Port Huronl. Seeley
,Lansing Resurrectionl. Dunbar Coloma),
Kleck tSpartal, Whitehead Ont Pleasant.
Kot everett. Badgers t0v1ht7 shore
Jackson. Eastman buchanan. Mathew
son CFordsonb Nadeau- Marquette,
potrawa east Jackson. Hansen tCadil-
lacb Schultz tRiver Rouge, Newherry
CColdwatert. Collins (Grand Rapids SOUTH ,
Hlliard tCadllacl. Pearson PlainWelD.
Shsrrer CAlhioni. Gregg EAST Lansing,
Spencer Umlay CITY,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
State Prep Gridders
Honorable Mention
ENDS
ENDS

Sessions Piymouth). Morrison Detroit
Mackenzie, Evans Detroit Cooley,
Bosko,itch Detroit 81, GertrudeS. Cullen
Detroit 81 Theresa'sl Kaucher Detroit
DENNY, sprague detroit Mackenzie,
Pulie az Of n. High, Otto Detroit
ST Paulsl, Pung u.ansing Easternl,
Schlatzline port Huron, Cranston
tHOvelD, lAta CDetroit Catholic CeniraD
sullivan Flint CentralD, Ecker tSturgisl.
Good breckenridge, Conn (Rediord),
Msrva towossoD, Charron tRiver Rouge)
Dale (Wsynei. Maier Saginaw. Del
harms tCorunna). Phelps east Jackson,
Schmidt CDansvlleD, Howison CMidland).
Mineweaser Poltiac 81, Michael, Tope
mt Pleasant Albers (Grand Rapids
SOUTH Whiting jackson. Goodreau
tKingsfordl Mumford (Grosse Pointel
LeClsr uansing Central. Selen est.
Joseph Clearinghouse Charlotte Van
Volknhurg tGrandvile), Johnson Quincy
Keeney Dearborn. Becarb tOxfordl F.,
Smits (Algonacl, Stark (Adrianl, stelltn
tGrand Rapids South. Heneudd tHol-
lAndl, Boone (Traverse City, Koseauat
tHarbor Springs, Ness tWhite Pigeon,
Barger tThree Rivers. Weeder battle
Creek Lakeview) Cramer (Lapeer) Sic
vert Ont Clemens. John Gauss tRoyal
Oak. Scott (Hazel ParD, Robert Frien
(C,rOSse llel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
SECOND TEAM

Duane SickelS (Bent. Harb)
Tom King East Lansing)
Emerson GroSsman (Owosso)
Sam DeStephano &C. r. South
Ted TorgenSon (Muskegon)
Louis Sofia (CryStal Falls)
Don Nagel (Melvindale)
II. Klopm9n Detroit Pershing)
Elmer Thiede Detroit Cooley
Ollen Evans (River Rouge
Bill Barnard kalamazoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
TACKLES

Vernon Detroit Pershing,, Asquini
(Detroit Mackenzie), Gaide Detroit
Cooley. Grebowski tHamtramcb Weber
Detroit Pershing). Huber Detroit North
EASTERN, Goude Detroit Southeastern,
Powers (Detroit Denby), Elson Detroit
CentraD. Pitlosh (Hamtramck). Ozmich
Detroit Chadsey), Ochocki Detroit
Catholic CentraD. Evans (River Rouge.
Mullaney (YaleD. Jelnek tOwosso) Rea
1Gladwin). Yek tAnn Arborl, Korth
(Saginsw 81. Mary's), LeRoux (Muskegon
Heights Borland CAlpena), Roger
tMontaguel. Hooker tMuskegon), Nc
Aulne jackson st. Mary's), Chahot
tFordson). Msnadd tMonroel. Patton
IHolD. SwtZer (Petoskey), Hill tOtsegol,
Scott (Sagnaw). Luscher (Grand Rapids
Lee), Simek tCharlottel Way (Caro),
stornAnt Lansing St. Mary'sl, Janka
pontiac St Michael, 1ruce dundee.
Bond CLansing EASTERN. Brothers (Bes-
semer) Christopher (Grand Rapids
Cathohc), LIGHT (Romeu). HUFF tONford).
BlggeIs 1Sag'naw Arthur Hilli, Martin
C1hrce Rivers. loppe (Lrand RI pids
Soul Powers tMorencD. Grewe est
Jos ,ihl, Ruddck tAihionl, D1lisvu tRoyal
lOakD. Jones (Birmtngham) Shultz tBay
Ctyl Castielione tt1n; Northern Tucker
tAtarrbaln Izenhaari (Cumst0ck, Danek
fP1vre Cuy1. Gtesn (Grand LedgeD,
TSUuoson (FremOutl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
FIRST TEAM

B. Thornberry Musk. Hgts)
L. Kozminske (Kal st. Aug
Savage (Traverse City)
Alger Connors pontiac
Dick Stribley (Ann Arbor)
Mueller tSaginaw Arthur HID
Harry Duer Grand Haven)
Balm Smith (Det. St. Theresa 81
Alphus Barton (Alpena)
Bob Martin Royal Oak
Bob Mohr (Tecumseh)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Ask Life Ban
From Turf for

BY LEWIS u. WALTER

lis hard enough TO pick a race
track winner under perfect condi-
lions. But when the handlers OF
the logical winner send the horse
out with equipment designed 10
make it lose. the public hasn't
much of a chance
Discovery OF such intent on the
turf calls for drastic action and
that's Just what trainer Earl Tay-
Tor and blacksmith George Brown
are going 10 get from the Detroit
Racing Association and the Michi-
gan Racing Commission.
Taylor and Brown already have
been suspended by the stewards OF
The Detroit race track. who have
recommended the Michigan Racing
Commission bar them from the
turf for life. The ruling was made
as the result of testimony that the
two conSpired 10 send J. s. Halls
Embrace TO the post IN the first
race last Saturday with shoes
made 10 slow her up.