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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Aerial Attack of

II was the Michigan passing at
tack that looked bad. Pitt inter-
cepted three and the only time
they were ever within shouting
distance of the Michigan goal
came after an intercepted pass by
Edgar Jones.
II isn't hard 10 guess that Coach
Fritz Crisler this week will be
concentrating mostly on pass Of
Tense and pass defense.
Twice Pittsburgh got men be-
hind the entire Michigan second
airy But each time, luckily for
Michigan, the passes went astray
Best of the Pitt backs was
Edgar Jones, Gebel and West. Dut.
ton, whose tumble of the opening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
kieppe Goes Over

The play had TO be repeated,
and this time Kieppe- took on
his own AZ. He started to his
right and ran along the side
lines. 4 wall of black Jerseys
made path and down he went
toward the goal line. Only Nc
Cahill was between the runner
and the cash register. Ted Smo-
lenski cut across and blocked out
McCahill and Dick continued over
the line with nary a hand being
laid on him. r
Sherman's kick was wide
Bachman and his State followe.s
began TO worry about those games
between these two teams which
had been decided by single point.
But it was a waste OF nervous en-
-eFgy State had the upper hand
and was determined TO keep ii.
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Rockingham Results

FIRST RACE $500, claiming, 3-yesr.
olds and UP, = mile.
Noble Count
MeRoberts) 1920 1880 $50
Moduator (Dattno) 4 90 $50
Dinner Jacket "a Woolfel 40
Time ! rs 2-b. on 1.26h.
Real Play. Inactive Sadie p Blossom
Queen, Whodunit Lady orchid Set and
Spandua also ran.
sECoNB RACE $500, claiming s-year.
olds and up, a mile.
spiilwsy CMcMuuenb 1880 500 $50
Hunting Home (Taylor) $50 32C
Cai+i4t- t,--tt.-4f-t - tttfe-4 ----z n
Time l.l3 4-5. of l.5sit
AIT Chute Two Kick. Pep TAX, sehBoz-
zle ana Copin also ran.
THIRD RACE $500. claiming, s.year.
lolds. ] - miles.
Rsboina (HettinEerl $40 $40 24c
lNaldina Dream tBatcs) $50 3 m
Wee Scot (McRoberts) 2 sd
Time 1881. on ? PSI
Rodalma Dogo, Beckhampion and Blu
mere also ran.
FOURTH RACE $500. claiming. l.
year-ods and UP, 1 5-i6 miles:
Suare9ma Atkinson) 800 100 3 &C
supreme Flag (Briggs) 900
Time 2;Ol 80, on 2.Se.
Tetratown, Post Luck Slump, Tasterner
and Money Middle also ran.
FIFTH RACES. 600, claiming, 5-year
olds and up A mile
Glno Thor tMshrtens) 27.s0 20 SO
Within (Tayl0rD $50 3Ol
Remarkable (Ryan) IS
Time I:i3 90 on s.2sM
Red War Hada star, Balmy errrE an,
Street Arab also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Si 500, handicap s.ysar
olds and up, a mile.
Espine Gold tAtkinson) 100 $40 3o
Us Connolly 400 az
Allegro tTaylor) rs
Time 1:13 2-5 on 4.OOis.
Lone Sentry, War Result and samerol
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Si 900. claiming. 3
year-olds and UP. / liz miies:
The Grey Nun CDattilo) 1910 $40 SS
Liberated Taylor 1870 SO
Radiance (Mehrtens) asl
Time 1.g7. on f.32
Meritorious Knightf0rs Fancy Free ape
Key Man also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 600. claiming. g.
.ycar-olds AMI up. 1is miles.
sickiehill fMcNullenl i1.2o $50 81
Cloudy Night Taylor 80 q ~
Geneva Cross (Sediacekl So
Time 81, on 3 Ol FL.
Prunay Chameleon Cave VII Rhiniz
senorns. Dsyt0nian. San Francisco and
.Icp Queen also ran.
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Parents at Game
But not so today.

But not so today.
Davey had a day that sent his
mother and dad, who were in the
stands, out of the stadium with
tears of JOY. This was the big day
for them, and the big day for
Davey.
If Michigan is TO get past such
great barriers as Northwestern
and Minnesota during the next two
weeks then Nelson seems TO be
the man who must carry the
heavy load
Davey is the teams best scat
back. He is the one who seems
best able TO take advantage of a
flash of daylight. And that's one
thing this Michigan hne of
Wistert, Flora, Ingalls, and the
others will do. They'll open holes.
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ROCKINGHAM PARK

1-GALLANT STROKE, Malinda b,
Lady Val
2-HIGH MARTIN, Circus Wings, Yam
ME Sid
3--OBIsBO. Sweet story. Lsctoss.
4-COHOLGA, BraEtown Sergeant Bill.
DAWN PORTAGE, Red Mantilla,
Singing Heels.
SNAPPER TANDY. Idle Sun, Mana
maid.
7-SUN ALEXANDRIA. siganar, Blue,
Castle
s-DoN PEMOs. Lovick, Holl Image.
9-VIAJERO, Alley. Noble Boy.
BEST-NAPPER TANDY.
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Nelson's IS yards set the pace
for all Michigan backs. Leekard,
figuring in three excellently exc
cuted lateral passes, was next
with "a yards from scrimmage
Kuzma netted 30 and gallant Boil
Westfall, playing despite a painful
case of hives, had SO.
In the latter stages of the game
when the subs ruled the field. Don
Robinson and Don Boor looked
best.
Michigan'S line today had every
thing any one could have asked
of it, Wistert and Flora were the
main blasters who ruined what
once was hailed as the famous
Pitt reverse" They crashed
through hard and fast. but were
careful never to 60 far enough ia
be trapped.
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Dodgers Soar Up
Under Leo DuroCher

Leo Durocher IS a climber. He
managed the Brooklyns his first
year 20 q third place. in ms sec
ond year the club was second. And
his third year brought a pennant.
I'm not going 10 count backwards
next year. either" he said during
The World Series.
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Mond avs
Best Bets
(By International News Service
JAMAICA

LADY GOLDEN, Ration, Violsnte
2-CAPT. JAMES, Ariel Toy, Lees
Jimmie
3-CLEo LOUISE, Down Six. Etruscan
4-FIRE WARDEN, Marmeduke. Sound
Effect
B-IMPERATIvE, Dini. Unerring.
6-QUAKERToWN, one Jest, Play
House.
7-FLYING LEGION. Cindsr Maid
Inquirer.
BEsT-QUAKERToWN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Nelson RewGrded

T. Skill and galalntry were re-
" warded and Nelson himself
scored The sixth and final touch
down when he re-entered the
game and raced u yards through
the thoroughly beaten Panthers.
This time Mellow missed and
the final score read 400, al
though the end Of the game
found Michigan failing from the
1-yard line.
Nelson was the standout bacl
for Michigan, with kuzma again
showing tremendous power on hi!
drives at the line.
But there's something abou
little blond Bavey that seems L
grab the crowd. For two years
now they've seen him pour all hi
heart and energy into every play
But the fates haven't dealt toC
kindly with him. The injury jim,
has seemed to strike him dowr
every time opportunity wa.
knocking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Indians Believed II

The Indians believed that salmon
had souls, and that the bones must
always be thrown back into the
river so that the salmon could re-
turn 10 their chief in the West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Home Towners Star
On Marquette Team

Milwaukee boys do their BIT for
The football team right AZ home.
Marquette The two ends. Ray
Kuffel and Pay Carlson, are home
boys. So are their next-in-line
requirements. Bob Paeschkc and
Jack Hildebrandt And every one
~ the home town ends are sopho-
more.
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Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE-sf 600. claiming, 5-ysar-
olas and and up, eh furlonss;
Jimmie Tom beverley $50 $40
Miss Balko tKingD 2s0
Time ga is. off 7;21.
Honey Ron Town Lace. Wild Pigeon.
High Toss and Lady Federal also ran.
SECOND RAcE--sl.ooo, claiming. -
year-old and up. 81 furiongs.
g Kins Cotton sn tsroOk0 40 80 100
Black Time (Pierson) 500
Time i:2f as. off 2:s3H
Viragin, Stella Ne, Imperial Jones. Fal-
sweep. Roman Gypsy. Ma II. Marfeu ana
Cape Race also ran.
THIRD RAcE-y1. 100. allowances, O.
year-oids and up, = mile:
Last Call (Brooks) go 40 400
French Horn lcarron 500 5so
Torch CLEAN tPierson) 2 40
Time 1915 3-5. off 3:7lh.
Conscript, Off Shore and owasse also ran.
FOURTH RACE--si. 100. allowances. T.
yesr-olds and up. mile
Cam Fin fGiilespie) 40 $40
His Highness (Yarberry) $50
Time 1:l7 is. on 3:55E.
Grand Central. Sweet peass, Free Mir
Little Hustler and Bid UP also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-s2, 500 added. claiming.
4-year-olds ana up, IA miles.
Hillblond (Biancob 400 TOO an
Mango q. (Brooks) 7tO IS0
Suertero tCarner) $50
Time 4:i5 is. off l:7sh.
Goshen, Brown Ben and Lonely Road
also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-x2, 500 added. hsndicsn
3-year olds and up, ] lis miles:
yaldina Groom (oros) 500 $50 q n
Bucking (Yarberryl 1870
Rose-Red CHaskeiD
Time 1881 Us, of b.O2
Dusky Duke, Displayer, vinum, s-sfr
KID, a-shaun @. and He Man also ran
a-Lexbrook entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-s1 900, claiming. r.
year-olds and up, ! lis miles:
Kings Error (Pierson) TO 400 500
Partisan Witch (Yarb.rry) 900 800
Watercure (Oros) seO
Time IS. on 5.37.
Chosen Time, Myrica. High Name, Bass
and Swift Spot also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-yi. 900. claiming. .
year-oids and up. lis miles
shin Plaster tBrooks) 500 sso 500
Valdins Leo (Garner) 600 $50
CbiRre (Kees) A2o
Time so. on s.o3H
Henry Halter Some Count Ghadytown.
Knee Deep and Waringa also ran.
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Time / IL as, on 1:30N.
Pennington, Dinsen, on Lady Lady, Sur
Hera and Red Rose also ran.
SECOND RACE $500. claiming. 4-year.
olds and up, y mile:
Fly Ne -lBnrionl q so $50 J. 40
Erin Torch tSnder) 500 800
Ardour (McCreary) BOO
Time 1872 2-5 OF .00z
Mistletoe, Maddie. Hello zac, Arrow
traction and Linger Awhile also ran.
THIRD RACE $500, claiming, s.yssr.
olds and up, / lis miles
American Byrd (George) $40 500 24o
Success story tMcCreay) $50 $50
BOokie Nc (Berger) 400
Time l.47 l-5, off 1892.
Blue Play, Prospect Boy, Satin Rolls and
Movita also ran.
FOURTH RACE $500 claiming, s-year.
olds and up. lie miles;
Kiev Gaffney
tCruikshankl 7i.20 TO0 40
Sweep Through Berger 100 3 n
War Vision (MccrearyD 3 4C
Time i6 3-5. of 3:02h
sam Alexander. Our Willie, star Bud and
Town League also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-SeOo, claiming, s.year.
olds and up, mile;
Opera star tRichard) $50 LOO 3 "a
I Little Kiss (George) $50 3 81
Gallant PLAY tMCCreary) 32C
Time i'll as on 3.34ik
Opelka, Night Lady and Attack also ran
SIXTH RACE IS 600 added, the specia
Event 2-ycar-olds "a mile
MISS Dogwood (Eads) go 40 2fo
IPeuify DonoE0l 40 z 70
Sis Baker tGeOrge1 4 60
Time f.ft 50. of f-05
spanish Moss, PITFALLS and Court Man
ners also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Sl 0O0 claiming, g.
year-olds and up, / 1-16 miles.
Hoptown Lass tGe0rge)- $50 $50 $40
Tine Sheet Merritt $50 32O
William Palmer Berger 800
Time LAG. off 4.35h
Avesta Jim Pat. Fetchst and Dancine
| Light also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-SsO0 claiming, s-year-
olds. ] 1-16 miles.
Ho Down (EadsI $40 $40 $50
kitche ManNotf Berger $50 ~
Blue orchid tScurlockD $50
Time 1.fs is. OFF 5.07n
Gallant Glance. Extend Uncle Fric
Sparkling Heel. Lsdisies and Extra Eter
I also ran.
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over from the Z Bill Mellow
made II 27-0 by kicking goal.
THE same Nelson took a
- punt a few minutes later on
Michigan's 45 and ran IL back 80
yards 10 Pitts 6. Coach Crisler
pulled him after this great eX-
hihition and the stands stood
and cheered for what seemed
minutes. Don Robinson, his sub
Stitute, went over for the score
from the s and Mellow again
kicked coal.
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THE LINEUP

Touchdowns-- Kuzma ca, Boor.
Robinson. Nelson. Extra points-IngaIs 2,
Mellow 2. Time Of game-2.0
Substitutes Pittsburgh. Ends: Stahl.
Gestner, Rosepink. Tackles: Durixham.
Salvucci, Crissman. Guards: Antonelli,
Broudy, Dillon Center: Sinclair, Cloves.
ouarterbacks: Hammond. Allshouse, Scat
ton. Halfbacks: Jones, Connell, Saska-
Fulibacks: Kerr, Gebel.
Michigan. Ends: Karwsles.
Sharpe. Shemky, Smeja. Tackles: Flora,
Cunningham, Lame. Hildebrand. Guards.
Franks, Mellow, Amstutz. Center: Ken
needy. Quarterback: Madsr. Halfbacks: Mel
son. c. Kennedy, Robinson. Fullbaeks:
Bnor, Stemberg
officials Referee-Frank Lane (Clncin-
natD umpire, Anthony Haines (Yale) (;
field Judge, r. A. Barnum WISCONSIN, ;
head linesman. Roy Knipschild (Chicago).
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SPORTSMAN'S PARK

r--GoLD MESH. She's Right, virsgin.
2-PATE'S GIRL, Lady Infinity, Waw-
field
3--ART OF WAR, Bolivar Sylvan Dell.
NEW GLORY, Memphis Fujiwara.
5-SYLS BETTY, Side Track, Ginocchio.
6-CROSSBOW IND, Ballinderry, De-
kalb.
7-FRENcH HORN, Illinois Star Dear
Yankee
s-CHANCE RAY, Mighty Fine. Rosseln.
9--MISS BALKO, Witan. Sherab Jr.
BEET-PATE'S GIRL.
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Pulling Player

Red Wade, a sophomore quarter
back candidate at the University
Of Missouri. passes with either
hand and kicks with either foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Hot for LitDhiler

And whether the Mouth OF the
Lip denies IL, watch them 90 after
outfielder Danny Litwhiler of the
Phillies and shortstop Arky
Vaughan OF The Pirates this WIN
Ter. The Mouth is very high
indeed on Litwhiler, a hqrd-hit-
ting right-handed batter and the
Lip has always been high on MIR.
Vaughan, one OF the clasSiest
fielderS in the league. He would
like to have the latter around
TO play third base for him next
Summer.
With Lew Riggs around TO act
as infield insurance, the Dodger
front office feels il can put Lava
getto on the block and get the
best of il. Harry's batting fell off
considerably IN the last weeks OF
the season, though he wound uE
with a mark of .277. Riggs, who
was used as a pinch-hitter in mid
season, played in several OF the
stretch games and hit .305.
Hamlin is a cinch 10 go-if there
are any takers. Luke, the timio
soul of the Buns, has been or
MacPhails blacklist for almost
two seasons and this year he was
almost worthless TO the Brooklyn
cause, even down TO the closing
days OF the pennant struggle.
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The lineup
MAnnIfEHfI
MICH. eTATY


Referee--wnIam A. Blake (DubuausD.
Umpire--Lyls Clsrno bradley. Ltnemss
-. G. curtlss tChicago). Field judge
Richard Remington (hichiganD.
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Laurel Park Results

FIRST RACE S1,1OO, maiden 3-yrar-
elds. mile and 20 yards
Sentinel (KeipeD $40 3s0 $40
Piiaiesun (Polk) $50 go
Air Marshal tShelhsmer) 80
Time 1.4s 2-5, on l37.
Lady Congo. ALLOWING Rock. Lauderkln,
a-Second Best, Saddllng Bell and Fslconis
a.Robertson-Kries entry.
SECOND RAcE-fi. 200. allowances, q
year-olds. / mile and 20 yArds.
Wat a BIZ tMccombs) A.io $50 $50
Mischief Afoot (smith) 2eO
Time 1.fT. off z.05h
sweep Swinger and Arthur c. also ran.
THIRD RACES. 600. claiming. 4-year.
olds and up, ! y miles.
Legal Light tWan) $50 7po 90
Cansting Berg $50 10
Decatur tBreen) 32O
Time 2.i1 Is, off 1877
Bred I'm Blue. Curves Duchess Del
Agnes Knight, sooria and Battle Line also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-si, 200. claiming, 3.
Ronoat (FArren5 1890 s20 40
BIN Fsrnsworth Cwoolf) $50 40
fBlue Twink (Couie) 210
tAaron Burr tBreen) z10
fDead heat for third.
Time 1:i5, of 3:0p.
Big Stakes and Don orisn also ran.
FIFTH RACES, 900 added, Maryland
Futurity. 2-year-olds, y mile:
Buckskin fRoberts) 7.p0 $40 $50
Bola Novice (Berg) %. 30 $50
Rascal (Madden) 400
Time 1:i5 as. OFF SAN
Pony Ballet, snarIeyow and Rough Sugar
also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s7 500 added, Laurel
Stakes, all ages, 4 mile.
Pictor ONoolD $50 $50 2 so
Clyde Toison (Bssile) $50 $50
Cape Cod tSnyder) 400
Roman, Dawn Attack and Masked Cen
eral also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-xi, 100, claiming, g.
year-oids and up, \ miles:
Regent (Shelhamer) $50 500 $50
White Front (Breen) $50 23O
lGrandever tDeering) 40
Time 2.3e as. off S.ff
Helens Lad and Miss Porter also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Si. 200. claiming. B.
year-olds and up, 1 lis miles:
Rodin (Dupps) $40 $40 500
b. Jacksteai (Remersched) 3eO 2eo
Waugh Pop (Breen) $40
Time las 1-5 on Sis.
Here Again, Victory Drink Woodvaie
Lass, III Sly. Greedan. b-Ginoca and over
sight also ran
b-BedVeli entry.
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Hard to Believe

Michigan's substitutes appar.
lently realized this was their one
big chance of the season and they
took advantage of the fact Pitt
was on the run 10 really pour vine
gar into the wounds.
But il still goes that de-empha-
sis has dimmed the glories that
once belonged TO the Panthers.
You probably will find people in
the big steel town today who will
tell you this is bad dream. They
likely will refuse TO admit any
Pitt team could be held to three
first downs and % yards from
rushing.
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FIRST RACES 500. claiming. 5-yesr-
olds and up, = mile
Lsrly Delivery tMesds) 1880 so 80
Narogay tRobertson) $50 900
lCheesestraw tRosenD $50
! Time 1:14, of 2;O5M.
Rogers Boy Gfehe-Ahoyne- Throttle
Wide, catapult and No Sir alSq ran.
SECOND RACE-S5Oo. claiming, 5-yesr.
olds and 10. y miles
LADY Infinite tstrickler) 20 $50 4 70
Scout Whistle (StouD 1900 20
Memory Book tRosenl 3. 90
Tina A4--nn- = &c
Gangplsnk Alimony Kid, Priority
Pop. Norotou. Red Welt and 'Highei
Bracket also ran.
'Field.
THIRD RAcE-Si 500. maiden 7-year.
olds ] mile and 20 yards
Pniadin tGsrza) 40 80 2 "a
Trierarch tstouD 500 90
Fuego (MRy) &c
Time i:47. OF 400.
Blazing Glory. Great Rush, Night Lass
ana WOOdyale Queen also ran.
FOURTH RACE $40 600 added. Rsnssr
Handicap, 2-yesr-olds. mile:
Apache tstouO H.4O 70 31f
Devil Diver (Robertson) ESQ 2.3l
Contradiction (Mayl $50
Time j II As. of asa.
AEimuth Eternal Peace Air Current
Five o Eight. b-Ramillies and b Bleu dor
also ran
b-Brsymap entry.
FIFTH RACE-Sio. 600 added. Contlnsn.
tai Handicap, 3-year-oids and up. / lie
miles
b-Dt fBleFman1 go 100 7.fc
Omission fMeadel $50 $40
P0nfy fRobertson) 320
Time i.f5 40 on 40
Joe Schcnck, GusEeTtuwn. Here Goes
b-Dspose, Boysy, Minnelusa AID Choppy
Sea also ran
b-HAngsr King entry.
SIXTH RACE 81 500. claiming. s.yesr.
olds and up ! e miles.
Bright Gray MAY $50 800 400
s-Aluniuio fK0bcrtsorl $40 si0
Kai-Hi MEADE 5.So
Time 50 -. or 4.f0k
Resoiute II Maeclotid. Perkiomen ~ and
-Cac0t also ran
Weaser-YldAl entry
SEVENTH RACE 81 O0o. claiming g.
yesr-4l1s and up. ] y miles
furr rF-tfrf frFeIrj = Sc 80 ~
The Rage fMeacfI $40 = 60
Bsfty's Bobby fgarzal . 20
Time ) Is g.. OF 5-1f
Satin Cap. Cufseu and Chalphons ais
ran.
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LAUREL.

1-cLINGENDAAL,- 60 Home, Crack
Favor
2--JACKET, Flemar The Mccain.
3-MYSTIQUE, Riskahit Paiturf
4-ROMPING HOME. On The Level,
Vagrancy.
5-BiRCH ROD, hbee Pierre. Iron shot.
ROSETOWN Misty Isle Gondalins
7-CoNQUERoR Ill Ballotant, Feed
Patch
s-PANTHER CREEK, Bury Fingers,
Time
BEsT-BIRcH ROD.
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Sherman Scores

There was no stopping the
Spartans now. and gain after gain
was added up until they arrived
at the 10. Sherman plunged TO
the 1-yard line and then over for
"a touchdown. With Will Davis
holding the ball, Sherman kicked
the extra point.
Marquette was willing to charge
this up to experience and started
"a touchdown drive of its own. The
Hilltoppers took the kickoff and
We're on their way.
the SpartaHs ripped the
'Hilltoppers' line TO shreds on their
trip down the field. Marquette took
to the air. and with Richardson
pitching advanced the length of
the field. A 15-yard penalty as
sessed against State for unneces-
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Proiongs Tension

Oddly enough, homer hit by
the aforementioned Mr.. Litwhiler
with the bases full. one Sabbath
afternoon down in Philadelphia,
prolonged the pennant tension and
just about filled out Luke's ticket
10 another city. At present II Is
marked, Destination unknown.
but there are bound TO be several
weaker clubs interested in trying
to solve the Hsmlin puzzle.
Luke has plenty Of stuff and
when right. is a rafting good
pitcher. But there is a strange
Quirk in the Hamlin cerebellum
and an even stranger one in his
right pitching arm. He seems &c
blow sky high just when he's
within a few innings of shut-oui
victory and is the most famous
home run BALI pitcher In either
league. He and either LavagettC
or Coscarart and some cash viii
probably be offered TO the Phillies
, Mr.. Gerry Nugent for Litwhiler.
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with a tumble on the second play
and Fred Garter recovered on
States -.
From here the touchdown march
started. On two plays Sherman
crashed through TO the n and a
first down. The Marquette line
stiffened and for a minute the
Spartans appeared stalled. Kieppe
went back TO kick on fourth down.
The pass wasn't too good and
Dick fumbled momentarily. When
he recovered il was too late TO
kick so he ran.
And how he ran. right up
through the on-rushing Hfiftoppers
with blockers coming 10 his aid
every few yards until he reached
Marquette's 80.
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keeneland Park Results

FIRST RACE-SsOO, maiden 2-year-olds,
mile:
on the Fence (Mccreary) $50 $50 $50
Tatu (BortOn) 800 2 40
Evan Tan tAnderson) $50
Time / IL as, on 1:30M.
Pennington, Dinsen, on Lady Lady, Sun
Hera and Red Rose also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

h-mrhs ~ n. btdFHH ~ AnO J..
Christmas entry.
BIC. Thorn and Mrs. n. Shea entry
xAppreniice allowance claimed
Weather, clear, track. good.
Post, 1890 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
dodgers to Peddze 3 Regulars Before Next Seaso,
Nelson Has Big Day
AS l.. NJ. ROuts Pitt
Continued from FIRST Sport Page)

kickoff Of the second half started
the rout, was very heartsick
young man when he left the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Kieppe's Long Run
Wins for Spartans
Five Passes in RoD
Continued from First Sport Page

lsary roughness aided the cause Of
the Milwaukee eleven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

SECOND RACE.-fi. 200, allowances, q
year-olds, mile and 20 yards
Wait Bit tMcCombs) 1910 $50 ; go
Indian sun (FarrelJ $40 270
Mischief Afoot fSmith) 2 pC
Time 1.l7. Off 2.05h
Sweep swinger and Arthur c. also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

N-Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather. partly cloudy: track, slow.
Post, 1913 D. m. (Detroit time).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

SECOND RACE $500. claiming s.yesr.
olds and up, a mile.
spillway CMcMunenb 1880 500 z ac
Hunting Home (Tavlof) $50 d
Caals4t- e,--tt tent 4 - t4fit-4 --z ~
Time 1913 4-5. of 1881
Air chute Two Kick. Pep TAX, Sehpoz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
$500. claiming, 5-yssr

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear. track. fast.