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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Pro Giants Always Underdogs in PIayoHs

New York Giant ootbalers again the short end of the
betting their championship game with the Bears Chicago
today have been favorte any Of the payos The
1888 % 21 game which the lead
changed The Giants the Bears the follow
ing year. 30 Is In 1885 Giants beat Green Bay % 20
IL in a game which the Packers favored Again in
- t. o.
Manager Red Dutton ordered an bachelors his Brooklyn
Americans live Brooklyn button lives Flatbush
have opened December The South American
swimmers will show their wares Detroit January Vie
Ghezz A. golf champion, &c. healthy and without depend
ents may find himself the army that the 2syearod
ruling Red Roe thinks Cleveland taking
sary gamble naming Lou Boudreau The club manager.
"Boudfeau is good shortsop TO risk running with
such an impost," declared the Yankee third-sacker
Baseball Don Illusions first choice The Green Bay
passnachng with Knoxville Of The Southern
citation oueder later be released 10 Pine Bluff
club sold him TO Albany f tp Quit at Albany and has
since playing football l the of ne operate
q bowling alley in Green By
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Football Nears
w eek of Bowls
North-South
Game Saturday
Is First Of 7
8, Internailonal 30. ser,lel

The dizziness season which be-
gins IN September elsewhere. was
IN full swing this wcek-end in shc
Southland. scene of seven post
season football games including
the Rose Bowl and EaSt-WeSt con-
tests, transferred from the West
Coast by the eNlCenClcS of WaL
The curtain raiser viii be the
North-South grid battle AZ Mont
Eo-nGIN.- Ala-.-nCXl- SatuLdaN.- DO
.ccmbCr -.
Tho wIndup VIII he tho East
West game usually played IN san
Francisco. al New Orleans Janu-
airy 3.
Av-r-t,4 = t-,,rr ff-=,7rv tfrr- t1vC
bowl contests Will be played.
p.tung Oregon State against Duke
In the tranSplanted Rose Bowl az
Durham \ Alabama against
Texas A-aHd Al in the Cotton
Bowl an Dallas Missouri against
Furdham IN the Sugar Bowl At
New Orleans; Georgia against
Texas Christian in the Orange
Bowl an Miami, and Tulsa against
Texas Tech IN the Sun Bowl at
III PHSO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Edible in Charge

In the absence Of Manager Jack
Adams who is in Fort William.
Ontario, 10 attend his fathers
funeral the Wings are in charge
of Coach Edible GoodfelloY. Adams
is expected to return Ia time for
the Brooklyn game here Thurs
day.
Detroit has lost two straight 10
Boston and the Wings are feeling
a bit low after losing in overtime
10 the Brooklyn Americans Thurs
day. With the Kraut line and one
OF hoCkey'S greatest goalies. Frank
BrlmSek, opposing them they can t
be over optimistic about this game,
especially as they haven't downed
Boston here since March 10. 1910.
Only one factor favorS Detroit,
which is. that the Bruins will be
coming in Sunday afternoon after
a long train ride from their Sat-
urday night battle in Montreal.
Then too. Detroit may be at fun
strength for the first time in al
most three weeks with Eddie
Wares back at right wing.
Only one thing can be predicted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Hagen 10 Drill
In Gymnasium

Walter Hagen. on the plumpiSl
side now. plans 10 regain much oil
his former figure before he starts
tramping the fairways again in
behalf of the Red Cross.
As soon as he gets word from
Washington TO go ahead with the
matches. he will start training al
the Detroit Athletic Club.
Ftandbaii and drills in the gym
will make up most Of his condi-
tioning program.
IL am up to 205 pounds" the
veteran explained, land intend
10 take off about Is pounds. My
best playing weight for some
years has been around 100
pounds and I shouldn't have any
trouble getting down TO that
figure"
Hagen injured his right wrist in
a fall at Grand Rapids late IN the
summer For A time he feared he
had suffered a fracture but X-rayy
haNc'reVedled II was only a spraln
The wrist Is as good as ever now
Hagen, by the way, is cele-
brating his forty-ninth birthday
this Sunday not his fiftieth, as
previously reported.
you see, I'm still young
fellow" he added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
To ShoW T Formation

The Missouri gridders figure 10
show Fordham a thing or two
about the T formation. which the
MlssnurianS- use without A Fa4f5a4ifaa If
motion. Don Faurot has a fast.
charging, hard-blocking line, anC
his first string backfield -- Bot
Steuber. Red Wade, Slippery
Ice and Don Reece- has gained
approximately $500 yards by rush
ing.
After losing itS opener 70 ONO
State. l. 10 I. Missouri won the
remaining seven games on us
schedule and over the season rolled
up total of 226 points to 81 Tor
ITS opponents.
The Cotton Bowl battle shapes
up as just that. The Texas AggieS
and Alabama appear TO be the
most evenly matched of any of the
teams appearing in the post season
PridiTOn classics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Georgia One-Man Team

On paper, Georgia figures over
Texas Christian, but on the grid
iron statistics more often than
not fail to forecast the outcome.
Both clubs played 10 games
through the regular season, with
the GeorgianS holding the edge
both extensively and defensively
But Georgia IS strictly a one-man
ball club - frankie Sinkwlch -
while the Horned Frogs are "A
wcll-roundcd team, with plenty of
horned tadpoleS on the bench who
can pack the ball when called on.
The members Of the East team
which will meet the stars of the
West in the Shrine charity game
have pitched camp at Biloxi, Miss.
The West squad was scheduled to
arrive in New Orleans Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Golfers Ready
To Shoot Skeet

The FIRST shoot Of the Inter-Golf
Club Skeet League Will be held
Saturday. January 3. at Orchard
Lake Country Club. Eddie Griffith.
chairman, announced today
The three Clubs TO be repre-
,cntcd ~ the first shoot will be
Oakland Hills Rcd Run and Or
chard Lake.
In charge Of handicapping will
be w c. Van Dresser, who will
also handle scores and act as
'tredsurer
The first meet Will be a qualify
ing shoot 10 establish handicaps
and the results will not be figured
in the final standings. Griffith
said II is hoped that other golf
cluhS VIII enter the league as soon
as shooting gets under way Ac-
cording 10 Griffith the league MAY
have second and third teams al
each club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
i. N. Faces 4
Top Mat Teams

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 20 - Al
though AllchiEans wrestling team
has dual meets scheduled with
only two other Bog Ten teams this
season local mat fans may be-
sure OF seeing four top notch meets
whom the Wolverines face Penn
State, Kansas State, Michigan
State and Nebraska here
Coach Cliff kecns squad Will
meet the first three of these in a
period of eight days Penn State
consistently one of the strongest
wrestling teams in The east, will
appear here January 10 Two
days later Kansas State. defending
champions Of the Big Sin. viii face
The Wolverines. and on January II
the Spartar~ from East Lansing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
To Hold Trials

AS soon as Biddle has finished
placing the students into teams Of
five shooters, they Will start regu-
lar Shoulder-to-Shoulder matches.
The tea winning the most
matches Will be eligible 10 COM
pete in the final match which Will
be held in Detroit some time in
May.
Lieut.. W. +. Schwartz of the
military department at Michigan
State College East Lansing, en-
tered two teams in the Hearst
competition this week. More are
expected TO enter later.
Many schools not equipped with
indoor galleries are planning TO
turn their gymnasium into rifle
ranges, through the use Of portable
backstopS, which do not interfere
with their regular athletic activi-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Write for Dope

Full information on how 10 or
game rife club in schools, COL
legeS. Y NJ. {. As. sportSmen \
clubs. womcnS clubs. Sons Of the
American Legion, Boy Scouts and
other organizations viii be for
warded by writing the Rife Editor
Of The Detroit Times.
According 10 Col. Payson d.
Foster, director Of the Michigan
Rife Association and the National
RiAeRihe Association there are
more than 800 qualified y. r. A.
instructors eagter to give instruc-
ton without charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Classes
Popular
State Prep,
College Groups
Take Up Sport
BY DON GILES

Rife craftsmanship classes for
students in Michigan schools and
colleges are fast becoming t;.,
order of the day. Latest to include
this sport in their activities are
the Ann Arbor High School.
Michigan State College. Lawrence
Tech, University of Detroit, Mac
kenzie High, Highland Park Junior
College and Highland Park High
School.
James Whateley, secretary Of
Lawrence's club, announced rifle
shooting would be somewhat en-
larged with the addition of two
freshmen teams (which are to be
known as the "Dodos." They al
ready have been entered in the
Detroit Time II earst rifle
matches. The Blue Devils, one Of
the outstanding rifle teams of the
country, participated in the Hearst
matches last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Wants 70 Share The Wealth

Dan Topping Of the football Dodgers wants Dr. Jock
Sutherland his coach 10 become partner Maybe you will
be seeing Max Baer fight Frank Zahars at Olympia January
% Among Uncle Sans FBI Davey OBren, former
Texas Christian football passe John Kelly Nore Dame
football captain and Don Lash University of Indiana and Oym
distance The Detroit Tigers led the American
League stang last according to the official records
of time consumed Coach Fritz Crisler Of Michigan
discussing footballs place Americas physical fitness program
declared
Football condition players We expect them
be in condition before they start playing football But do
believe this football of the greatest nspatiOnal forces
for kids that have"
Dick Bartel seriously considered manager Of The
New York Giants before Mel OFT the post Dick
would have given the Giants plenty of pep Cliff Thompson
recalled their Hershey club the fourth
Boston boy the club signed in its history Thompson
product Of Stoneham, Boston suburb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Oregon States Route

Coach Lon Stiner and a squad
Of 81 Oregon State footballerS,
now en- route from the west, will
work out in Chicago Monday in
Washington d. c.. Tuesday and
viii arrive in Chapel Hill. y. G.,
where they will establish camp
Wednesday. With scheduled prac-
ucc sessions Cancelled because Of
rain and term examinations. Suner
was glad ito get away for the
Southland. He said:
Wen have week for prac-
tice at Chapel Hill. and we're
looking forward to it,"
OvelcOnfidencc is the chief bug
aboo OF Wallace Wade, head man
of the Duke Blue Devils as we'll
IL might be-
The Dukes. one Of the finest Of
tenSivc teams ever developed by
Wade with a season scoring rec
ord OF 81 points IN nine games,
figure TO win Just by showing up
FOI tho UqDOp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Gowdy Was First TO Enlist in II

Hank Gewdy then catching for the Boston Braves took
advantage of open date 1917 stop his home town
in Columbus and enlist the Uncle Sans He then
rejoined Braves and caught double header He was
the first bali player color sergeant with the RAINBOW
Division and later with the Army Of Occupation At present
Hank is Cincinnati Red coach.
Charley Walsh who will help coach the Cleveland Rams,
end under Knute Rockne Notre Dame Is
incidentally, in Chicago Bill Evans auded Dutch Clark,
the Cleveland pro grid coach follows Dutch fine coach
and fine fellow"
Mel OFT is the third the New York Giants have
had in the last 40 John j. McGraw reigned from
1881 when Bill took the job Oscar
fMeo 100 per for Oscar Witt did not the Cleveland
player rebels Witt last year. but remained
popular with the Melio a player and is able
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
C0wley Out to Take
Scoring Lead Sunday
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Bill CoWley Jockeys greatest
playmakcr. will be back to show
why the Boston Bruins arc worlds
champions when he PAGES his team
against Deiroits deSpairing Red
Wings at Olympia this Sunday
night.
The 29-year-old center from
Bristol, Que is only one point
away from the National Hockey
League scoring lead and doubtless
figures the Red Wings are just
what is needed TO put him in front
of Lynn Patrick of the Rangers
and Gordon Drillon of the Leafs,
who were one up on him when
the last figures were out. CowleS
led them all last season with s.
points on II goals and As assists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Fam Mail
Irish Players, Mascot Receive
Letters

NOTRE DANE, Ind. Dec. 90
Irish football players and coaches
received their share of fan mail
during the past indicated season
but they weren't the only favored
few-ClaShn1ore Mike. the Irish
terrier mascot. last week received
a request for an autographed pho
toEraph from a feminine friend in
Baltimore, Md.-she had seen Mike
chase the Navy goat at the Balti-
more game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Equal Chance

Though the competition may APP
pear tough. schools entering novice
shooters have an equal IN ance
against the top flight gunners by
the use of a handicap system.
That many high schools in Mich
igan will follow the plan of the
Ann Arbor High School was seen
this week when requests for more
information were received from
schools throughout the state. Tom
Biddle, secretary of the Ann Arbor
High Rifle Club, has placed
Charles j. Barclay in charge OF
instructing close TO 80 boys and
girls. All are entered IN the Ting
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

for the Wings In this contest
which is that Jack Adams mer
will be huStling They've been
huStling and have made interest
ing contests of all their games but
they still haven't mastered the art
of getting the puck in the net.
The game is the first Of four in
eight days for Detroit. The Wings
play Americans here Christmas
night, play in Toronto Saturday
night and meet the Rangers here
next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Braddock TO Referee

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-Forner
heavyweight champion James J
Braddock has gone 10 Halifax,
Nova Scotia. 10 referee a series OF
boxing matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

All baseball have clause in them providing
government curais the game,
thing remains in status quo emergency
and operation resumed players will still belong to the clubs
they operation When announced
in Chicago Bill Kilr had been signed Phily coach
somebody wondered aloud what his duties would be cracked
press wag Hes going wind Hans Loberts wrist
Vafch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
L',,<3tS
l By leo |'laceIo',sll
SPORTS EDITOR
Cronn Declares Managerial Worries Hamper
Players Ability; He'll Be Bench Boss

Joe Cronn who will be bench manager next
If he owned ball club he'd hire playing manager
The Boston pilot declares the responsibility Of
aging hampers players abityand vice
New York Boxing Association will honor Lieutenant
Tunney their annual amboree January 10
champions work the navy The
charge will be 10 smackers per copy.
Billy Werber the York Giants third basemau
obtained from the Cincinnati Reds doesn't have to play ball
70 ear BiIys got lucrative insurance business around
Washington D. c. but what Billy would really like to do
broadcast baseball games.
Willie Hoppe greatest billiard champion of all has
written book about the game. called Billiards AS It
Should Be Played 1t is recommended to Dizzy Trout
800 lkSMI s s;s:s es ss
WN --VCO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Bert Shotten the other coach added to the
Cleveland recently Sc years DID, native of Amherst
o.. years big league oufeder manager and
He managed the Pills five years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-04-17

FOR SALE-SEQUOIA Potatoes, a
high yielding, disease resistant, new
variety, recommended for potato grow
ers everywhere. H. l.. Porter, Oakland,
d.-Advertisement 7-6t
FOR SALE OR TRADE Seventeen
acres of land, new six-room dwelling
deep drilled well; l u miles from Oak
land; all tillable land; on hard road.
Mrs. Joseph T. White, Oakland.-Ad
vertisement 6-3t*
FOR SALE-131a acres land, suita-
BILE for small farm home, cultivation
or pasture land, located on old Deer
Park road, q mile from Mt. Lake
Park. Write Mrs. A. L. Kirby, "a E.
Main street, FrOstburg, Md.-Adver-
tisement 7-4t
FOR SALE - Desirable Garrett
county farm, u miles from Deer
Park near Sand Flat-Deer Park road
Owing to i'll health, owner will sell at
sacrifice, 60-acre farm; well locat-
ed; fertile soil; good buildings; excel
lent spring water. Small cash pay
ment. Walter Hershman, Deer Park
Md.-AdvertiSement 7-5t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-04-17
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mildred Barton, Home
Demonstration Agent for Garrett
County, Oakland.
THE WHITE POTATO.

With plenty of potatoes left from
the 1910 crop and the 1871 crop from
the south coming to our markets, the
following information about white po-
tatoes may interest the homemaker.
The difference in food value be-
tween the old and the new potato is
not large enough to influence the
homemaker's choice, as far as is now
known. Flavor difference may be and
price difference could be. New po-
tatoes grown in the south and shipped
long distances naturally cost more at
this time of year. In general, new po-
tatoes contain a little more water and
trifle less carbohydrate and min
eral salts.
High food value in relation to cost,
plus inherent good flavor suggest
excellent reason for eating potatoes
frequently, whether old or new. Po-
tatoes deserve extra attention in the
late winter and early spring because
of their vitamin C content.
Many of the fruits and vegetables
Recent scientific tests on vitamin C
value are not available or cost too
much during this in-between season.
Recent scientific tests on vitamn c..
ascorbic acid, of potatoes, year
round food, are most encouraging. In
dications are that the potato offers
much of the vitamin, even after stor-
age and no matter how cooked
Because vitamin C is easily de-
stroyed, however, there is some loss
in the cooking. To keep the greatest
amount of the vitamin, cook the po-
tatoes in their jackets. Such cooking
will also save the most vitamin B1 3,
another important food value of the
vegetable. If the potatoes are pared
and boiled, water left after the cook
ing should be used for soup or gravy.
Cutting pared potatoes in small
pieces before boiling may save cook
ing time, but it will waste food value.
If you do pare the potatoes before
cooking, cook them as soon as you
can. Otherwise they will lose food
value while they soak in water.
A good bit of the minerals of po-
! tatoes, mostly phosphorus and iron, is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-04-17
NOTICE

ALL PERSONS are warned
about setting out fires in the
Oakland cemeteries. Individual
lot holders who think it advisable
to burn off their lots must use ut
most caution in keeping the fire
confined to their own boundaries
and any person who wantonly
starts a fire in either cemetery
or the weeds adjoining, except
on his own property, or any per,
son cutting or removing any
brush or timber in said woods
will be prosecuted.
OAKLAND CEMETERY CO.
By Fred. A. Thayer, Secretary
w. w. DAWSON
Advertisement S-2t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-04-17
II. ID. A. Schedule.

Tuesday, April 22nd-Mt Lake
Loeb Lynn All Club meeting 4:3O
p. m. Oakland Homemakers' Club
meeting 500 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. H. F. Stockslager,
Wednesday, April 23rd-Accident
Homemakers' Club meeting at the
school house-8:00 p. m.
Thursday, April 24th-Kitzmiller
All Club meeting-12:45 noon. Vindex
Homemakers' Club meeting at the
home of Mrs. Frank Parks-2:00 p. m.
Kitzmiller Homemakers' Club meet
ing at the home of Mrs. John Bishoff
900 p. m.
Friday, April 25th = Executive
Board meeting of Garrett County
Council of Homemakers.
Saturday, April 26th-Oakland Jr.
All Club meeting-10:30 a. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-04-17

FOR SALE-Dwell1ng of five rooms
and bath; all modern conveniences;
large garden lot and two-car garage.
Apply Mason Glotfelty, Oakland
Advertisement 5-tf.
Semi-Weatherproof Trespass and
No Hunting notices may be procured
at The Republican office upon appli-
cation or they will be sent by mail if
so ordered.
FOR SALE-Five thousand bushels
Mason potatoes; get your seed pota-
toes now, at Stone House farm, one
cent per pound; seconds at so cents
per 100. Sam Yoder, Grantsville.
ADV. 3-tf
Pleasant, profitable Spring and
Summer earnings handling orders il
Preston County, w. Va, for 73-yeal
old Company. No cash, but will neeC
car. Write w. j. Leslie, 81 East 5tt
Ave, Columbus, advertisement g.