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BUSINESS SERVICES

WE MANUFACTURE RUB B BER
STAMPS-Free delivery any place
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NEW rubber tired wheelbarrows,
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Whiting Mead Co., 1878 Main,
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RELIABLE SALVAGE
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-1936 Allis
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sell. See NJ. D. Zinn at Zinnerie
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2o-POUlTRY

WANTED-All kinds of poultry.
Pay highest possible prices. S&M
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3O-FARM IMPLEMENTS

NEW lawn mowers S7.95 each.
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WHITING MEAD co.
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5-HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES and unfurn-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Cash In on tumble

Hemmed in on their own side Of
the field during the entire first
half. the Irish scored in the first
minute and 80 seconds Of the Sec
ond half when Northwestern pre-
sented them with tumble by full
back Don Clawson and recovered
on the Wildcat 36-yard line by
Bernie Crimmins. a guard.
That is where Bertelli, Notre
Danes famed sophomore passer
started pegging the Irish 10 an
other victory. He tossed a 19-yard
pass TO quarterback Harry Wright
for a first down on the Wildcat z
Then three plays later he pegged
from the 16-yard line into the
hands Of left end Matt Bolger
who leaped up between two Wild
cat backs on the 1-yard line to
take the ball and step over the
goal line for the touchdown.
Steve Juzwik placekicked the
extra point that proved the de
Gliding edge.
Northwestern came stor1ninl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Buckeyes Rally
To Beat Illinois
international New. servIc. Wire

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. 15.-After
suffering and backfiring like an
overloaded truck on slippery in
cline, Ohio States football team
finally generated enough power in
the second and third periods to
defeat hard-fighting Illinois, II TO
II, in a Western Conference game
today before 41,554 homecoming
fans.
After stalking Illinois TO 7 to 0
lead in the first period, Ohio State
counted touchdown in the sec
ond on an eye-filling pass from
Dick Fisher to Bob Shaw which
gained 70 yards. Schoenbaum
missed the conversion and the
Bucks trailed 7 to 6 at halftime.
They came back with their only
sustained march of the day in the
third period TO 60 81 yards for
their winning score. Short, power
full line smaShes and cutbacks by
Fisher and Graf told the story.
the Bucks overpowering the Illini
on simple, old-fashioned football
Graf finally went over from the
3-yard stripe on smash through
center.
Aside from these two exhibit
tions, the Bucks played loose and
at times scatterbrained football.
They fumbled eight times, five of
the hobbies being recovered by
Illinois. They dropped passes when
receivers were in the open. Their
punting was ineffective.
1t was a poor punt by Fisher,
partially blocked by Paul Milose-
vich, Illinois end, which set up
Illinois touchdown, the ball going
out of bounds on the 27-yard line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
75-Ydrd Dash
Wins for Pitt

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov Is. 49,
After trailing for three quarters,
a Istless Pittsburgh eleven sud-
denly exploded midway in the
final period. producing two touch
downsSto send the flat-footed Ne
braska Cornhuskers into startled
defeat, Ii to z, here today.
Edgar Jones led the way TO the
Panthers' first score and then with
minute to play intercepted a
pass by Dale Bradley and raced
Is yards for the deciding touch
down.
With 8 minutes TO play. Jones, in
six plays moved from the Pitt 40
TO the Nebraska z, where he
fumbled and Steve Sinclair re-
covered. Dutton and Jones car
ried six more yards and Dutton
crashed over.
A few minutes later Jones
speared the Nebraska pass and
put the game, in the cooler.
The Huskers scored in the Sec
ond quarter when Bradley went
over from the 3-yard line after
a 60-yard Nebraska drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Badgers Win
In 4th Period

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 15.--Wis-
consin scored twice in the fourth
quarter to hand Purdue 13 TO o
trimming here today.
A blocked punt and a 54-yard
run by Pat Harder brought vic
tory to the Badgers. Wisconsin
pushed the Boilermakers all over
the gridiron for three quarters
but fumbles and intercepted passes
nullified three goal-line threats
prior to the fourth period.
A long punt by Bauman pushed
Purdue back TO its 19-yard line
at the start of the final period.
After Purdue elected to run. Ha-
jzyk was downed on his 1-yard
line. On the next play Dave
Schreiner, Badger end, broke
through and blocked Hajzyk's
punt in the end zone. falling on
the ball for a touchdown.
Harder kicked the extra point
and a few minutes later went of
guard for 81 yards and the Sec
Iond touchdown. He missed the
try for extra point.
BY quarters:
Wisconsin . I3-i3
Purdue o o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Tommy Bridges Chasing Deer in UP.

Tommy Bridges among the deer hunters in Mchigans
Upper Peninsula Bridges departed for the north after he
was assured that Mrs Bridges who has been hospazed
Detroit, the way to recovery Bob Uhle Tiger
farm club pitcher with medical detachment Camp
jill Bob was indicted into the army San
From Harvie c. word that Buck Newsom given
big reception his return home this Fall Meyer
Is oflcatng in high school football games Fort
Worth Tuck Stanback, Ned Harris Gustave
Nenitz are also located in the Texas Cow town."
Arays disclose that Pat Mullins aing Is
perfect according to word from Grindstone Pa and
Tigers the feet Isher his
when the 1912 season gets under studying
farming at the University of New Hampshire No one knows
why unless 1t Is Birdie himself Del Baker and family are
rintering in Antonio climate which "a exnectod -
minimize not Mrs Bakers annoying sinus trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
lis 'Three-Hi+' Hutchinson Now

of his collection of hreeh performances with the
Bisons Hutchinson known 'Three-Hit Fred"
pair of three hes against Montreal in the lnerna-
ona League payos Buaos only victories IN the
Hutchinson hurled contests against Jersey City,
and Baltimore With Hutchinson apparently ar
rived his disappointment to the Tigers but
and and Uncle Samuel
first according Zeer the Detroit clubs general
incidentally, Zeller is preparing for swing of minor
meetings before going to the general gathering Of
major league Jacksonville Fla December and
he will be joined by Walter (Spike) Briggs Del Baker
Tiger and board of strategy that will
invege talent for the Tigers and other big
will lowering outside the hotel doors of the minor
leaguers Whether not anything will pop at the Florida
may be questionable but you tell One of
biggest trades Gerald Walker and Mav Owen the
White Sox) broke at minor league meeting in Milwaukee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
COOLEY WON METRO TITLE 6
Cooley Wins, Gains
Place in Charity Tilt

passed to the Cooley 1-foot line
where Florea went over center
for a score. Woodwork broke
through to block the try for the
point.
In the closing minutes Of the
game, the Generals. led by Florea
passing back, filed the air with
passes. Pershing went TO the Cooley
20, where Rose, Cooley center. in
tercepted a pass to stop this scor-
ing threat.
Cooley will meet the winner oil
the st. Theresa-St. Catherine
game, which will be held at the
u. of D. Stadium Sunday, ano
these two teams will play al
Briggs Stadium Thursday in the
annual Goodfellows game.
The Cooley team relied more on
a running attack. although one OF
its scores was on a pass. In the
game with Mackenzie in which the
Cards won, the Cooley forward
line repeatedly charged in tc
throw the passer for a loss or to
hurry him so that his passes were
ineffective. Coach Herb Smith
Cooley mentor, apparently relied
on this method of stopping the
Pershing outfit. for the Generals
passing attack was ineffective.
Only in the closing minutes OF
the contest did the Generals pass
ing attack click. Using a spread
formation the Pershing line kept
driving until it had reached the
Cooley 20-yard stripe. The Cards
changed to a five-man line 10
break up three passes. and this
method proved successful.
The Pershing squad looked very
good between the 20-yard lines
but lost their scoring punch when
ever it got beyond this point.
Virgil Florea, Generals back
who handled the passing and
kicking duties was a big gun in
the Pershing attack. One OF his
kicks travelled IA yards.
The game was hard-played tilt
with both teams sustaining many
injuries. Bill Culligan. Cooley
triple threaten hurt his leg in the
third period when he knocked
down a pass on the goal line, and
was taken out.
One Pershing forward was so
badly injured that he was taken
from the field on a stretcher. AT
BEDFORD Receiving Hospital it was
that he had a broken
nose and possible skull and neck
fractures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

might bring extra special nfd material from another club
Say the Red Sox who would like get first sacker
take the place of the fading Jimmy Fo the Yankees
Washington.
From Jacksonville the Tiger bosses will up to New
York for the major league concaves December 10 and IL
They will be joined there by Walter Briggs the of the
club who Is the real David Harum the Tiger chiefs
The others talk but when cases.
Briggs who has the last word Keenly interested in Hutchn
sons success at Buffalo Briggs who bid high for the Seattle
boy and never lost faith in him Dick Wakefield
getting ready to to Tucson where the young University
of Michigan STAR will Winter Bruce Campbell will join
later in the Arizona city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

play, DIN Evans scored and Kurt
Kampe then place-kicked the eX-
ira point.
In the second quarter the Cardi-
mails again scored, this time on a
pass. Starting from the Pershing
As, Evans broke away and ran to
the 26 before Florea brought him
down. On the next play Wilson
passed to Thiede and behind five
man interference he went over for
a score. Kampe's kick was good,
making the score 40.
The Generals came back with
their only score. Starting on
their a., Florea and Klopman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. 15.-You
can't beat the Irish-not this year!
Not with sharpshooter Angelo
Bertelli and Notre Dame team
ready TO cash in on your mistakes
as they did this afternoon to edge
out Northwestern, z to 6, before
a capacity crowd of $4,000 persons
at Dyche Stadium.
Only Southern California, al
ready beaten four times, now
stands between Notre Dame and
its first unbeaten football season
since 1880 Only that TT tie with
Army in the mud may prevent il
from being a perfect record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Cooley won its second success
sive Metropolitan high school foot
ball title today before 1900 per-
sons in the University of Detroit
Stadium, beating Pershing. east
side champions, IA to 6.
Cooley opened the scoring. Start
ing on their own 40. the Cards
worked the ball to the Pershing
8-yard line. On an end around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Rosetown Captures
Handicap al Bowie

BOWIE, Md, Nov. 15.-0NS)-
George d. Widener's Rosetown,
with Don Meade up, took length
decision in the featured Thomas
Is. Lynch Memorial Handicap al
the Bowie track here this after.
noon. Gustave Rings Ringie wa,
second, neck back.
RoSetown paid S12 10 win. She
was timed in 1:47 3-5 over tht
fast strip.
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Marquette Irountes
New Mexico, $40

: ;MIIWAUKEE. Noy. 15.-Com.
pktely smothering New Mexico
UniverSity's famed accordion
shift" Marquette rolled 10 a "a
tod triumph over the Lobos today
Marquette opened It's scoring
attack in the first quarter wher
halfback Robert McCahill went
over from the 1-ysrd line following
o sustained march down the field
Score by periods:
varaustfs - "a
New Nexice e.
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End Days Work

It took the Wolverines only five
plays from Columbia's 49-yard
line to produce the final, Westfall
climaxing the drive by shooting
off left guard from the %. After
that Crisler decided Bob and Tom
had done enough for one day and
withdrew them from the game.
And all the while Columbia had
hardly a look-in. The Lions were
able to penetrate Michigan terri
tory only four times, twice having
passes intercepted and twice being
forced to punt. They were on the
30 to end the first quarter and on
the 81, 8 and 80 in the fourth
when Michigan reserves mostly
were in the game.
Today's victory the third over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
State Rolls Up
46-O Victory
Over Temple
Mike Schelb Runs Back
Two Punts for Scores
as Owl Star Fails
BY EDGAR HAYES

EAST LANSING. Nov. 15-The
lamb chased the butcher all over
Macklin Field here today and
finally trampled him into the
ground after tearing him 10
shreds.
Temples powerful eleven.
backed by reams of eastern pub
Lefty, came here to add Michigan
State to its list of victims as 1t
romped towards bowl bid.
But State took over from the
start Of the game and outplayed
the proud invaders every second
Of the game as 1t ran up record
breaking as to 0 victory over the
Owls
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I'm Hospital

Ed Laskey, Pershing lineman.
was taken to BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital with broken nose and
a possible neck and skull frac-
ture.
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by teoMaedoau
SPORTS EDITOR
Tiger Chiefs Indicate All
But 4 Players Will
Be Put on the Block
Detroit May Get Some
Consolation in Hutch s
Emergency Hitch

To the Tigers may be of consolation that Freddie
Hutchinson enlisted Seattle recently is in the navy for
"the emergency rather than regular hitch The promis
ing young Tiger pitcher who compiled remarkable record of
something like % victories Buffalo this past
OF Gene Tunneys recruits He is of 300 Lieutenant
Commander Tunney picking physical educational instructors
To date Tunney picked $50 in coaso-coast
tour choosing athletes who will be eligible for release
when and if the war scare passes incidentally, Tunney
as director of the physical education program for the entire
navy has position similar held Walter Camp during
the World except that Gene has expanded the
Of the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Andy Tomasic of Temple is the
only opponent to score two touch
downs in one contest against
Georgetown in four seasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Rudy York Trade Is Possible

Zeer and aides have indicated that all but four Tigers
"an be had trades Those exempted include Hank Green
berg who expected back from the army Barney McCosky
Birdie Tebbetts and Tommy Bridges This
that trade for Rudy York possible concession that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

a 22-yard pass from Graham to
end Bob Motl.
Steve Juzwik broke up this
threat by intercepting long pass
on the Toward line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Bob WestfaII
Scores ; Times
In u. NJ. Victory
Kuzms Produces First
Touchdown in $50
Win Over Columbia
BY HAROLD KAHL

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Michi-
CANS brilliant Wolverines UNI
leashed too much power and. with
Capt. Bob. Westfall and Tom
KuZma as the spearheads OF their
attack, buried a light Columbia
football team under % to O score
at Baker Field on the banks of the
Harlem River here today.
Before a sellout crowd of 5000
spectators the Wolverines scored
in every period but the final and
possibly would have picked up a
touchdown or two then had not
Coach Fritz Crisler elected to have
his reserves get some experience.
"Bullet-Bob" Westfall accounted
for three touchdowns and after
Kuzma went over for the first,
Bill Mellow. who came into the
game after every Wolverine
marker, had a perfect day with
four placekicks for the extra point.
Lead u. M. Attack
How important Kuzma and
Westfall were in Michigan'S at
tack is borne out clearly in the
KuZma carried the ball
Is times for 1863 yards, or an aver
age of 11ls per try. He completed
one of two passes for 81 yards.
Westfall also carried Is times for
sc yards or an average of SIS.
Midway in the first period
Kuzma scored Michigan's first
touchdown by going off tackle
from the 7-yard line. His 67-yard
run, the most brilliant of the day,
to the 6 little later set up the
stage for Westfall, who overshot
from the 3.
At the outset Of the second
period, Westfall started a 90-yard
march for the third marker when
he intercepted Paul Governali's
pass a yard behind his goal line
and ran the ball out to his 10.
From there, Michigan marched to
Columbia's 3, where Westfall
cracked center to score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Wildcats Come Back

The Wildcats came back again
with a 46-yard march. longest of
the half, in which Graham and
Clawson tore the Irish line apart
until they reached the Notre
Danes 20. That's where Grim
Minis a very alert lineman today,
intercepted Grahan's pass.
That the Wildcats weren't going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Record for Coach

No other Bachman-coached
team has amassed so many points
in a game. Coach Charley Bach
man used 40 players as his team
raced up and down the field. scor-
ing seven touchdowns. IL was
Temples worst defeat on the grid
iron.
The Spartans put on an inspired
exhibition of football. They were
blocking better than at any time
this season. The backs were run
ming hard. But il was the line
men who stood out. Time after
time they broke through and
nailed Temple runners before they
had reached the starting point.
How completely the SpartanS
dominated the play is displayed in
the statistics.
Gain on Aeriais
Temple. boasting a brilliant
back in Andy Tomasic, one Of the
best passers in the East, threw 81
aerials. Only six were completed
for a gain OF II yards. while the
ever-alert Spartans intercepted
eight and returned them 102
yards. Thus State had a net OF
Is yards gained on the Owls
aerial game.
The fans came 10 see Tomasic
run wild, but they stayed TO cheer
themselves hoarse for Dick
Kieppe. Mike Schelb, Bob Sher-
man and a dozen other Spartans
who played brilliantly throughout
the game.
On another day against another
club Tomasic might be an all
American. But against State he
was Just a hard working back
who found it impossible TO gain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Purple Fun,bles, BerteIH
Passes Irish TO VctOru

back to score from the next kick
off. 1t was a brilliant 90-yard
drive which Floyd Chambers
started with a 31-yard runback
and which Otto Graham ended with
a 4-yard smash over tackle. But
it went for nothing because QUAR-
terback Harry Wright of the Irish
raced into the kicking alley and
blocked Dick Erdlitz attempt to
kick the extra mint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Three Costly Funbles

In battle of terrific line plays
with two great sets of forwards
smashing at each other, North
western committed three fumbles,
all recovered by Notre Dame,
which nullified all the fine running
by Decorrevont, the best back on
the field-and the running and
passing of the fine sophomore
Otto Graham.
Northwestern kept possession OF
the ball almost the entire first
half and made three mild scoring
threats, two of which were ended
by pass interruptions.
The first. was a drive to the
Notre DanfaN37 early in the first
quarter, which was featured by