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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Schedule

i:sO-Class C-Finsl okay. Plymouth
Floating. Joe Macks Class D-Franken-
muth Beer. Ed Diehl -Erankenmuth Ale
LLOYD Diehl: Twentieth Century, New York
Central. p. Hunt Rebels. Smokey stover
Clyde Nestle. G. r. Jameson A Co.
Mani. and Jobbers. Lawrence Hart Wei
fare, Ed II Williams, John Pfeihe: Pi-
rates, Salem's Mems Club. Charles Rep
penhaEen., Glass E-Wayside Bar. Aztec,
John Pierce Rathnaw Clothes Mich. Ind
Claiming Hitchcock. Iso-Nis, Standard Oil,
sam Gembereing; Harrison Gen. Mot.
Proving, Milford, Clayton Childs.
3:45-Class Boob Louies Service.
Central, p. Hunt Rebels. Smoky Slower.
Loews Rec. John O'Connel: Grand Bar
Equip. Ps1kside, Joe Madel. Class D.
Cameron Plywood H Gis1ac Bees
tian-Green, 1nter-Church. John Regnerus
Eastown Flower Shop. Whittier, Harry
Gray; stock, Dodge Body in White. Fred
o,GehheHE Rainbow Rse-Ne.-e,- Former
Fisher ONCE. Joe smith Dodge Body In
White-SedaDs, Stan Deresewski; Panels,
Joe Holt Coupes, Cas- Gazda.
6:O0-CIass Ropes Service, ~ r.
Aircraft No. /. New Center. Joe Hebda
,Foi1n 6e-stnaeieF Class -D-steel and
Tubes Engineering. Lawrence Mullins
Bill Scott: circle Rec No ?. Joe Morano
Mac Donough's. AdeTaft. W MaCDonough.
Class E-Superhnishers Ply Mite, p.
Butts Welding. Steel and Tubes, Denzel
Martin: Machine Rebuild Modern Coet.
Ecorse. 1rylng Poster Certified, Ira VIII
son Dairv. Robert Hart.
s;i5---Ciass A-Strohs Bohemian Beer.
Detroit Times An-star Classic. Joe Norris.
Class B-Final Line. Ply. Floating. Walter
Grenbos. Glass Carbon Inn West Side
Comm. X, DoWidsit. Motor DIV Plym-
outh Richard Barto. Class n - Indian
League Banner Laundry. r. Dwyer
Grandway Cafe. J. Lsushern: Inspectors,
Nat Breach and Mach. Ken DAVIS.
Class E-Det Edison o. X. Lines Kear-
neys J. Kane. Deions. II. Westfall. Cut
outs. 6. Aigeo; First Christian Ref. In
ter-Church, Roy Veenstra. Pistons Ply.
Floating Frank Irving
iO:3O--t1ass B-Onyx Topplers, Creation
Slovene John Ruzieh Class C-Zip's Cafe,
81 caslmir, Bernard Kotarski. Class n
Polish Bank. Minute Men. Dominick
Ches Van Dyke Beer Store. Club Is, =.
Johnson; Callahans Ash. Trumbull. Cor
don Callahan. No /. Detroit Gasket, Will
bur Schleicher Class F-No. :. Western
Auto supply. Gordon mckay Not Breach
and Mach. Jeague-Cutters. n. Penack
Breaches. p Peuack Engineers. c.
Motz Machines. R. wids ST.. Gears. =.
Pohlmtyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
YaIlkS. Tribe Lose
Cards Beat McCarthys Team, 49, Dodgers Flay
Indians, $50; Reds Trim Red Sox

game at Tampa, Fla, Al. New
some, Judd and Rich, three rock
les. gave the Reds seven hits,
while Bucky Walters. the ace of
National League pitchers, Moore
and Logan held Boston to five.
Down in Havana the Brooklyn
Dodgers and Cleveland Indians
PLAYED the most typically grape
fruit game of all. with Brooklyn
well ahead in conditioning, romp-
ing home with a $50 victory
Ducky Medwick and Dolf Camilli
hit home runs for Brooklyn. Kra-
kauskaS. Center, Zuber and Eisen-
stat served up the easy pickings
to the Dodger hitters, while Casey,
Mills and Wyatt held Cleveland TO
seven hits.
In California. Pitt bur G h
dropped a 90 game to Oscar Wits
Portland club at San Bernardino,
and the Philadelphia Athletics
defeated Los Angeles, 10-5, at
Long Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
North Carolina Five
Will Play Wisconsin

MADISON. Wis, March s.
(INS)-University of North Caro-
lima has accepted the invitation of
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association to enter the Regional
Basketball tourney which will be
held at Madison March 81 and %,
ii was announced today by Harry
Stuhldrehr. University OF Wiscon-
sin athletic director.
The Chapel Hill, N. c., Univer-
sity is the 1871 Southern Confer
ence basketball champion, and
will meet Wisconsin. the Big Ten
champion, in the playoffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
AAU. Cage Meet
Dates Set

The Michigan A. A. L. basket
bah tournament will get under
way March 19 and run through
April a.
According TO George Meade,
chairman of the tournament,
the statewide contest will be d.
vided into three divisions this year
and two classes. The Western
group that includes the Grand
Rapids district will start first. on
March 10. 20. q. and %.
The eastern contingent will be
composed of teams from Detroit
and vicinity, reaching as far north
as Flint. This division will hold
its games in the Ypsilanti Normal
gym starting March 1928.
The northern group will start
its eliminations at Midland on
April Id. Bay City, Saginaw, Mt.
Pleasant and quintets from many
other towns are expected to enter
this division. The semi-finals and
finals will have 16 entries, eight
each from classes A and b. and
will be held at Midland on April
9-12.
The class a teams will be COM
priSed of those weighing 100
pounds and above. Class b Will
be 100 and under.
Trophies and medals will be
given the winners and runnerSup
in each class. Teams wishing
TO enter can get information at
the Michigan A. A. L. office al
l34 Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Toledo Pinmen
In CY0 Meet

Two hundred and five teams al
ready have bowled in the annual
c. Y. o. tournament. which ~nters
the third part of its schedule to-
morrow at Recreation Building.
The record entry this year has
drawn two teams from Toledo
which will start rolling at $50
p. m.
The appearance OF the city's
Oldest bowler. John Flannery. "a.
has become an annual feature OF
the tourney. Under the c. Y. o.
handicap system, Flannery's sea-
son average of 151 permits him TO
compete favorably with younger
bowlers.
Veteran teams in the tourna-
ment were outpointed by a new
entry as ST. John Cantius' team
found the groove often enough to
garner a score Of 2730 pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
.Bdnonis, Mate
Capture Final

After three seasons of de-
termined campaigning Vincent
Banonis, University of Detroit's
football captain-elect, has finally
added a student handball cham
pionShip to his list of conquests.
The Titan grid leader teamed
with Clyde johnson. regular full
back. to defeat Charles Brogan
and Paul McErlean in the finals
of the student doubles handball
tournament at the u. of d. Field
house courts yesterday, 21-3, PILE.
McErlean. a junior, was a reserve
back on the 1910 football squad.
In swatting his way TO the title
the big Titan center routed the
jinx that prospective members of
Uncle Sans army had exercised
over him. In the finals of the
student singles meet this year
Banonis lost to Jack McDermott,
who was a member of the Ma
tional Guard and has since been
indicted into active service.
Brogan is slated to join the
army within a few weeks. He has
volunteered for years training
under the National Consumption
Act and will be indicted soon.
Power paid dividends as Banonis
and Johnson steamrollered over
their foes in the first game. 21-3.
The retrieving tactics of Brogan
and McErlean was useless before
the booming smashes of the two
pigskin warriors.
In the second game Brogan and
McErlean came back TO slash their
way 10 a 1914 lead. They aban-
doned their defensive strategy and
went all out on offense, and it
brought results. Just two points
away from game they faltered,
however. and Banonis and Johnson
drove out seven straight points for
the game and the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Tut H'I IUIHIIIN TfHFHlOns Jlnkets 10 New
York and Hollywood were hardly hitch-hIking
tricks on cobblestones lined with cowsIips
Whit Wyatt saws Peewee Reese Is the best
shortstop he ever -. Chic Young, who draws
Blonde, In golf tournament at Palm Beach was
asked how he was doing /. Two over KS"
the csrtOonist replied =. Tommy Tucker and
Jimmy Webb could lick what side Of Harry
Greb an old time fight fan asks. . Bob Fox.
young outfielder and grid star from University
Of Tennessee. who il In the Giants camp at
Miami, IL headed for the Jersey City club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Clare, GIddwin Elves
Will Clash in Finals

MT. PLEASANT. March 8. -
Clare High doubled the score on
Coleman 1919 as Ernie Bryant
collected Ia points and gained the
final round of Class c district
tourney against Gladwin. Beaver
ton rallied desperately but could
not surmount early Gladwin lead
and lost 31-24.
Blanchard and Farwell will
clash for Class D championship
at 7:30 o'clock tonight with the
Class c finals scheduled at 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Spouse Tournament
Vi(tors Bowl Tonight

The Stephan Conleys, winner of
the class A title last year with
200. are among those TO bowl
tonight in the third annual Hus-
bands and Wives tournament at
Mack Boulevard Recreation. They
are scheduled at 10 o'clock. The
GAS squad includes the Paul Dyes,
Saginaw leaders Detroit couples
listed are Marie and Cy Goralczyk,
Bob and Agnes Eckstrom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

fishing IN the Jn1 Stream. was bTItfn nv
poisonous moray =. the serpent-like fish clamp
ing his fangs on PhiIlpot's fingers the Detroit
angler attempted 20 extract hook Phillpot
was taken TO a hospital As II that wasn't
excitement enough. Johnnie Mars, % year-old
radio caller for Phillip Morris, who Of
100 who crowded around Phillpot at the dock.
fell into the ocean =. and a man hero, clothes
and all. leaped into the water and rescued the
4-foot 50-pound page boy.
The conductor OF Interudes read with inter-
est that Prof. Ralph w. Angler of University of
Michigan had said: michigan has athletes
who live of q silver platter and tread a path
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

University of Detroit cagers still
are going strong. And tonight tn
Titan five will seek its Twelfth
victory in 20 games when it plays
Xavier at Cincinnati.
u. of d. has a score to settle
with the Ohio five which recently
scored a $3.50 victory over the
Titans at the Naval Armory. The
first meeting of the teams was
jammed with fouls, with 40 per-
sonals being called.
Coach Lloyd Brazil of the
Titans plans no switches in his
starting cast. Charles O'Brien and
Frank Dulapa will appear at the
forwards, with Charles Adams,
center, and Capt. Henry Lundgren
and John Biringer. guards.
U. of D., incidentally, has one
home game left. a battle with
Notre Dame at the Naval Armory
next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Alma Leads WAY
Gets Three Places on Aim. L. A. A. Lineup Picked
by Coaches; Titans Play Xavier
By GEORGE MAsKN

To the victors go the spoils. But
this time it's in basketball. and
not politics.
The particular winners are the
Alma Scots, who captured their
last p starts and today are
headed for Kansas City TO contest
in the National Collegiate tourna-
ment.
BY way of a send-off present
for the team, three of the Scots
have been named on the Aim. /.
A. A. first five for 1940-41. II was
announced in Grand Rapids today
by DECAY Ernst, judge advocate OF
the circuit.
The Alma players honored were
Forward-Bud Howe.
Center-Keith Carey.
Guard-Bob Kirby.
Rounding out the team are Dick
Lemmer of Kalamazoo and Bob
Montgomery of Hope.
An odd feature of the all-star
selection is the absence Of Bert
Ecklund of Hillsdale, the leagues
individual scoring champion for
the season. Ecklund, however
gained honorable mention rating
along with Ken Brown of Adrian
and Gilbert VanWieren of Hope
The selections were the COM
bined choices of the NJ. l. A. A.
coaches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Cage Results

HIGH SCHOOL
z Of u. ~, Wilbur Wright 10.
Miller 81. Cass Tech rs. ~
Northern 40, Eastern -
Redford -. Mackenzie is.
Chadsey 81, Coolpy ~.
DENLY 80. Pershing as.
Hancock ~, Painesdale 20.
Baraga 20. Dollar BAY 81.
Caiumet 20. Houghton ~
Lake Linden -. L'Anse -.
thassell -. -. Ut. Iauriun. "a.
Southeastern 70. Northeastern II.
Central ~. southwestern rs
Northwestern NJ. Western n.
COLLEGE
Toledo 50. La sale ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Bath City Pin Stars
Book Gdvie Brothers

Norman Lacroix- and Emmett
Quinn. two of Mt. Clemens top
bowlers and the Gavie brothers of
Detroit, Henry and John, will meet
in a special doubles match. total
pins-three games to count, March
u. The purse is $500. The time
and place are Bowlodrome Recrea-
ton Mt. Clemens. $50 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
WATCHES HOOSIER PREPs

Ben VanAlstyne. M ichigan
States coach. has gone on a bus
mans holiday. He's in Gary, Ind,
to watch the regional play in the
Indiana State high school tour
nament.
VanAlstyne has hopes of land
ing few more Gary aces for his
team. In the past he's done right
well, the Gary contingent being
topped by Chef Aubuchon, one OF
basketballs greats a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
ST. James Five
Eliminated

st. Frederick of Pontiac elimi
mated ST. James of Ferndale, 1872. :
in second round Class c game In
the district tournament at Fern
dale last night.
Pat Murphy scored free throw
and Dennis Manko a basket with
but a minute left in the final Pc
Rod TO win. Jim Wright was high
scorer for st. Friedrich with IL
and Bill Finn led ST. James
with Is.
On the same floor st. Cecilia
downed ST Rita. 37-35. in over
time. Chuck Bradin made il 1888
in St. Rita at the start OF the
extra period and Chuck Main tai
lied the winning goals.
Main led S.. Cecilia with Is
points and Brad1u the losers
with II.
At Catholic Central st. Stanis-
laus erased st. Rose, BAIT. with
Joe Upina counting 10 for the win
ners. st. Ladislau took st. An
thony, 34-33, and ST. Ambrose de-
feated st. Bernard. 1920.
Sacred Heart checked st. Vim
cent. 1925, ST. Mary of BEDFORD
downed st. Leo. 1920. and Holy
Rosary won from st. Hedwig, %
u, at Holy Redeemer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Fight Results
By International Ne

By International News Service
At New York Billy soose 1917, Far.
rell. Pa, decisioned Ernie vigh 1904
Newburgh. N. Y. U2.
George Abrams 1904. Washington
d. C. defeated Cooley WEIGH. 1924, Port
land. Me. tsb. a-7sz77 z=-s-ss.zz,
Antonio Fernandez. 1904. Chile. out
pointed Jose Basora 154h Puerto Rico (s).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
BY HAROLD KAHL
STANDINGS
CLASS A

All eyes along the bowling rialto
will be focused on Joe Norris.
'Stroh when il bids for fourth
Class A championship in The De
troit Times Sweepstakes at I'm
perial Recreation in the General
Motors Building tonight at Sis.
Stroh's competition in any event
is an attraction, but it will be
dS.lbly so tonight because earlier
= the week Norris said:
Wen win that Class A title
for the fourth time or my name
isn't Norris"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
BACKED BY MATES

He made this declaration despite
the fact Joe Paulus' Chene-Trom-
bly, heads the division with 1891,
a good score in any tournament,
or sweeps. He made ii because it
is the concensus of his mates,
Wally Reppenhagen, Fred Wolf,
Phil Bauman and Cass Grygier.
Since the inception of the Times
Sweeps no team ever has carried
off the Class A crown without a
5000 series. With nine weeks OF
rolling over the dam no team has
reached those figures yet. The
Stroh pinsters feel they are the
ones.
Stroh won its first Class a
championship in 1884 when II
posted 3089. a total ii later du-
plicated to become the first De-
troit team to ever win the A. B. {.
SECOND LAST YEAR
II repeated in 1885 with 1927,
the highest that has yet been shot,
and headed the parade again In
1888 with 1896. 1t was second
last year with 1888.
Five quintets will attempt TO
dislodge Steve kowalcZyk S
Weedy-Pentiac, which has ruled
Class B since the first weekend
with 2977. They are John O'Con-
nells Bob and Louie's. Joe Madejs
Grand. John Kushka's Cope
Service. Walter GreHbes' Plym-
outh Final Line and John Ruzich's
Onyx Topplers.
There are six fives scheduled in
Class c. 3 in Class d and D IN
Glass f where the 1895 of Ed
Schultheis Five. 27Sl of Frank
Waioek,s Dodge Main Pirates and
2754 of John McAuslans Detroit
Lubricator Highlanders are high,
respectively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
JACK SLOWER SCORES

Jack Slower Windsor defense
man. fired the lone marker of the
second period to tie the score
after 13 minutes. 1t was a lone
hand effort on a breakaway from
the Spitfire blue line.
In the final session Loree Sc
cured the winning counter on a
breakaway that caught the Detroit
defense sleeping. With 10 seconds
to go and Detroit's Taylor in the
penalty box Herb Jones made il
4-2 for Windsor with Jack Smith
assisting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Yes. Fishing Is dangerous
|NTERLUDES By Leo Macdonell

LAKELAND Fla, March sBirde Tebbetts who has always
fishing what happened
Phipot Miami RECENTLY Phllpo who Detroiler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

TITANS AT CINCINNATI
While all other teams have COM
pleted their regular schedules
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Spitfire Victory
Protested by
Ho|zbdugh

WINDSOR. March S.-Windsor
SpitfireS overcame a two-goal
handicap TO defeat Detroit Holz-
baughs 4-2 in the opening game
of the Michigan-Ontario Hockey
League finals here last night. The
second game of the best three in
five series will be played at
Olympia Sunday and the third at
Windsor March Ia.
Play ended in a rain of protest
with Holzbaugh Manager Art Nc
Dermott, debating with Referee
Bert Foote over rulings made in
the third period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
CLAIMS PENALTIES

McDermott claimed Meadows
should have been penalired for
holding HaleS and that Gardner
should have had two minutes for
holding Taylor. He also objected
to a penalty called on Taylor for
high sticking Windsor's Herb
Jones.
81 asked FoOte why he called
them like that. He said he didn't
have to come over to the bench
TO talk to me-" McDermott
after the game. The argument
lasted 10-minuteS.
McDermott said he would file a
formal protest.
Detroit held an edge in the first.
Bernie Ruelle took pass from
his brother Frank for the first
goal at us and DALI McKenna
rammed in a transfer from Boil
Stoddart less than a minute later
to make il 20. With Zunich in
the penalty box, Crossman scored
on Len Loree's rebound in the last
minute.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
WhiteIaw Urges
'Ethic icuIHuntinQ'

Observe craftsmanship and fol-
low the rules of the game" was
the appeal issued Tuesday by r.
B. Whitelaw, member of the I'm
perial Valley Fish and Game Con-
servation association. as he COM
mented up the slaughter Of pheas-
ants and quail by dove hunters
Both resident and resident
hunters are guilty of killing pheas-
ants and quail" Whitelaw said,
when they know very we'll they
are shooting out of season and
disobeying the law.
Such lack of sportsmanship is
deplorable and causes trouble for
those hunters who do observe the
seasons and obey the law There
are sufficient doves to provide
sport for many, many hunters. Let
the pheasants and quail alone the
proper seasons. Game hogs who
refuse to observe the bag limits
on game also are guilty of lack
OF sportsmanship. No hunter
should have more than u doves
in possession at one time. There
are ways of getting around this
but certainly to do so is hardly in
line with the dictates OF good
craftsmanship
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
-Four Perish in
Flaming Home

COALINGA, Cal, Sept. %. CUP)
-Four persons were burned to
death and two others were critical
ly burned today in fire that de-
stroyed a home eight miles north
, Of here.
The Coalinga police department
said Officer Jack Harrington OF the
California Highway Patrol had iden-
titled the dead as:
Thurman Gentry, 81, Gene AL
len, Is, Jimmy Allen, II, and Irene
Allen 6.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Allen, parents
Of the three children, were in a
Coalinga hospital where they were
not expected to recover.
The five-room house caught fire
about midnight and was completely
destroyed. The house was located
on the York lease and Gentry and
Allen were Oil workers.
The bodies of Gentry and the
three children were not recovered
until several hours. after the fire
Cause Of the fire was not determin-
ed. The four victims were trapped
in the house while they slept.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Dodgers Recess
a. Cards Aim oG
Bigge stChonce

Danny LitWhilCr reached aim Tor
singles. Then he forced Merrill May
to ground to Herman tor the final
out.
GIANTS SPLIT
The New YORK Giants wound up
activities at the Polo Grounds by
dividing with the Braves. Carl Hub
bell held Boston to nine hits for his
llth victory and the Giants won the
opener. 5-3 Phil Masi's double drove
home the winning run and gave the
Braves the nightcap, 2-1.
Competition in the American
league. where the New York Yank-
ces and Boston Red SOX have clinch-
ed the two top spots, narrowed to
a three club fight for the remaining
first division spots. Detroit climbed
into a tie with Cleveland for fourth
by trimming the third place ChicagD
White SoX, 11-0 while the st. Louis
Browns polished off the Indians.
SO. The White S0X now hold only
a half game advantage over the
deadlocked Detroit cleveland duo. {
Johnny Niegeling held the IN
dianS to seven hits as the Browns
belted Bobby Fellcr for five runs
in the first three innings to hand
him his 18th defeat The Tigers
hammered out l8 hits off three
pitchers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
COASTS Top Teams
In PEayoff Series

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 90. UP
The four top teams Of the Pacific
Coast league open their Shaugh-
messy playotl series tonight with
II" champion Seattle Rainiers fac
II. Hollywood in the movie city
AID san Diego and Sacramento
t3uglins ca the Padre home grounds
1Ue Padres and SolonS finished
IL Il tIe for second place and the
fil.t ssno Of the playoff will also
Gar.je which team gets the credit
tgr being No. . in the league.
The san Diego club has named
rank Terry to face the Solons while
A. HollinpsWorth is expected to
WorE tor Sacramento. Terry beat the
..u.On5 ever time out this season
aud Cha.ked up 26 wins.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

Outfit
Suffers

MISSOJLA. Mont. Sept. %. up
Montana State univerSity'S foot
sail Grizzlies weakened by the draft
and crippled by injuries. are faced
with a schedule OF tough Pacific
loast opponents calculated TO bring
many bruises and little glory TO the
MCMtanans
4; he first practice, Coach Doug
F5Ss5nGen counted only 40 men, the
smallest turnout since his debut at
Montana six years ago.
Quarterback Don Bryan. the
.e2m captain. was IN the air corps,
and Fu,.bach Bob Sparks was draft
&C. \ tlgst-String guard failed to re-
tuyN.
Then the injury jinx moved
among the players, taking Gene
C,awson. glant tackle. with foot
operation. a halfback and a center
with water on the knee and Tom
Duffy. 210 pound senior tackle
through a conclusion suffered in an
automobile accident.
Additionally. the draft threatened
70 open several more holes in the
line before the season hardly had
begun.
However some sunshine leaked
INTO the gloom of Dornblaser field.
arnold Scott. prep school star, show
&c tine running. passing and kick
ING form and Johnny Reagan, COL
ored back from Chicago, hit an
early stride
Fessenden last year said Scott
showed the finest potentialities OF
any man he ever had coached. Rea-
san last season displayed a gift for
passing and hitting the line.
Remaining positions on the team
we're 10 be filled with untried soph-
on,ores or older, experienced but
p!odding squad members. The line
vas expected to be the lightest
since 1885 with big Dutch Dahmer
Jim Westwater and Bill Mather. the
heaviest men in the forward wall.
The schedule:
Sept. 26-Brigham Young U at
Provo. Utah.
Oct. NORTH Dakota State at
MisSOula.
Oct. l0-UCLA at Los Angeles.
oct. l8-Gonzaga university at
MlsSoula.
Oct. 25-Montana State College
a Butte.
No.. University of Washington
- Seattle.
NoT. 0-North Dakota U at Mis-
soula.
NoF. l5-U of Idaho at Moscow.
NoF. 22-Oregon State College at
Portland.