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Paris, Mansfield
Play 4-Pointer

Paris. unbeaten and tied only
once. will seek 10 add 10 It's
Michigan-Ontario Hockey League
lead tonight at Olympia when il
plays Mansfield. Detroit's other
entry, This is the only game or
the card and is four-pointer.
In their previous meeting Paris
won handily. But. strengthened
by the addition of center Hank
ID.Amore. former London star
Mansfield expects te-Hake- ii
tougher for the league leaders thi:
time. -
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OTHER HONoRS
Continued on Page 49,
Green Hornet Makes
Debut al Fairview

Debut Of The Green Hornet
wrestling's newest masked crap
pier. will feature the Fairview
Gardens wrestling program tomor.
row night, although it is not the
feature event. The Hornet viii
meet Buddy Chester in a one-fall
event to open the program. ~
Headlining the card is the re.
match between frankie Taylor
and frankie Clemens, a two-in.
Lthree-fall. hour time limit event
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Eagles Just Nose Out
CIarksburg Pro Five

HARRISBURG. w. Va, Dec.
15.-The world champion Detroit
Eagles pulled red hot basketball
game out of the fire with a field
goal in the last 10 seconds Of
play here TO defeat the Clarksburg
professional basketball Bottlers.
Va TO 81.
Bud Jeanette, Detroit'S SenSa-
tional guard, flicked in the final
goal. Jeanette was the high
scorer OF the afternoon with a
total OF % points on seven field
goals and nine free throws
DETROIT CLARKsBI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Decided It's Time to Enjoy Life

Grove later showed up at the island One evening
they had finished dinner Yawkey preached the subject
How do you feel about yourself pitcher .:
started
well don't think l pitch. any more. Fudge" Lefty
answered.
1T might be all right for few games In the spring and
few in the fall but when the hot weather
takes awful lot out Of You know I've had % of
baseball think I've done enough pitching that stretch
"The thing was thinking about, Lefty" Tom told him,
% that the effort Of conditioning for those games
might pitch, which might gft four eight 10
victories eventually would shorten e and after ALL
entitled to enjoy yourself after all
yeah. you're right" the reply You that
the old mans all done Just tell them that enjoyed it.
like I'll spend the summers fishing after this"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Westfall Plays Santa

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 15.-All-
American fullback Bullet Bob
WeStfall. Will trade cleatS for
whiskers today and play Santa
Claus to Ann Arbot children at the
Interfraternity Council
Christmas party at the University
OF Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Rob Grove Bows Out The Quiet WAY

How does pitcher pass out Of the baseball picture
Robert Moses lefty Grove, for instance.
Tom Yawkeys recoeetons of his talks with Grove the
ubect Leftys retirement makes interesting reading.
That Grove fairly well washed up regular finger
has any He Al years old last March He
said have thought retiring last Winter but he
needed only victories bring his major league mark
wins which has been achieved by
paratve few.
Grove 300 accomplishments
feat July % with the Indians Lefty made five
starts after that but he retiring with the 300 He
did win another game.
Yawkey recalled that he had given much thought Groves
bond Of friendship up between the pair after
awkey bought his from Connie Mack back the
winter Of 1933-34.
Il just before the Of 1871 closed that Ton
brought up the subject of Lefty retiring
rather discuss Fudge" (Leftys nick
for his which only Grove got away with Grove
said "If YOU going have place Toms
island South Cardinal this winter I'll talk then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
They Should Know

Thornley, Wood was judged the
most valuable Columbia football
player the past season by the
student body, with Paul Governali
a close second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Bears Mix Talents
Chicago Earns Right to Play Giants for Title
By Crushing Packers, 80 to IA
By LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO, Dec. IS. - There
wasn't any doubt in Chicago
today as TO the best team in the
western division of the National
Football League.
1t is the Chicago Bears. whose
triumph over the Green
Bay Packers, 33 to IA, here yes
terday earned them the right TO
battle the New York Giants for
the league championship.
The Bears and Giants will play
here next Sunday.
Drawing bright but. bitter cole
weather, As, 425 persons turned
out here TO see the Bears. crush
their ancient enemies from VI
Wisconsin way.
The Bears combined a slashing
attack and Superlative defense, a
mixture of talents that enabled
the gigantic but speedy ChicagoanS
TO Steam-roller their way TO four
touchdowns, two field goafsS and
three points by conversion. =
HUTSoN. STOPPED
Defensively, the Bears best
feat was cutting the Cecil
Isbell TO Don Hutson supply line.
Hutson caught but one pass dur
ing the afternoon. He stepped
out of bounds running for a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Experienced Team

Only two players of last years
Fordham basketball team are
missing this season Carl Lewis
and John McGuirk, who were used
as reserves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

should decide ether plans
think there definite place in the program for
sports baseball football" Layden declared Sports
keep the morale Of those at home How
hands OF Uncle Sam and ready to do what
he thinks best"
Other than the possibility Of increase the number OF
played and the probable shifting OF the draft date only
for attention at the leagues annual
meeting with the national championship here
between the and Giants next Sunday
Among clubs, including the Detroit Lions there is
strong demand games of IL played Under
13-game would be afforded opportunity OF
playing games with each its division
and game other section. AS II
club plays only three teams in the other division How
ever - games the already short football
League would have sanction mdweek night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Times BOWLING
School Opens
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bowling takes another big step
forward here when The Detroit
Times bowling school, which will
conduct group classes all this
week. opens Today at the State
Fair Recreation. 1880 Woodward
avenue, at 3 o'clock,
Hailed as one or the biggest
movements ever undertaken to
boost the 10-pin game. the Times
classes will be held before thou
sands OF high school boys and girls
college students and men anc
women of all ages.
AS its instructor and lecturer
the Times, through the courtesy
of Sydney Laner 81 Co, local dis
itributor OF the Ebonite ball, pre-
sents William ,Shaul, one of tht
lcvuntry's outstanding teachers.
Besides being an eloquent anc
colorful lecturer, Shaul also pos.
Sesses the ability to demonstrate
the theories he breaches. His rec
ord of achievements include win
ming Tthe New York state Ssham-
pionship. He was a member Of the
winning five-man team and all
events champion, New York state
tournament, Buffalo, 1927.
OTHER HoNoRs
He also was a member Of the
state doubles championship team,
Utica, 1886; third in the singles at
the American Bowling Congress
tourney at Indianapolis in 1886;
rolled 1867 in the A. B. c. az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Additional Sports
On Pare 22

Local soccer fans. the older crop
who are everlastlngly grabbing
about the high caliber of play of
top teams in the old country, had
something TO talk about today.
Sunday az the University of De-
troit Stadium a crowd of several
thousand watched a team of Royal
Air Force filters. who have been
instructing in Hamilton, Ont, adj
minister a nippy Sd trimming 10 a
picked team of Detroit All-Stars
The visiting team, all of whom
have seen action overseas, might
have won by a much bigger, score
on a dry field. the experts agreed
The pitch was covered with snow
at the L. d. Stadium yesterday.
DANDY GAME
AS IL was, the fans saw a fine
game of soccer, with much scien-
tifc play in evidence. Both outfits
played a short passing game, Both
failed TO score in the first half
Soon after the second periOC
opened, Mark Molly outside left
for the All-Stars. broke into the
clear when he OUTRAGED his defense
and sped down his left wing Il
score unassisted.
This score served 10 put fire into
the match as the Raj lad:
pressed. Five minutes later Jo'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Amateur Hockey
NORTHUMBERLAND LEAGUE
METROPOLITAN LEAGUF

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Coca Cola 4. URwA 0.
Rayls 8, Auto Club J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
ALL-sTARS WIN

Both Detroit and Michigan lost
to The Detroit Times Classic ALI
Stars and TO Stroh. Then Stroh
took on the All-Stars for a $50
side bet, the winner 10 put the
money in the Goodfellow fund
The All-Stars won. 1892 to 99l.
Leonard Dettloff replaced Joe
Norris in the Stroh lineup. The
other regulars. Walter Reopen
hagen, Phil Bauman. Fred Vol
and Cass Grygier, were on deck
Louis Sielaff, Herb Mertens, Louis
Burr, Fred Blujack and Charlie
Kotarski made up the All-Stars.
Reppenhagen's three games were
246-2 10000 for 676 but Sielafi
topped him with 21l-243-245 fol
699.
l Stroh spotted the Y. of D. boys
! $50 pins and won out, $40 to 63l
The All-Stars gave the Michigan
five 200 and won, 1898 10 927
Stroh defeated Michigan, 9S4 tC
ISL. The All-Stars beat Detroit
l912 10 Gas.
/
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
BORG SCORES

Otlt Nltd NAlC beiiAAC WIN iiN 9NNA~A
during a melee at goal mouth.
BORG SCORES
Then George Borg of the. ALI
Stars, who played his head off all
afternoon, booted one home on a
nice cross from Tony Barra on
wing. Barra had been putting the
ball in scoring position half
dozen times only TO see the neat
Raj defense spoil his efforts.
But the Britons seemingly
couldn't be stopped. With Is
minutes left to play, Ernie Hud-
son, a nifty lad from Norwich
took Jim Harrison's pass of wing
to tie the score.. Hudson was al
goal mouth and gSalie Joe Carelli
who played a Standout game
didn't have a chance.
Then Wood put the game away
for the Raj when he kicked from
right wing. The hot grounder
burned It's way through goalie
Carelli's fingers.
The Raj boys know their soc.
Ger, Extensively and defensively
For instance. no visiting team has
4 lCOntinued 90 Page 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Co||egeBow|ers
Bring In $500

Detroit's Goodfellow Fund is
$500 ahead today after the six
way benefit bowling match for the
Christmas fund last night at De-
troit Recreation.
University Of Detroit football
players outpinned five University
Of Michigan past and present grid
ders in the final match, 743 to 7l2
In the Titan lineup were ALL
America Center Vincent Banonis
Bob Keene. Dick Pugh, Ed Rice
Don Hughes and Howard Heating
Michigan had Tom Harmon All
America Bob Westfall, Bob In
gals. AL Wistert and Howard Ma
haffey. Harmon had top series
OF 512 for the collegians, with
RanoniS getting 444.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

MkoMaednsa
SPORTS EDITOR
Pro Football Will Run on Schedule. Says Layder
Unless Uncle Sam Has Other Plans

CHICAGO, Dec 15-Elmer Layden high commissioner OF
National Football League says professional football like
baseball will continue until the government II and when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Toronto 4. DETROIT %.
Montreal 4. Brooklyn 2
Boston 3. Chicago 3 (overtime).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

Bob Westfall had a high game
of 202 for Michigan and series
of 4o9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Soccer Science
Picked Team in Nippy Contest
RAF FIiers, With Lots on the Ball. Defeat Local
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Wood. a lanky lad from Bolton,
England, a big boy in British Soc
Ger, tied the game when he scored
l..-.- n ...nInn % rnnl rr,nlLth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN nINIsION

New Haven A. Hershey 3
Cleveland 8 Washington
Indianapolis }, Pittsburgh I toveriime)
Providence 4. Springfield !.
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GALLARNEAU ATONEs

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

a melee at goal mouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
DETROIT

To,ss II y ~
Evening star., 1941-06-08

Where Do They Get Thot Pep? They
must have vitamin Bl, the spark-plug
vitamin, to convert food into energy.
Youngsters need vitamin ID as we'll,
for good sturdy bones and sound
teeth. Both these precious vitamins
are added to Sparkies, the delicious
"Vitamin Rain" breakfast food!
Evening star., 1941-06-08

Don't You Cry. Susanna Mother
will get you Sparkies! She knows how
important it is that you relish your
breakfast and since it's the
"Vitamin Rain" breakfast food you
like so much-Mother is doubly
happy. Your favorite brings you
great health bonus too!
Evening star., 1941-06-08
Shower To Help Children Grow .

that's "Vitamin Rain," which adds
Br, D and G to Sparkies in such
quantities that with the additional
vitamins in fruit and a glass of milk,
youngsters get s 0itamin break
fast . . almost half their minimum
daily need of A, Br, c, d and G!
Evening star., 1941-06-08

Pope Loves Mamo and he's proud
of her. you're doing a swell job
with the youngsters, and you're
pretty cute YOURSELF" says he. "All |
did was buy Sparkies," says Mother
And got 'Vitamin Rain to help
US all towards good looks, good
health, and abundant vitaityr'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29
LOCAL SENATORS
 SHARING CREDIT
Republicans Deserve Rec. Ognition for Successful
 Passage of Measure
By Democrat Legislative Reporter

By Democrat Legislative Reporter
 State Capitol, Hartford, May 2e- Credit for the passage of the Wa. terbury trade school bill should Dc shared by both Democrats and Re- publicans, Senator Edward P. Egan declared today.
 As the bill passed the Senate last week, the junior senator from Wa terbury, Senator Michael V. Blans- field, asserted that principal credit for the bill being rescued from pigeonhole should so to Senator Egan.
 Said Senator Egan today: Al. though I introduced the bill and worked for 1t, I do not want the impression to be created that I put 1t through sirgle.ha1lded. If It had not been for the aid of many repre- Sentatives and senators, both Re- publicans and Democrats, from nearby towns, the bill would never have been passed. I wish to thank them all, particularly Reps. Nell and Russell of Watertown, John- ston of Thomaston, Harper of Mid- dlebury, the chairman of the com- mittee, Rep. Sharpe. Reps. Jackson and Durkin of Naugatuck, Rep. Plumb of Prospect, Sen. Blansfield and Reps. Mahaney and Membrino of waterbury, Sen. Judson of Wood- bury and the many citizens of Wa terbury and surrounding towns who worked for passage of the bill, both Republicans and Democrats. It is they who should get the credit rather than myself"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29
Max Traurig Speaks
 At Friday Exercises
Reserve Officer Gives Memorial Day Address at Park;
 Kriegs to Celebrate 18th Anniversary
w AT E WILLIE

Waterville, May 2e--Plans have been completed for the Sgt. Casper s. Davis, Jr., Post No. i38 American Legion Memorial Day exercises at Waterville Park, near the flag pole tomorrow ct ii:30 Q. m.
 The program will be as follows; Assembly, by & bugler from the Casper Davis Drum Corps; invoca. ton, Rev. Ernest ?. Welse, pastor of the Grace Methodist Church; "Logan's Orders," read by Past Commander 0. Arthur DuBols; Memorial Day Prayer, by Frederick Hoadley, chaplain of Davis Post; "dettysburg Address," by an eighth grade pupil of SpraguO Grammar School; salute to the colors, "Te the Colors," played by bugler and flag on pole raised to full mast; ''FqanderS' Field" Sprague school pupil; Memorial Day address, by Major Max Traurig, R. Q. O.: trih- ute to deceased members, Post Commander Clifford Northrop; taps; benediction by Rev. Ernest Y Weise.
 Immediately following the exer. ciSes q parade will form under the direction of Post Commander Fred. erick Seidel, marshal of the parade, and proceed to Watervilie cemetery, where services will be held at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29
CIO LEADERS URGE
 ALL OUT DRIVE
Plans Perfected to Organ. ize Brass Workers in Val.
 ley; Reject 6.Cent Offer

An "all out" drive to organize Naugatuek Valley brass factory workers Into c. I. o. unions today had the endorsement of the inter. national head Of the Mine, NH & Shelter Workers union. Presl- dent Reid Robinson, after c special trip here from Denver, told Q mass meeting of factory workers at Buck. inghaM hall last night that the union was ready to throw all It's strength Into . campaign to secure majority membership In every brass plant in the area.
 The union will continue It's efforts to win raises of 10 cents an hour in NaugAtuck valley plants and will refuse to accept the six cents an hour offered by . number of the companies, speakers said. MT. Rob- inson announced that the 0. I. o. staff in this section is to be en. larged and that one of the first goals will Do complete unioniSation of tho Scovill Mfg. O., main plant and the Chase Brass G Copper Go.
 Other news today on the labor front included an announcement by the Hendey Machine O., Tosring. ton of aa increase of three cents an hour for workers, effective next week, and 6 report that office work CTS ct the Oakville O., division of the scovill O., have received pay increases equivalent to the six cents an hour announced for other employees last week.
 John J. Driscoll, executive secre- tary of the Waterbury Brass Work. ers' union and international 0. I. o. representative told the meeting last night that labor in Connecticut had reached 6 milestone in the success full negotiation of . contract with the Bridgeport Brass Go. He said that over 4,200 workers will receive wage increases of 10 cents an hour and that the written agreement also provides for other benefits, in- cluding vacations and seniority rights. .
 The union Is now proceeding with plans to take Q strike vote att he American Brass Co.,, where 1t has contract, but will seek 6 final con- ference with the management before making detailed arrangements.
 A strike vote has already been talk en ct the Oakville CO, but efforts to resume negotiations there are also being made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29
MISS OLD GLORY.
 TO BE IGNORED
HOnOrs, Gifts, Trip to New York Awaiting FOrtu.
 nate Candidate

Some fortunate young girl resi- dent of Waterbury or vicinity may be named "Mlss old 0loEy" and represent Connecticut Valley in na. tional beauty events plus winning an award of e beautiful "drean wardrobe" valued ct e4O0 plus c gala day in New York for herself and any escort she may select with ex. penses paid. The award will Dc made ct c spectacular "OA Glory Ball" to be held At Riverside Ball. room on the nighs of June i2.
 The contest will be open to bona fide residents of Springfield, Hart. ford, Pittsfield, Waterbury, New Britain, Torrington, Bristol, Mid. dletown, Manchester, Willimantic, Holyoke, Chicopee, Greenfield, Northampton and all adjacent com- munities. Entrants must be between the ages of le and 20 inclusive, and . special set of rules judging will be set up by competent authorities on such contests. All entrants will be required to fill entrance coupons, one of which will appear in this newspaper Monday, June 3.
 The "dream wardrobe" will con- slst of the following gifts: evening gown, sports suit, daytime dress, three sports dresses, three pairs of hoes for sports, evening and dress wear, sport hat, dress hat, dozen pair of hosiery, three pairs of gloves, half dozen hAndkerchiefs, three slips, luxury underwear In. oluding Rirdle, etc., pajamas, two handbags, dress flowers, costume jewelry, wrist watch, lighter, corn- pact and luggage.
 Highlights of the trip to the Great White Way will include transportation for two from where. ever the winner resides, room and bath at the Astor Hotel, cocktail party at LaConga, famous Broad way night club, dinner party at Monte Prosser'S new night club in Madison Square Garden, two tickets for Panama Hattle," and supper at Leon & Eddie's famous night club.
 First two entrants for the title of Miss old Glory" who will be crowned at tho ball after selection by three famous Broadway person. aiities are Marjorie Willard and Muriel dronlng, employees of tho Hartford Gas Company.
 The director of the "Old Glory Ball" requested that ell inquiries regarding entrance and other In. formation be sent to the director of tho "old Glory Ball" At River. side, AgaWam, Mass.
 Judging will be through a point system, 90 many points Do given for beauty, charm personality, ability 10 wear clothes, etc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29

EwHERE VAUDEVILLE WENT TO Percy FlAmmend, before he mic LRrated to the Broadway Arena As Q dramatlc critic, was . on actor.as- sassln in Chicago .. Ills son, John, has privately published "digest of reviews and comment" by his father. The amusing book ia deilehtfully christened: "This Atom tn the Audience" <. Some of Mir,
 4aminond's opinions on vaudevil- lians seem appropriate even now although the critiques were jotted down by The North Star of Broad- |way long ago.
 Nalss Gertrude Hoffman: The most spectacular and audacious en- hertainment in vaudeville, Miss Eoff- Iman's costumes, designed by Nature were executed by Mennen, the Tal. cum King, and the Devil wrote oil her tunes. Her girls swim, dance the ancient can.can, and, as the saying is, sing. Also in one nun. Der they expose to the baffled be- holder the most malformed shanks of naked and uniformed shanks knees and fetlocks ever seen outside a doctor book.
 Havemann's Lions and Leopards; Something in the attitude of these Epeevlsh beasts toward their needless lpreceptor suggests that if you care to see him, you had better make hate.
 Bert Lamont and His Cowboys; "A sextet of kittenish ranchmen who lact In tho R. ?. D. manner, and lwho sing pretty songs and crack ljokes about the Ford. All six gre kunny except the comedian.
 Savoy and Brennan; Who give Mccurate iifpersonationS of Broad lway types, psychopathic and fal. Isetto. I would suggest thaat theii dialogue be subjected to Q treat. enent of chloride of lime. Savoy anc @rennanp sodom and 0omorrahl
 Esie Janls: Miss Janis subtle aflt (@enial mimicry of prominent actor Folk is more than imitation: 1t i' IcriticiSm and cariacture. By hel lAIniably censuring cartoons of Ethe Barrymore, Eddie Toy, Sarah Bern Ikardt and George M. cohan sh' lnmazeS you. Here is dramatic cri' xicism by Q genius.
 Harry Holman and Company EThey've played 1t so often tha they can play 1t in their sleep, whict Whey did yesterday.
 Sophie Tucker: darbed 50 tha' she resembles 0 squat and sophis' ticated Maypole, and accompaniet by a sibald Jazz band, Miss Tucker