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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Classmates
Play Host to
Miss McGouqh

MISS ANN MARIE Nc
COUGH. who came in from the
McGough Summer home at
Lexington TO visit Miss Mary
Lou Keppel Of Lake Shore road,
Crosse Pointe, was given A sur
prise garden and swimming
party by some of her classmates
at the Sacred Heart convent in
Crosse Pointe.
Guests included: Louise Anhut,
Patricia Kearpis, Patricia Baker,
Betty Jane Mcclure, Nancy Du-
Brul. Suzanne Sutherland. 10
Anne Volk and Mary Jane Ney-
don.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Graduates TO Offer Play

The Summer school graduating
class of Southeastern High School
will present the John Emerson
Anita Loos comedy. THE Whole
Towns Talking, i'm the school
auditorium tonight at Sis. Dane
ing will take place in the main
corridor outside the auditorium
Immediately following the play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
League Plans
Meeting at
Lake Camp.

MEMBERS OF Michigan
League for Crippled Children
will jaunt 10 Camp Grace Bent
ley on Lake Huron, for the
organizations monthly meeting
Friday.
A brief board meeting AT Il
a. m. with Miss Sara Blanche
Simpson president, in the chair
will be followed by a luncheon
for all members at 1890 o'clock
Mrs. John Teubert is taking
luncheon reservations.
Homer Clark, camp director.
in the afternoon will present
many OF the young campers in
a program of skits and musical
numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
MAY WEAKEN LIVER

Excessive eating of sugar. ac-
cording 10 Hygeia, may put a
strain on the pancreaS because
the pancreaS Secretes a sub
stance which is necessary to en-
able the body TO utilize sugar.
The excessive consumption Of
sugar may also weaken the pro-
tectlVe power Of the liver Eat
ing sugar alone will make one
feel dull and bilious for this
reason.
II is a good food in connection
with other foods. but this en-
phasis on other foods is a warn
me for the youngsters who cat
TOO much OF il so they have no
appetite for anything else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Pickering LIGHT

Does a Pickering light such as
reading on the train or in a car,
weaken the eyes -?
II does no permanent damage
10 the eyes, but the constant adj
luStment causes muscle strain
and headache. The comparison
might be made 10 walking over
very rough or uneven ground. In
the course of time YOUR legs
would become very tired I'm all
parts. but there would he no per
manent damage. The energy re-
qllred TO do eve work IN a
Pickering light is out Of all pro-
portion 10 any possible advan-
taGe 10 be gained. There arc
indeed some people whose eyes
arc Of the .-Ss.- that they should
not attempt under any crcum-
stances TO do work or reading
m a Pickering light
In what way is ROqIefort
cheese different from other
choose? Does II contain salt
Roquciort cheese is made
from Sleeps milk It's odor and
haVor como from the implania-
tion Of a mold. Pendulum Glau-
cum About every kind Of cheese
has some salt, the content NJ
RoQucfort beng quite hich-il4
per cent In making The hest
koqueiort tho surface is rubbed
with salt 10 prevent the too
rapid development OF tho mold
during the ripenfnC period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
APPETIzERs TO START

The underweight is thin be-
cause hc usually has very little
appetite He has 10 work INST
rs hard 10 cat without appetite
as The overweight has 10 work
not 10 eat with an appetite Note
that these meals begin with an
appctiler-fruit. or thin souuf
Breakfast Grapefruit nat-
meal with cream and sugar hot
biscuits with honey and butter.
glass half milk and half cream
Lunch Bouillon: creame n
chicken on toast: endNe salad
with French dressing chocolate
cuStsrd with whipped cream .
whole wheat mullins with but
ter glass milk
Dinner Two poached eggs on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Vote 81 Westinghouse Plant

An NLRB vote is being held TO-
day in the Westinghouse Electro
and Manufacturing Company 5757
Trumbull avenue, for union bar
gaining rights. The ballotIng viii
he between the United Electrical.
Radio and Machine Workers Of
America tClOb and no union
About 50 workers are sbgibs TO
VIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Polish Program Planned

A concert program of music,
songs and dances of Poland will.
be given by the Laur Society l =
the Belle Isle Shell, SATURDAY.
August 9, at 8 p, m. Admission is
free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

r. NJ: -. The doctor tells me
that my 10-months-old baby has
a heart murmur He did say
there was nothing 10 worry
about and we would watch il.
VIII you please comment?
- My husband does not be-
lleve IN dlphtheria injections. DO
You think they arc essential. and
arc they entirely harmless ?"
Answer: l. Heart murmurS in
children arc usually temporary.
especially IN a child as young as
this At any rate. they do not
give any trouble until very late
IN adult life
- Dlphtheria injections. i'm my
opinion, arc essential and harm
less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Needed Like Baby Needs Mother

Not that he hasn't the whoeheared support OF George
Mclaughlin Joe Gideau and others connected with the
BROOKLYN Club I'm he has But those men are TOO smart
not 10 know that when MacPhal to Fatbush they
eanng those charged with the responsibility OF me brooyh
Club and franchse needed him like baby needs nolhet
lis always so easy say Of any Job well done
'Aw anybody could have done that
But believe me plenty Of gentlemen connected
with ma Tor league ball clubs Chicago Cleveland 81 Louis
and even New York who'd like know where they could get
another l. S. MacPhaL
II not they're not smart think they are Because
taken off his record Cincinnati and Brooklyn would seem
TO be the difference having winner and loser
Which all the difference
Larry may lack times. Personally I always nave
questioned that it was the best interests Of baseball Tor
everybody with the game 20 be perfect Little Lord
Faunterav all times II competitive sport and Keen
competitive spirit kept alive through all these
years.
And AfscPhan lacks in tact he may make up for IN
ksepng under the OPPOSITION. Anyhow the Brooklyn
fans seem understand him and they the
who have Ebbets Field million strong during
each n the last
Add his Brooklyn accomplishment MaePhals ln-the-
bogning almost sngehanded championship 0 that mcsaVcr
night baseball for the big leagues and y Che game did have
banner year. other individual who contributed
more toward that happy circumstance
Keep on getting results Larry They do speak mighty
themselves or AZ least, This writer believes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
River Title
To Edison
~m q D.


Edison Boat Club shippers held
the Detroit River Yachting Asso-
citation novice team catboat cham
pionship today Leo Benz b c n,
Ralph Moore and Ken Warmbier
collected IA points i'm Sundays
race at the Detroit Yacht Club.
Individual honors. howcver
went to o d. Y. c. skipper, Verne
Hamill, with Duke Huber as his
crew Hamill beat OUT Quimby
Smith, l7-year-old Detroit Boat
Club skipper The two finished
close together far ahead Of the
seven other starters
Disqualification of Glenn Mass
nick OF the d 3 G. and Betty
Lord Of D Y G. for fouls shunled
the final point standings placing
the Boat Club and Yacht Club in
a Tie with IL points each The
D. b. G. had rs, the D. Y C. ID
points before the Judges acted on
the fouls
The Yacht Club is appealing the
decision Of the Judges on Miss
Lord 90 the u n. Y. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

1S-yaTd line II was White who
II yards down to the 6,
from where Iopp took 1t over IN
two plays.
White tossed in a major adj
vance Of 20 yards and 9-yard
pass to Fred Vanzo in the long
march that ended with Zimmerman
kicking the third period field goal
TO bring Detroit its 1910 lead. His
kicking and his return of punts
helped Detroit keep field position
most of the game
In addition Whites defensive
play was not matched by any
player on the field. He made bril-
liant tackles. knocked down many
passes and once batted the ball
from the hands OF a Ram receiver
right in the end zone.
Whites presence on the field for
the full game meant more 10 the
Lions at times than his ability.
The club has begged down IN pre-
viouS games when White went out
late IN the contest with injuries.
This time White lasted The game
and so did the Lions hopes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Badge for FOrdsOn

Fordson Highs football team
looked So good n beating Grand
Rapids South. 20-0 Saturday. that
10 would be- difficult 20 single out
"A player who stood above The rest
But tho nod goes 10 Ken Badge,
the Tractors 6-foot 2-inch right
end who furthcred his bid for All
state honors by his performance
against the Outstatc eleven.
Badge who WAS handicapped by
injuries last season was the out
standing wingran on The field as
Fwd~0n checked the Grand Rap
ids team i7-game winning strcok
ff- rUErf several pgsScs. ono
resulting u Tractor touchdown
ON defense Badge handled HIM
self with poisc the Grand Rapids
eleven being wary about calling
PLAYS around his end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Owners
IRNaSSUT0
DutchHnan
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

II was typical OF the Dutchman.
@If there's any one TO blame,
I'm the one" he said in the
visitors dressing room at Briggs
Stadium after seeing his Cleve-
land Rams go down in defeat 10
the Detroit Lions.
But such was not the opinion of
the owners of the Cleveland club,
Dan Reeves of New York and
Fred Levy of Louisville, Ky
Surprisingly, it was they who had
to rea1sure Coach Earl Dutch
Clark rather than vice versa.
Guess it's true about not
being able TO win 'em ALL" Levy
observed.
"WelI, you saw the difference
without Parker Hall In there"
the Dutchman said.
But IL wasn't worth II to
risk injuring him permanently"
Levy replied
II was Marty ~Slovak, former
Toledo gridder, who passed tc
Magnani for the only Ram score
of the day. The same combina.
ton produced another touchdown
earlier in the game, but it was
called back 10 create the worst
confusion of the day.
On that play Magnani caught
the, ball while he was falling. anc
the fans weren't decided as tC
whether he had caught the bal
and was entitled to get up and rur
across the goal line or whether he
had trapped the pigskin which
meant an incomplete pass.
Referee Tom Hughitt ruled the
pass complete, but put the bal
back on the spot where Magnan
had fallen.
I'm not allowed to explain
any ruling make. must
make my report direct 10 Elmer
Layden," Hughitt said when
queried after the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Nelson's open field running was
by far the hlghlight of game
that saw Michigan score "a points
IN the last half after being held
10 a single touchdown for the first
two periods.
You can wager Northwestern
and Minnesota scouts will have
alarming reports 10 spread about
Nelson when they return 10 their
respective practice fields today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

him when he's a senior
During the time Madarik played,
about half the game, he com
pleted 10 out Of II passes for a
total Of III yards and he carried
the ball on IA occasions for $50.
His play figured prominently in
>he scoring of four touchdownS.
One came directly on a pass and
he accounted for another himself
on a plunge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Get Tennis Trophies

Jim Tobin, Dick Prakken. Ho-
bart Wrobbef and Max Gurman
were awarded trophies in honor
of their victories in the Highland
Park Open tennis tournament al
IA banquet held last night in High
land Park Jack Luke made the
presentation in behalf of the com
mittee. William Matson Tobin.
of the Western l.. T A.
was a speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
HAT TRICK FOR HILBERT

German-United wore down the
ThlStleS defense in the second
Stanza and Ewald Hilbert pulled
the hat trick by accounting for
three OF the goals; while Tony
Barra garnered the last one.
The Michigan Amateur League
had five close contests with two
ending in ties Better than 1000
fans witnessed Workers formerly
A. b. c. % deadlock with New
Detroiters at Northwestern Field.
Manfred NehHaaHH- counted twice
10 give DetToiters a 20 lead at
the half, but William Schumacher
and George Nienstiel came through
in the last 15 minutes of the final
period TO tie the score.
Ina tough contest at Atkinson
Park st. Clair edged out Hispano,
10. on Fred -Gondolh,s lone goal
At ST. Clair Field the league
leading BavarianS dewHed last
years city champions. HungarianS.
81 Bert Newman, formerly with
German-United in the National
Loop, scored the FIRST goal for
Bavarians. Steve Rohanie tied
the count at one all. but Fred
Bacaknecht and Pete Meadows
came through with the winning
TALES
The second game at St. Clair
Field saw VenetianS pull a sur
prise 81 win over tho Rangers
In the only other game German
b and Thistle b battled to a score
less tie at jayne Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
HepIer, Mdskin
Top Grid Experts

Frank LeahY Notre Dame foot
ball coach. Topped The Detroit
Times grid experts IN last Satur-
days games with six wrong. while
"a shakeup in the standings left
Clayton Hepler and George MaSkin
tied for first place.
Hepler. who was wrong on nine
choices. and Maskin with seven
miScucs Saturday. share the lead
with 81 winners and 18 losers
apiece Leahy climbed 10 third
place while Bob Murphy dropped
from first 10 fourth
Edgar Hayes. who had eight
wrong. was the only expert 10 pick
Dartm outh over Colgate. and
Oregon State over Stanford.
Standings 60 date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

the resourceful MacPhial and the hard
fighting field leadership of Durocher,
who should be a better manager in the
future and=he= hasn't heen=haA= the
past.
You still hear knocks on MacPhall
And always will since he is MacPhai,
a positive character and a very real in
dividualist. There is only one like him,
and TO that some will add heartfelt
Thank goodness.
But can't believe baseball could
have found another Moses" for Brook
lyn to match him. One TO put thai
seething baseball borough on top in
four years and, at the same time, take
one Of the most mismanaged and man
handled baseball properties in the his
tory of the sport out of the red.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

most Of the running went all the
way home Sherman finally crash
ing over from the lyard line
The second score was made by
kieppc on a 53-yard return of a
punt
When Marquette punted the
second time kieppe got loose and
shaking away from a half dozen
tackles went over the goal line Ia
decide the ISSUE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Don't Count Out Yanks, Dodgers

Worlds Series which they hooked up with of the
Western clubs TO give festival ntersectonal
angle would be ideal.
Not TO the worlds champion Yankees and the Ma
ona League champion Brookyns of the 1912 under
stand Neither them will be counted easily,
be sure.
Yanks because they have Barrow and Mccarthy and
quality quantity The Dodgers because they have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
lines Writers Choose Talent From State. Miohie
Whizzer for Lions
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

AS long as Whizzer White wears
the uniform of the Detroit Lions
against a team that is closely
he will probably be the
outstanding man on the field
Next Sunday when his club
meets the apparently irresistible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

! dUlNcI>.
Nelson made
two long. senSa-
nonal runbackS
OF puntS "A n d
score on g
touchdown for
Mich ig n. In
the latter part
of the game his
passing was the
best Michigan
showed. Anu MS
v er y presence
on hef field
seemed TO give
the Wolverines
new spark and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Dog
Wins National.
Title
Detroit Boston Terrier
Best in Show at
Event Here Sunday
BY DON GuLIEs

Allamuchy Valley Luke, a s.
year-old, high headed, streamlined
Brittany Spaniel, owned by Walter
Clements. Chicago attorney. is the
new NATIONAL field trial champion.
He won yesterday at the L, A.
Young Gun Club against spaniels
from seKen states.
Luke, as he is better known, has
powerful headquarters and an
ability TO cover ground. especially
in "brdy" spots In winning.
Luke made a beautiful cast. pull
ing up first on a solid point.
Second place went TO Jeffrey de
Klenamon. owned by Walter Klee-
man of Springfield. Ohio. with
third going 10 Beau de Bonaven-
ture. a 27-month-old Brittany
making his first start in major
competition The latter is owned
by Bob MeGHFdy, well-kRewn De
troit Brittany breeder
DR. Chester A. Keogh Of Chicago
won the Derby Dog event with
Mannon Glaze Eochaidh. ST Bri-
cite de Bonaventure. another Nc
Curdy entry. handled by F. A.
WilkerSon Of Detroit. won the
puppy trials.
Champion Sensations Ginger. a
Boston terrier owned by Lavinea
Hamacher Of Detroit, was Judged
best Al the annual American Ken
mel Club speciality show al the
Fort Shelby Hotel Sunday. Bos-
tons from 20 cities and towns
were entered.
Among those that won hrsts
were Chiefs Little School Girl.
owned by Mrs Claude J. Fitz-
gerald of Wyandotte. Others
entered from Detroit who won
blue ribbons were Russell Jones.
Vincent G. Perry. Edward l..
StEeh5 Charles Funk. Mrs. Waiter
Doublestein. Edward G. FROST. MI
and Mrs. William Gordon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Grosshans. Mr.
and Mrs r. - Parkinson. Mrs. r.
II Lathers, William r. Howe and
Mrs. Louise K Stanard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
.OsCo Presses
ChrysIer in
Soccer Opener
Campbell Scores
Two Goals; Thistles
Bow TO Germans

Outplayed. but not outScored,
ChrySlerS today held a % VIC
tory over Iosco following the
opening of the National Soccer
League at Mack Park.
IoSco'S team play and a de luxe
passing attack had the Automen
Oh the run throughout the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
TUO Star at State
BY EDGAR HAYES

Two Lansing boys Dick Kieppe
and Bob Sherman, shared jointly
in top honors at Michigan State
Saturday as a fine Spartan team
turned back the favored Mar
luette eleven Is to z.
1t must have been fate that
picked these two lads out for star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13


quite obvious he says. It's because
he's notorious pitcher
What. as Uncle Sam Goldwyn asked
when he saw the sun-dial, what will
they think of next
Before we pack the old baseball
away in camphor balls for little while,
we'd like to say that the season just
closed struck us as one Of the most
exciting and finest IN recent years
What a game it is, and what tremend-
Gus hold it has on the public
The high tide Of hysteria rolls from
city to city. and if the game is in the
doldrums in one, you usually find it
piling up waves of excitement in the
next town.
In the natural course Of events,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Chicago Bears,
some 3 r u i n
back may grab
all the glory.
3 u I as [ h e
Rams fell be-
fore the Lions
y ste r day 1t
was the Whiz-
ger again.
II was White
vino pcggCu the
long pass TO
Paul SzkaSh for
a 47-yard gain
in the first pc
riOd that set
Detroit up on
Z h g Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

guess the next place IN which the pg oo d
pennant-fever lightning IS likely to strike
The Hub long overdue and has long been one OF the
anywhere The Braves don't figure TO have
the resources to figure prominently pennant scramble
It's different with the Red Sox and the mighty Mr. Will
lams outfit coming along steadily II not sensa-
tionay And nicer fellows than Joe Owner Yawkey Eddie
Collins and William Co. couldn't have at bat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Maddrik for L. ID.
BY HAROLD KAHL

There are a number Of outStand-
ing sophomore halfbacks roaming
the collegiate gridirons this Fall,
but well match Elmer "Tippy
t90-pounder on the Uni
Of Detroit team. with any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

of them.
Madarik, who
h ails fro m
Joliet. H.. was
the outstanding
player on the
field as the
TitanS rode 10
[ h cir h r d
straight victory
state Teachers,
45-0 lie is the
n @ a st APP
proach 10 Lloyd
Brazil al De.
troit we have
seen. a n d may
even Su r y a 5 S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

but they lacked
the scorin G
punch.
Neil Campbell
accounted for
both of winners
& o a $. getting
one in each half.
He got the first
after a kin g
p a S : e $ from
A n q y Clemens
and Jack Card
no. Late IN the
second period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
DOrdiS Visions
Big Attack Year

Continued from First Sport Page
Of lining up. The ~ has broken
out like a rash all over the coun-
Try Where used in general these
seems to be no perceptible gain IN
offensive efficiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

NEW YORK. Oct 81 think you have something there
Mr.. d. Thank you s.5
And Mr. Sudduth Golf, portrait painter has iIleno
whose favote pitcher is Red RuHng Of the Yankees Not
until he heard us mention that the carottop IS shy tour toes
on one foot however did Reds admirer kno" mat
So now says he understands why ne always mas al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
OUTSTANDING GRID HEROES OF WEEKEND
0ns and Titans
Nelson for L. ".
BY BOB MURPHY

Dsvey Nelson, 156-pound half
back was the~man OF the hour for
Michigan against Pitts docile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Draw Handsome Paw

World Series umpires have come
a Tong way since 1905 when they
were paid S475 for the series Now
they draw $500 plus liberal ex-
penSeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
TULANE ON MARCH

In the South, Tulane was on the
march until Rice came along and
edged II out by a point This game
and the Stanford-Orcgon State
were The biggest surprises of the
day
i'm the Fast this Fall The favor
ltes were Boston College Holy
Cross. Georgetown, Fordham and
Navy. Only Navy and Fordham
remain with The former the most
impressive Fordham escaped de-
feat bv seconds against southern
Methodist two weeks ago but
Navy is becoming stronger each
game
Unnoticed hy thc experts im the
early predictions Cornell Penn.
Columbia and Dartmouth are
showing signs of lie and VIII bear
watching
Three Of last years unbcatcn
elevens really have been taking o.
on the chin Temple handed
George own It's second loss m two
weeks lafayette absorbed itS
third straight licking ion as many
games from Navy and Clemson ace
counted for Boston College Sec
ond Either Frank Lcahcy got
away JUST n time or Boston Col
Ipgc is needing him badly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Larry has done remarkable job ! think ana done ~
bascav on the muscle. 1t is thing to do with nhhonS
IF a Wrielev Bradley or RUPERT Another to do it in the
situation in which the redhead found himself when ne went TO
Rrookyn an outlander from Michigan via Cincinnati
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

ans drive ndd
.cfore reaching
nidfeld in the
second period.
Kieppe W a s
back TO punt
but a tumble
prevented hi S
kick and he
had 10 run with
the ball lie
gave a fine eX-
h bition of
cvading tack
lerS and made
a 29-yard gain
and a * Z
down
From here
s tate W II h
Sherman doing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

dom on this
particular Sat
urday. They are
not reg u | a S
and only got
their c h a n c c
when OF h er S
w Q re h u r {.
Kieppe replaced
wv - a V i S,
State 5 trl p c
I h r G a { back,
and Sherman
was m o V Q d
from substitute
pitarfcrl,grly IN
fullback when
all the other
candidates for