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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
IN HIS BROTHERS FOOTSTEPS
Big 3 Rule Waived for John AIIerdice

PRINCETON, n. j., oct. o.
In an unusual gesture, Harvard
and Yale waived the freshman
transfer rule to enable John Al
lerdice, former Michigan foot
baller from Noblesville, Ind, "a
play freshman football at Prince
ton, II became known today II
is believed to be the first time that
the big three have dropped their
freshman transfer rule.
--AlleEdiee- enrolled last year al
the University of Michigan, where
his late father. Dave Allerdice,
was an outstanding player under
Fielding YoSt. Following the
death OF, his parents IN a fire at
their home last year, Allerdice de-
cided to follow in the footsteps OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Lions Starting
Secret Practice

The Lions have~moved theil
practices to Mack Park. an en-
closed field. They will practice al
Neighborhood House gym wher
weather drives them indoors.
The Lions have reason TO be-
lieve they have been secuted very
thoroughly while practicing on the
open field at Neighborhood House
and they're not taking any chan
ces with the Green Bay game
coming up Sunday at Briggs Sta
dunn.
Johnny NoppenberG, the new
wingback purchased from the Pitt
SteelerS, and tackle Stan Ander-
son. acquired from the Rams, have
both been worked into the De-
.troit lineup and will make their
debut against Green Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
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DeadIine Set
For Pin Classic

Entries for the second annual
Rainbow All-Star Individual Bowl
ing Classic will be accepted until
a p. m. Saturday when the event
opens at Rainbow Recreation. The
field is limited to 40 and there are
still a few openings.
The event will run 26 consecu-
tive weeks with two squads each
Saturday after 4 and $50 D. m.
Each bowler will roll five games
per week across 10 alleys. First
prize is $500 and a trophy. Entry
fee is SIS
Harold Allen, who edged out
Steve Cruchon last season after
the latter had set the pace most
of the way, arc entered again.
Both showed a 205 average for 125
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

his brother, Dave Jr., al
Princeton.
Dave was injured and his ath-
letic days were over as a result
of injuries he sustained in the fire
Dave has been one of Princeton
outstanding halfbacks. n. MI
Michigan authorities approved
the transfer, and Fritz Crisler
wrote a cordial letter upholdinp
Johns decision. He was accord.
IHgfy admitted 10 this year s
freshman class at Princeton.
The question OF his playing
freshman football then came up
Harvard and Yale had been pro-
vided, under terms Of the big
three agreement covering ath-
letes entering these institutions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Gopher Game Makes Ann Arbor Boom Town
GOphers'
Record
With UNI.

Michigan and Minnesota have
been playing football since back in
1892. Minnesota won the first two
and then victories came few anc
far between for the Gophers unit
1884. They've won every year
since, seven in a row. Here is the
record: o
1S92--Michigan 6, Minnesota 16.
lS93-Michigan 20, Minnesota "a
l895=Michigan 20, Minnesota o.
lS96-Michigan 6. Minnesota 4.
lS97-Michigan Ii, Minnesota O.
19O2-Michigan %, Minnesota 6.
lSO3-Michigan 6, Minnesota 6.
lD9--Michigan Is, Minnesota 6.
|l9l0-Michigan 6, Minnesota o.
ll9l9-Michigan 7, Minnesota "a.
l92O-Michigan 3. Minnesota o.
Il92l-Michigan 80. Minnesota O.
ll922-Michigan rs, Minnesota z.
l923-Michigan 10, Minnesota O.
1924-MiChigan ID, Minnesota O.
1925-Michigan IS, Minnesota o.
l926--Michigan 20, Minnesota o.
l926-Michigan 2. Minnesota Sc
1927-Michigan z, Minnesota Is.
1929-Michigan z. Minnesota 6.
1930-Michigan z, Minnesota o.
l93l--Michigan 6, Minnesota o.
1932-Michigan 3, Minnesota O..
Il933-Michigan o, Minnesota o.
ll934-Michigan O. Minnesota 81.
1935-Michigan o, Minnesota 40.
l936-Michigan o. Minnesota rs.
l937-Michigan 6. Minnesota 80.
193S-Michigan 6, Minnesota z.
1939-Michigan z. Minnesota 20.
1940-Michigan 6, Minnesota z.
1.-Two games in 1926.
Totals-Michigan Is. Minnesot,
IL. two tied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
5.N.,b .]a&s
= y
" by BOZ mtvqpAy
CeifhamI, Perfect Quarterback Has Carried
the Ball Only Once for Michigan

So you want to know about George Ceithaml Ell?
Well start off by predicting that Michigan beats
those Golden Gophers Saturday. George
Ceham in his unsung way will have much to do with the
victory any other Wolverine. Perhaps
He's big smiling blackhaired Czecho-Slovakan boy He
has carried the ball from scrmmage only his
Michigan AS you know by this time he played 60 minutes
against Northwestern Saturday quarterbacked what
expert football called perfect game"
In his modest way George the at Evanston
the best he played.
at especially satisfying me-" declared Ceithaml.
because the only college game I'll play for Michigan
In the Chicago That is home and lot of friends
there Al Wert and the other Chicago boys felt
the about It."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

The same was true of the Michi-
gan-C Chicago series back in the days
when the Maroons were flying high
under the guidance of Amos Alonzo
Stagg. To lesser extent, the Michi-
gan-Pennsylvania and Michigan-Mich-
igan State clashes have always been
rated among the classics.
But for the toughest, hardest.
knock-down-and-drag-'em-out battles
of all, none can surpass the clashes
between Michigan and the Golden
Gophers of Minnesota. The thunder
of crashing blocks and crushing
tackles fill the stadium when these
two powerhouses collide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Double Duty Back
swieeer May Go Back TO FuIback Post TO
Gophers Against Y. Nj.

The other cripples. Capt. Bruce
Smith, halfback, and Urban Odson
tackle, appeared TO be in GOOD
shape as the Gophers got a thor.
ough drill on defense against
Michigan's running attack.
The squad of 80 players will
leave at 6 p. m. tomorrow. going
directly 10 the depot from the
practice field. and will arrive in
Jackson, Mich. Friday morning
There will be a light workout al
Jackson Friday afternoon, the
squad leaving there just IN time
TO reach Ann Arbor a couple OF
hours before the kickoff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Columbia Loses
SnaveIy for Season

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-QNS)-
Don Snavely, whom Coach Lou
Little believes is one Of the best
centerS in Columbia's football his
tory, was lost TO the team for -"
season today when physicians told
him that an injured knee wou.o
keep him on the SidelineS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

with all details concerning Aller-
dice, but their first decision was
that he could not play freshman
football.
However. when Harvard and
Yale learned of the reasons behind
Allerdice's transfer they held a
special meeting last Thursday and
voted TO permit him to play with
the Princeton cubs.
Allerdice accordingly played In
the backfield in the Princeton
Ifreshman"s opening game against
Mercersburg last Saturday and
spanked the Tiger frosh 10 a 25-7
victory over Mercersburg. Aller-
dice will also play this Saturday
against the University Of Penn
sylvania frosh. lie Is being hailed
as an HII-Ainerican prospect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

letics. He played only football at
Lindbloom High in Chicago but
took part in other sports as a
member of the Sokol, the ma
tional Czech organization.
a. Georges mother has never
zen him play football. His
ther Travelled to Ann Arbor
Tor the Pitt slaughter lover Il
week ago. This was the first
time he had seen son George
call signals or STAY the opposi-
don with blocks.
George has three brothers
and two sisters who have seen
him play often. But his mother
and dad will take their Michigan
football over the radio and
through the newspapers during
The rornoindar If his afau az Mil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
NJ Fans Feel
If S The Year
For Michigan

ANN ARBOR. Oct. 22.-Ths
rip-roaring days Of the late 20s
are returning to Ann Arbor and
the University of Michigan. Not
since the free spending days In
1929 has there been 20 much ex.
citement in this university town.
Minnesota is coming to town.
The Golden Cophers, the pride Of
the football world, and Michigan.
with a fine punt and an effective
pass, has a chance 10 break the
long string Of Nctorfes the Morse.
men have run up against them.
II was back when Herbert
Hoover was president that Michi.
gan last turned back the great
Minnesota club. Franklin Delan0
Roosevelt was campaigning for
toffice on that day in 1882 when
Harry Newman kicked q field
goal and Michigan was q winner.
80. The next year was q tie and
since then IL has all been the Cal.
Looping Gophers.
FORESEE THE END
Saturday may see the end a
this domination. The Michigan
fans are convinced of il and they
have snatched up every seat n
the stadium for the game. And
another $1,000 could have been
sold easily, but the concrete sides
of the stadium won't bulge an
inch.
So once again Ann Arbor II d
boom town. The hotels, tourist
camps and rooming houses have
been sold out for q week or more.
All towns around report q brisk.
reservation business for this week
end.
AT Michigan the pace n reach
ing fever pitch az the authorities
go into high gear to prepare for
the assured throng of IS, 600. plus.
Harry Tillotson and his staff q
ticket handler work far into the
night getting mail orders on their
way. The. windows are kept busy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

Jug symbolic of the rivalry between these teams
been long time gone.
That's just of the reasons that Saturdays clash
Ann Arbor viii be different than in days past Thai
Minnesota will bring of its powerful in his
tory here Michigan eleven that has conquered the
Wildcats of Northwestern further a typical bat,
before sellout crowd of $1,000 fans.
So let's turn back the years and remnisce bit.
The best of them all? We asked Mr.. Football himself
Fielding H. Yost his choice the 60 victory
by his Meechigan in 1910 at Ann Arbor.
THAT the toughest of them ALL There three
A-Amercans in that game McGovern at quarterback
Walker tackle Minnesota Stanfeld Wells
af nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
That Greenberq-WiIIiams Deal

nationally known sports radio commentator out
with that Hank Greenberg definitely will be
traded TO the Boston Red Sox for Ted Williams
Naturally Briggs Stadium quiet the subject And good
reenberg before he entered the army is hard for
believe the Red Sox would trade away 400hter who has
youth on his side.
Wasn't it Aesop somebody who said:
ANY time trade is made in baseball both sides have to
be willing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Fight Results
By InlernaiIonaI New. seryIc

BY international News service
Al New York-Pete scalzo. 1911 New
York former n B. Welterweight title
holder. scored technical knockout owe
Morris tCurey) Nichols 12s. New Yori
80 Roman Alvarez 1877 New York. de
feated Joe Torres, 40 Puerto Rico CO..
At White Plains. y. Young Kid Ne
Coy. ifs. Detroit. Knocked ont Buster Car
roll. $50. Lowell, Mass CO
At Jersey City. n. J-Jackie Ajax, i52
New York. outpointed Ray Rovenl las
West New York, ~. }. Cs).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
.SFormer Wings
at
Olympia Tonight
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Eight former Detroit hockey
players now bossed by Larry Au-
RE. one Of the Red Wings all
time greats, are on the Pittsburgh
Hornets team which will give the
Wings their second preseason
test at Olympia tonight.
Iron-musclcd little Larry. hero
of Bctroitis Stanley Cup days. is
through playing. He sashayed out
on the ice for his club a few times
last season but he is placing him.
self on the voluntarily retired list
this year. he said today. Aurie
made his last appearance on
Olympia ice in the Frank Mac
Donell Memorial Fund game last
Spring when he went down the ice
with Hcrbie Lewis and Marty
Barry to rack up q goal minute
after taking the ice. II was q
great finish to his playing days at
Olympia.
FAMILIAR DEFENsEMEN
On the Pittsburgh defense with
which Aurie will try TO check
Jack Adams men are Scotty Bow
man and Pete Bessone, both for
mer Red Wings. and Mickey
Blake, az one time with the De-
troit Olympics They will be
operating in front Of Goalie Har-
vey Teno, who filled in the De-
troit nets three seasons ago for
several games after Normie
Smiths departure.
Cecil Dillon. the right wing
whom Detroit sold 10 Pittsburgh
at the start of last season, and
Johnny Sherf. one-time Univer-
sity of Michigan captain who was
sold 10 the Hornets three seasons
ago, are among the Pitt forwards
with center Harry Currie, who
was once Detroit property.
Sherf is expected to be on Au-
rie's starting line, with Glenn
Brydson, former Maroons and
Hawks star. on the other wing
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
l4o-Pound Grid Notice

St. Anne's football team desires
games in 140-pOund class. at home
or away Call Chuck, LA. 269S. be-
tween s and 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

| was only a sophomore, but l scored
two t0uchdOwns on passes from
Bonnie to help beat team that had
licked Iowa, 1924 champion, $40.
only the week before" Bonnie re-
veals.
"Mr. Yost says that was the most
perfectly played game he ever saw"
What's more, the gold football
Mr.. Yost wears is the one dated 1925.
the year in which he had his best
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

II you ambitious to try your luck imbser climb
right and and call correctly few of the the Big
Ten this weekend
There's Minnesota VS. Michigan Northwestern VS. Ohio
State Indiana Wisconsin Iowa Purdue.
Any calling all four Of these correctly call Colonel
phisk Well give each and every Of you free seat in
Michigan Central waiting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
He Likes TO PLAY Entire Game

With Elmer Madar understudy to Ceitham still on the
a list George faces the prospect of going 60 minutes against
the Gophers.
when I'm playing WELL" he said Il like stay In there"
The big quarterback and blocking back majoring in
Michigan He has had any hobby ah
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

ANN ARBoR, Oct. 22.-The football rivalry of Mich
igan and Ohio State has been told in many
since these Big Ten schools meeting grid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
NOrSenlen Heavy
Are Those Gophers Bie7-Here Are the Statistics
for Saturdays Starting Teams

Much has been written about the tremendous weight
size edge the Minnesota Gophers will have Michigan
eleven Saturday Here is the starting lineup of
with the weight height and experience player
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

Il was assistant coach that year and had secuted
Minnesota In every game guess that's why Bennies
stands out In my memory" he Celebrates.
OF that scoreless tie in 1888 the
indicated years. thriller. Stan Fay dragged Pug
Continued Page 20)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
'sM' InsnsOrlnIs Recall Gopher Classics

touchdown that enabled the Wolverines to wn TO- with
the aid of Bonnie Fredmans gifted toe
THAT thrill of but guess got my
biggest kick of beating Minnesota $780, the before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Kipke Remembers 1926

But if Bonnie doesn't pick that
1926 game, there are others who do.
And foremost among them is Harry
Kipke, ex-Michigan coach who was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Straight for .Gophers

And it's always been thus. Over the years the VOL
vernes have advantage of IS victories to IL for Mime
soa while two have ended deadlocked But the Gophers
have the last straight and that Little Brown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Passed Twice. Then Plunged for Score

wells went back into the baceld to throw two
that took the ball down to the Gopher 4yard line with
minutes left play. Then he bucked three times
the line before going over"
Bonnie Ooserbaan, three times AlAmerican,
queed and surprisingly enough he didn't choose that 1926
game in which he scooped up tumble and for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
What Most Every Roomms+e Knows

Whdf Most Every Koommefe Knows
Cetham's teammates call him "Cy'' He is member Of
Theta fraternity. His Don Boor secondstng
fullback.
EFT IL nice roomlng with Don." Cehami tells you. Eve
the size Clothes"
Ceithaml In silent leader The coaching stan and his
unbounded confidence his judgment And they
know that the play rolling big George will do than
his part to clear the way.
More than this there better receiver the squad
than the Michigan On defense he glttering
gem
It's players Of the George Ceithaml stripe that the
wheels of a successful college football 60 round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

CONTINUED on Page 2O)
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Time to Reflect

The solitary side of our nature
demands leisure for reflection
upon subjects on which the dash
and whirl of daily business, so long
as it's clouds rise thick about us,
forbid the intellect to fasten itself.
-Froude.
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RABBITS AND RABBIT SKINS
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apple. I settled it for them.
Young Solomon's Mother-That's
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RABBITS AND SKINS
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Breach of Promise

Breach of Promise
my wife threatened to leave me
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PERSONAL

LIFE PRINCIPLES. cause and effect laws
correctly applied. develops personality,
Literature. INSTITUTE OF HUMAN
TECHNOLOGY, DALLAS, TEXAS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28
AMT Mem D0NTHET FL APOLCARSkc

uszitani, hogy veszedelem mem
fenyeget benniinket, hogy a
haborut Roosevelt akarja?
A wheelerek nagyon jol .tud-
jak, hogy a nepkepviselet tobb-
sege megszavazza a nenzetve-
delem minden szikseges kelle-
ket, tehat a hosszabb katonai
szolgalatot is meg fogia sza-
vazni, inert lelkiismeretes a
honatyak t0bbsege, Es a kote-
lesseg al6l mem akarnak es
mem mernek kiterni.
Ha Wheeler tudna, hogy az
8 szavazata odt allhat a nern-
zetvedelem utjaba, talan 8 sem
merne q javaslatok ellen sza-
vazni. ~~~
De inert tdja, hogy a sziikse-
ges intezkedesek meg lesznek
ngylS SzavaZva, ez a kls CSC
port politikai toket kovacsol az
elnok ellen S ait hazudjak a
nemzetnek, hc.y hc.y yedekezesre
mines szuksegunk. -
EFT a lelkiismeretlen jatekot.
ezt a tisztessegtelen jatekot
egyelore nem latja a polgar-
sag, inert a haborut mindenki
kerulni szeretne s inert az al
dozatoktol mindenki irtozik. S
ICY Wheelerek AIT szavaljak,
amt szivesen hallgatlak.
De polgarsag jozan reszc-
mex be kell latni, hogy a nem-
zetvedelem kerdeseben mem
donthet a polgarsag, inert fo-
galmunk sincs arrol, hogy mi
a nemzetkozi helyzet jelenleg S
inert mem ertiink hozza, hogy
a nemzet vedelmere milyen ero
szukseges.
S ez az egyetlen dolog, ami
vel sem jatszani, sem political
nj mem szabad, a nemzet biz
tonsaga, amt szukseg szerint
ra kell biznunk a kongresszus-
ra es a kormanyra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28
Kiraly In1re.

gereket S mindazokat, akik a
negert is embernek tekintik.
De megfigyelhetjiik, hogy pl.
Mr.. Lindbergh, meg a t0bbi
uszito gentleman a deli ALA
mokba gyilesekre mem jarnak.
Mert azokban az allamokban
ugy erik, hogy MOST a nem-
zet teljes egysege szukseges,
es ellensegesen fogadnak min
denkit, aki ez ellen a sziikseges
egyseg ellen tor.
Az a sok al Ku Klux Klan,
amelyek mind oft csiraztak XII
a deli allamokban, ma mind
menekul arrol a videkr6l.
Mem szabad felejtenink,
hogy maga a Klan is diktatura,
hogy a tagsag feltetlen enge-
delmesseggel tartozik az "Invi-
sible Empire" Qathatatlan csA-
szarsag) fejenek, hogy Ok "pol-
garositjak" azokat, akiket fell
vesznek. Hogy a tagok egymast
sem ismerik, inert csak alarc-
ban talalkoznak egymassal s
vakon tartoznak a vezer pa
rancSait k0vetni.
Az eln0k engesztelhetetlen
ellensegei, a csal6dott politiku-
sok, a megfekezett nagyt6kesek
es azok az elemek, amelyek
amelyek mindig a zavarosban
igyekeznek halaszni, tovabb is
folytatjak a racketek szazait.
S talalnak mindig suckerokat,
akik reszben penzelik 6ket, resz
ben az uszitasnak bed6lnek.
De ugy latszik, az vi mez6
mem Dixi orszag lett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-28
J0zANODlK A DEL

Valamikor az intolerancia
leginkabb a Del-en, Dixi or
szagban viragzott. A civil ha-
boru minden megmaradt gyii-
l0lete es kesersege volt a meleg.
agya mindannak, ami fail vagy
felekezeti elfogultsag volt eb-
ben a hazaban.
Oman indult az elso vilag-
haboru utan gyalazatos utjara
az ujra felelesztett Ku Kluz
Klan New Yorkig kellett ha-
rapoznia, hogy szettorj0n.
Most mintha Dixi orszag ne
pc XII lenne jozanodva.
A Klannak meg ma is oft
van a b0lcs6je, de a nepnek
mem kell tobbe a maszlag es
annak nagyon "nyom6s'' bizo-
nyitekat szolgaltattak a napok-
ban.
Carolinaban "orszagos zasz-
lobontaSt" rendeZtek eS a fove-
zer a diszbeszedet tartotta, mi
kor elkezdtek a tojasok es a
paradicsomok r0pk0dni.
Ha husz evvel ezel6tt valaki
egy tojast, vagy paradicsomot
mereszelt volna sz6noklat k0z-
ben a Klan vezerere dobni, biz
tosan mem tavozott volna el
Give a gyiilesr6l.
Most viszont 6riasi hahota
volt, mikor elkezdtek a toja-
sok es a paradicsomok r0p-
kOdni.
Mem allitjuk, hogy az egesz
Del ilyen liberals lett, inert
Georgiaban peldaul eppen a je-
.lenlegi kormanyz6 iild0zi a ne