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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
GaeIs Pinned for Dukes

MORAGA, Cal, Nov. s. QNS)
A heavy scrimmage against Du-
quesne plays was scheduled for st.
Marys gridmen today, with bril-
liant Johnny Presto" Podesto do
ing the key work in the backfield
as usual. limitations that the I'M
defeated and united Dukes will
have passing offensive Of their
own when they meet at San Fran
cisco Sunday left the Gaels I'M
IMPRESSED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Whatever the outcome, the
triple-header scheduled Friday aft
ernoon at u. of d. Stadium be-
tween Pershing, DENLY and Ham
tramck football teams will not be
lacking in rivalry.
More than just the East Side
championship of the Metropolitan
League will be at stake. The
Pershing- DENLY annual neighbor-
hood feud also can be passed by.
What the three teams will have
fresh in mind is the chance to
avenge the results of games played
against each other in regular sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

tumble in the last three minutes
gave them the ball on Pershing's
3-yard mark. Hamtramck then
tailed the touchdown to win.
Earlier in the game a Pershing
marker was nullified by a matter
of inches.
But what really tied up the East
Side standings was Denby's TO
victory over HamtraInck a week
later. The Tars, taking advantage
of a break. scored early in the
first quarter. Despite Hamtramck' 5
later drives, the Cosmos could only
score once and then failed TO add
the extra point
As a result, DENLY felt il should
have beaten Pershing. PerShing
thought Hamtramck' victory over
it was a fluke. and Hamtramck's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Why GOphers Lead
Figures Show Golden Horde Tops Conference
in Both Total Offense and Defense

of 16 passes. Michigan stands sec
ond to Minnesota in rushing with
an average of 1898 yards.
Wisconsin heads the pass COM
.pletion department, connecting for
an average of II times out of 10
attempts. Purdue. holding oppon-
ents to an average pass compile
ton percentage of .231 and a net
average passing gain of "a yards
per game, leads in that field.
Illinois leads in kicking with an
average of 1863 yards and in OPP
ponents' fumbles recovered with
an average of two per game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Wildcats Spirits
High for Hoosiers

EVANSTON III. Nov. s. 49,
-tIfNSt me Northwestern Wild
cats though still somewhat disap-
pointed over the loss Of the Mime
sofa game last week. labored over
a spirited practice offensive today
with Coach Lynn Waldorf stress
ing passing and BAH handling
Waldorf was confident that spirit
viii be high. for Saturdays en-
counter with Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

The high school boys and girls
who 60 in for browning mythical
champions in football certainly
are in for an interesting party this
year.
Soft pickings. comparable TO a
year ago and year before that
when Flint Northern was the big
show. no longer exist, The unde-
feated. united field is down 10 two
Grand Rapids Union and AL
pena.
The latter can't be considered
too highly because it plays Cass
B opponents for the most part.
As for Union. it's the claim of
many. the team is a member of
one OF the states weaker Class A
leagues. Hence, the Union stock.
they say, should be sliced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Columbia PoIishes
Passing Attack

NEW YORK. Nov. SIMS
Coach Lou Little today scheduled
another passing drill for his CO.
lumbia University squad today as
he prepared for the clash with
Penn State at Philadelphia Satur-
day. Yesterdays aerial drills
found Paul Governali and Ken
Germann playing the stellar roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Robbie doesn't say much about
il but he took stock of himself.
put himself on a mild diet and a
lot of hard work over the Summer
in the express office of the Cana
dian Pacific at his home town of
Edmonton, Alberta He whitfield
off 30 pounds, of which he has
regained five.
Some of the experts thought
Charley Raynor, who filled in for
Robbie several times last season,
might beat the veteran out. But
Earl clinched his job again by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Plan Comeback
For ChaI|edon |

International News Service Wire
SANTA ANITA. Cal, Nov. 81
Victim of several setbacks from
injuries and illness last WinteV
w. L. Brann's Challedon now IS
being readied for an important
comeback at Santa Anita this
year. his temporary trainer, Harry
Unna. said today.
Unna declared that after a So
journ at his seaside training camp,
Challedon appears to be in the
pink of condition for the coming
campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

son competition
this Fall.
Pefshing met
DENLY early in
October a n d
whipped { h g
I a r 5, ID 6.
From all ac-
counts ID c n by
o u I p ! a y G d
Pershing, b u {
took the short
G n d of I h C
count.
Later PERISH
ing met Ham,
tramck. T h e
Cosmos. W o n,
60 w b. en- q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Penn TO Open Harvard
Grid Schedule in 1912

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. s.
QNS)-Harvard University's 1912
football schedule calls for eight
games, beginning October 3. Penn
sylvania opens the schedule, fol-
lowed by William and Mary,
Dartm outh, Army. Princeton,
Michigan at Ann Arbor Brown
and Yale, at New Haven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Collins Royal
Diamond Clan

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
tract with his manager, Luke Car
ney, has expired and Luke now
has to take what Fritzie gives
him.
Comes a clipping from the Glas.
gov News and an excerpt from
Jayeff's' boxing bulletin which
tells of American sailors there
offering to defray Kayo Morgan's
expenses TO Scotland for a meet.
ing with Jim Brady, pride of the
Scots.
OPERATE ON FAIR
Tommy F'arr recently under.
went another operation. Shed
no tears for any loss Frank Bar
baro may incur on the current
White Hope tournament. He
simply can charge it off his income
tax.
Jack Kenney, circulation direc-
tor of the N. Y. Journal-American,
thinks Ray Robinson will grow
into middleweight by next year
and win that title, too. Mr.. Ken
nedy naturally is taking it for
granted that Ray will beat Red
Cochrane for the welterweight
crown.
Just heard a funny story about
Otto Graham, the Northwestern
grid star.
His father is instructor Of the
band at Waukeegan High. All of
the Grahams, including Otto,
played some kind of an inStru-
ment.
Otto's father agreed that he
could go out for football only on
one condition. He had TO play
between halves at the football
games.
So it was a weekly scene when
gridder Graham raced from the
field to take his place in
the band for the usual doings at
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
TITAN ATTACK LEADS

Offensive honors. collegiately,
in Michigan football thus far this
year belong to Gus Dorais' Uni
versity of Detroit Titans. In six
games the Titans have rolled up
ia points, 80 more than second
olace Lawrence Tech
On the defensive end, Alma and
kalamazoo are deadiocked for the
.op with Is apiece. followed closely
~ Western Michigan and North
ern Michigan, 20 each, and Michi-
tan with Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
WEIGHT SLOWED HIM

The 30-year-old Robertson FIR
iShed last season on the last place
Americans at ponderouS 19O
pounds. He could fill most of the
Americans nets without his pads
And il wasn't too hard to beat
him. Sometimes, the old refleXes
seemed a little slow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Monopolize Pennent

In y years. the New York Yam
KEGS have won four more pen
nantS than the seven other Amer
Ican League clubs combined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Renew Old FeudS
Metro Prep Grid PIayoffs Friday Will Give
Rival EIevens Another Chance

loss TO DENLY would never have
happened if the Cosmos were
themselves on that day, they said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
DUFOUR HAS HOPES

George Dufour, whose ST.
Theresa eleven will meet Lourdes
Sunday at u. of d. Stadium for
the Catholic League First Division
east side title, is hopeful of re-
peating over the Bears.
The Pirates won, 14-13, and Du-
four is counting again on Balm
Smith. Ward Lucas, Bill Dollon
and Bill Cullin to turn the tide in
their favor.
Smith and Lucas will be ST.
Theresa's offensive hopes. Dillon
distinguished himself by kicking
both extra points against Lourdes,
while Cullin broke through to block
EourdeS conversion try which. if
successful, would have given the
Bears the sectional title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Tom Connell. Lourdes coach. be-
lieves the ST. Theresa defeat was
just what his squad needed. Con-
nell, a former u. of d. grid great,
has plenty confidence in Lourdes'
power. Statistics bear him out, for
the Bears piled up 1S first downs
to st. Theresa's 5.
Olympia will see high school
basketball this Winter after a
lapse of nearly 10 years. The
Metropolitan League cage semi
finals and finals have been booked
in the big sports palace for March
20 and March q.
In latter years the Metro baS-
ketball championships, rarely fail
ing TO draw a full house, have
been held at Naval Armory. now
occupied with national defense.
Catholic Central, still unbeaten
after tying Hamtramck in Septem-
Der, engages st. Augustine's of
Kalamazoo at Kalamazoo in it's
next game Friday, The Kazoo
eleven holds a 60 decision over
ST. Theresa this Fall.
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WHEREOF CE
TEACHER FOUND
DEAD IN CALF.

XENIA, O., Nov. 26-Sherift
Walton Spahr was informed last
night by Dwight Williams. inves-
tigator from Cleveland, that the
body Of Robert Coleman, 36, had
been found in Los Angeles,
Cal. morgue. Coleman was .
teacher at Wilberforce universi-
ty,joining the faculty at the start
ofthe current year.
Los Angeles police asked for
picture of Coleman to con-
firm the mans idenity. An au-
topsy revealed that death was
due to poisoning. No other de-
tails were available today.
Coleman lived at 7717 Lucia
avenue, Cleveland. He left Will
berforce Oct. Z, by bus for Xenia
and did not return. He had said
previously that he might accept
another position and university
officials were not alarmed when
he did not return.
According to Los Angeles po-
lice the man registered at the
YMCA Oct. 13, as Donald Ellis
of New York City and said he
was looking for work. His body
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YWCA NEWS

The Younger Girls department
Of the West Side YWCA well
comes the newly Organized club
lie Jeune Madslu6isalles.' The
members are intsrtstsd in per
sonality and charm development.
Ofacera are, kathfsh Warner,
president; Juanita oAmpbell, vice
president; Pearl Jackson, secre-
tary; Gladys brown, treasurer,
and the adviAor. Mrs. Nancy
Aaron. A most successful year
to LIE Jsune Madafnoiselles!
Friday night the Blue Trian-
gle sponsored q Box Social at
the West Side branch and i gala
time was had by all present. as
boxe were auctioned off to the
highest bidder. Members and
guests engaged in dancing after
boxes were disposed Of.
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We Must Seek

Continued from last week.
dice from our social struc-
ture is to establish absolute
freedom for the individual.
If those Of our racial minor
tiles were allowed the OPP
portunities to produce for
themselves, independent Of
the fluctuations Of business
cycles, no man would suffer
persecution. 1t is greed,
| thriving upon mans fear
4 Of the morrow, that induces
@ren to exploit their less for
4 sunate brothers. However,
aiustice in its purest form
eWill never rise out Of the
nuck Of violence. It may
come only by means Of a
BORT Of re-educational pro-
&ram.
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Co-featured with "Rose Of
! Washington Square = Paul Ro-
beson sings in his latest and most
dramatic role in "The Tunnel
at the PALACE Theatre Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday, Nov.
3Oth. Dec. 1st and End.
Thrill the ear and soul with
compassionate beauty Of his mag
nificent voice Paul Robson has
never been seen or heard to
greater advantage than in this
fast-moving, exciting story Of the
struggle for existence in the
Welsh coal mines, portraying the
drama Of life in one Of the most
hazardous Of all occupations. Mr..
Robson definitely proves that he
can act as well as sing in the
stellar role as one Of the Ave
brave and fearless miners who
attempted to clear a mine shut
down by cave-in, only TO find
that their way is blocked by q
fire ahead, and by another cave
in behind, and it is only through
the courage and self-sacrifice Of
Robson that the way is paved
Afor the escape Of the other min
ers and the opening Of the mine.
Paul Robeson's magnificent
voice joins with chorus of min
ers, and leads them in their sing
ing at the annual Eisteddfod,
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festival that has been traditional
with the music loving Welshmen
since the days Of the first Prince
Of Wales, and he also sings "All
Through The Night deep
River and other old favorites.
.Rose Of Washington Square"
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7Hz47RIsAl5 USEME EN-! PAGE SPORTS lIe5laIs

present on Sunday. December7,
at 4 p. m, The Hattie Jackson
Guild Singers of the First Bap-
tist church, Cincinnati. The pub.
lie is urged to come and enjoy
these singers. A rare treat is
promised. There will also be an
evening performance.
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DAYTON
1 o c A [ 5

Mr.. Riley N. Jackson who has
been confined to his home, 26i
Homestead avenue, for the past
week with severe attack Of
tonsilitis, is bac kat his desk 1T
the Ohio State Employment
Office.
Miss Ida May Rhodes, popular
school teacher of Cincinnati, was
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Elliott of s. Hawthorne
street the past week.
MASONS ATTEND MEETING
All the members OF Harmony
lodge are planning to attend
their district meeting in Cincin-
natl Sunday. They will leave from
the 9Th st. YMCA at Ii am.
The Charity Organization will
meet at A p. m. Sunday at the
West Side YWCA and commit
tees for the years activities will
be appointed.
The Young Women's chorus of
Zion Baptist church is pleased to
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Paul Robson Most Exciting Picture
"The Tunnel" At The Palace
Sunday, monday, and Tuesday

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Chapter No. 5 Of the serial,
king OF THE TEXAS RAN
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at the Oakland (Calif.) Port of
Enbarkation, was, relieved from
active; duty Thursday, Nov. "a,
and transferred to the Enlisted
Reserve Corps Of the Fifth Area.
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Evening star., 1941-05-13
Carol a Regular Fellow
On Voyage, Shipmafes Say

By the Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., May 13.-
Carol of Rumania, who an enthu-
siastic 5-year-old British refugee
dubbed "the king of the boat" was
described yesterday by his ship
mates on the American Export liner
Excambion as a regular" fellow
who got a thrill winning 50 at
bingo.
1t was the consensus, too, that his
companion in exile, Nine. Elena Lu-
pescu, was badly misunderstood.
"She is soft and kind and tender
the type of woman who should have
10 children" commented Mrs. A.
Lindsey Aymer, who was her ROOM
mate on the voyage from Lisbon
to Bermuda, where Carol and Nine.
Lupescus left the boat for Cuba.
OF the former King Mrs. Aymer
said: "a
He is charming. He doesn't
drink, is fond of music and is very
sentimental. He was much de-
pressed over leaving his son CKing
MihaD. to whom he was deeply at
tached. The closest he came to
politics was expressing his conf
dence as well as wish that England
will win.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
c. U. Dean Will Speak

The Rev. DR.. Thomas e. Mitchell,
dean of Catholic University's School
of Social Work, will speak on what
the Church Has Done for the Social
Advancement of the Nation" at a
meeting of the Washington Council,
Knights of Columbus, tonight at
ais O'Clock at the willard Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
New Team, but Winning One

This the explanation Brazil offers for the which
the ans have kicked the battered old dope bucket around this
Last Spring the entire first teamCapt Jack Pana
Bob Chan Charles Buchho Frank ODonne and Nick Pegan
graduated Faced with unusually tough schedule the
und squad that reported to Brazil this expected
to be lucky to win half its games
But the lightly regarded Titan players themselves had other
ideas They weren't concedng thing They figured that
clippings ball and appears that they were
right.
To date they've beaten St Marys of Orchard Lake Assump
Centenary Scranton and Marquette They dropped close
S2ttles to Iowa u. and Vilanova.
Statistics for the first confirm Brazls state
the boys making teamwork offset the lack of
brilliant individual performers The Tans have scored 314
points, yet individual scoring eadersCharles Adams and
Charles OBrien--have only Al apiece
The Tans after 12day ayo will face the National Uni
versy the Naval Armory Friday night Early next
they will invade Indiana meeting Purdue at Lafayette
Tuesday night Indiana State Teachers Terre Haute
Wednesday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
sgd Abel Back
To Aid Wings

The Red Wings put in their Sec
ond practice of the week today
with Sid Abel back at left wing on
the Don Crosse, Eide Wares COM
bination. Tomorrow's workout will
be held in the University of Michi-
gan rink at Ann Arbor because
the OLYMPIA ice will be taken up
for The Detroit Times Intercity
Boxing Show.
The 1906 crowd at the Hawk
Boston game Sunday boosted Chi
caog attendance for the season to
1865 Maj. Frederic Nc
Laughlin, Hawks owner, had
charges ready to be filed against
Jack Adams and Jimmy Orlando
at the National Hockey League
meeting although the two helped
bring the largest crowd in hockey
history into the Chicago Stadium
1t put $4,000 in the majors
pocket =. The Red Wings didn't
get dime of the gate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22

concentrate on school work and
that he would not leave the
campus until after his examination
schedule was completed February
IA. If he plays in the game II
will necessitate his being absent
from the first week of school
during the second semester.
Thus far, two other players on
the Michigan team, Ed Frutig and
Ralph Fritz. have agreed to par
ticipate in the proposed game. and
Forest Evashevski also has indi-
Gated that he probably will play
Harmon tentatively is making
plans to attend the Presidents
Ball at Washington. D. c., for aid
against infantile paralysis, he SAID
today. but whether he can be pres
ent will depend upon classwork.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22
Gillette Earns His Wings
Champion Skipper Now Ensign i'm u. S. Navy

in the hottest class on the river.
1t was just a year or so later that
AL Thomas replaced Linwood
Gillette as crew. Al and Cy
proved a notable team. They won
many regattas and in 1887 cleaned
up in the races for, the Richardson
trophy, emblenfatic- of the Great
Lakes championship. COPIED the
classic Edgemere bowl and went
on to win the river championship,
Then Cy ana AL moved UP into
the larger classes and sailed on
boats of the Mackinac race type.
MACKINAC SAILOR
Cy went to Mackinac aboard
Semon "Bunkie" Knudsen'S, Clelms
Charley Beck's, Hostess II and
Tommy Lofts. Duchess. AL be-
came a good hand aboard Eddie
Wunsch'S Mink.
Ensign Gillette believes that a
knowledge OF sailing helps any
one in learning to fly.
"Flying a small ship is much
like sailing a small boat. Hand
ling q bomber Is like steering
the Hostess (52-foot yawD.
The feeling Is much the same"
explained Cy.
Last Winter he was aboard Tee
Hoster's Terejia when she won thu
CONTINUED on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-22

fighters but of them stood with folded to restrain
natural impulses to leap in and start pitching
"You should seen them grin at each other said
Boucher They all started out obeyng the rule and saving
that bucks apiece But wait until they really get
up nght-theyl all be In there smuggling each
other like the Leafs Wings in their blowo at the end OF
Some of the boys have low boiling point and
1t doesn't take long until they convinced 1t Is worth 80
punch has feeding them the butt end
of a stick all night"
Referee Mickey oHaHd- Iineman Charley McVeign are
others who think hockey will more gang fights
II think the rule a good thing, though says Mickey
"You the boys want to batter each other
but those mob fights delay the gamesomemes even make
referees miss trains. That's bad bad!"