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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Oregon State
Beats Oregon

EUGENE. Ore. Nov 29.-The
Oregon State Beavers today vir-
tually clinched their first Rose
Bowl bid by defeating the Univer-
sity OF Oregon. Il 10 Z. in a foot
ball game that paired with the
California Stanford upset TO give
oregon State the undisputed
crown Of the coast conference.
II was the forty seventh time
the two state rivals had tangled
and the most vital 10 Oregon State
in the long history of the annual
Civil War game.
The Beavers were forced 10
come from behind in the final
quarter 10 defeat the Webfeet.
Scoring midway in the third pc
riod. State failed To convert and
Oregon took the lead on a 54-yard
run by Curt Mecham and a con-
version kick by Jimmy Newquist
as the final quarter opened.
Trailing by one point, the Bea-
vers slambanged their way TO a
second touchdown midway in the
same period with Fullback Joe
Day scoring on an off-tackle play
that started on the Oregon IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Lorson's Success

Coach Swede Larson bowed out
as director of grid destinies ar
Annapolis with today's game. A
Navy coach always figured he has
had "A good year-if he has beaten
the Army. Well, Swede beat them
every time for three years. which
makes him just Nays grea'A
coach. He leaves shortly for acFJ
service wiih-the- marines.--
A distinguished gathering was
on hand for The game. Mrs. Frank
lin n. Roosevelt was here, AS were
haiEthe generals and adr1irafs Of
the United States. The entire
group of Midshipmen and Cadets
were also present.
They all looked very pretty and
"nice as they paraded before the
game but once tho whistle sent
the picket squads into action all
eyes were conferred OF Nays Bill
Busik Last week Frank Leahy
told The Detroit Times Downtown
Quarterback Club that Bit waS
the best hack Notre Dame saw all
year. Today Bill convinced almost
100 900 fans thai Frank knew
what he was talking about,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

who won 10 contests, captured five
series, tied one with Washington
and lost 70 New York. AL Ben
ton won five but lost TO New York
and did not pitch to a decision
against Washington. Red Ruffing
won four and tied two. Vernon
Gomez won four, tied one and
lost one.
Other pitching high spots during
the 194l campaign follow:
Newsome won seven straight
from Chicago.
Sid Hudson Of Washington won
six and lost but one when tackline
Detroit
Edgar Smith Of Chicago wor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
White, 5 Others in
Last Game forLions
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Bryon (Whizzer) White, one of
footballs greatest backs, and five
of his teammates on the Detroit
Lions, may close their football ca
reers Sunday when they finish the
season against the Chicago Card
inals at Briggs Stadium.
White is to enter The navy
within n few weeks and the other
players have either been ordered
TO report for military service or
have been given draft deferment
until the close of football season
Maurice Britt. the end from
Arkansas who gave Detroit its
triumph over the Philadelphia
Eagles, is a second lieutenant in
the infantry reserve and is 10
leave Immediately after the game
to report at Omaha. Monday.
The others who will probably be
in military rather than football
uniforms when next season ar
rives are halfhack Cotton Price.
fullback Floyd Parsons, end
Owen Thuerk and tackle Andy
,Ogan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
j. M. Bust Set
For Wednesday
Honor WestfaIl
and Departing Seniors
at Book-C adiIlae

Honoring Bob Westfali, the re-
firing captain, in particular, and
the departing seniors in general,
the annual University OF Michigan
football bust will be held at $50
p. m. Wednesday in the grand ball
room of the Book-Cadillac Hotel
More than 600 are expected to
be on hand when the traditional
m" rings are presented TO West
fall, Joe Rogers. Rueben Kelto
Bill Mellow, Bob ingalls,, TED
Kennedy, Bob Flora. Harlin Frau
mann and Dave Nelson.
In addition 10 Westfall, Capt
elect George Ceithaml, head coach
Fritz Crisler and freshman coach
|Wally Weber will be principal
speakers. Judge Robert M. Thorn
will serve as POSTMASTER.
Special guests viii be tho Ali
|State high school football players
Also expected to attend are Gov
Murray D. Van Wagner, Mayor
Edward J.-jcffrics and the
regents Of the university.
The bust is an annual event
held by the University of Michi'
gan Club of Detroit, president o'
which is Stewart Boyer. Louis J
| Colombo Jr., is in charge Of ar.
rangements for this years ban
lOIpf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Busik the Difference

Bill. r. 1s5-pound speedster from
Pasadena. Cal. was the difference
between winning and losing for
the Navy eleven this lovely after
noon.
He ran. kicked. and passed for
the Navy and did all these chores
extremely well. He turned in
bangup game on defense, climax
ing his efforts with an interception
on the geal=line which ended tho
last scoring threat OF the Army
The Army scored first late IN
the second quarter. and held the
advantage AT the intermission.
Shortly after the game got
under way Busik quick-kicked 10
the 1-yard line. Hank Mazur.
Army's brilliant halfback, punted
out from behind his goal line 10
Busik. who ronped back 10 yards
TO Armys 81. Navyewas threaten
ing and when Busik swept around
his own right end for 8 yards. il
looked bad for the Cadets. A hed
pass from center got away (
Alan Cameron and George 81
crashed through 10 recover for
Army on the 2S-yard line. That
ended the threat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
PAGES
lars 10 ViCtorY.
In Second Half
Cadets Fail 10 Hold
One-Touehdown Lead
to Beat Favorifes
BY EDGAR HAYES

PHILADELPHIA No. %
Naval history was made at Munich.
pal Stadium this afternoon as &c..
597 football fans saw the powerful
Annapolis eleven sink Army's grid
ders the third time In a row, ii TO
6. This historic grid series started
back in 1890 and never before had
the Middies taken three in success.
sion from the Army.
II was blitzkrieg In the third
period that rushed over two
touchdownS without the Army
ever getting their hands on the
ball that decided the issue The
Cadets made the mistake OF kick
ing off twice in a row rs the Mid
shipmen and twice they marched
the length of the-fieid-for-a
toAlphdOxyp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Gingras Is Star

II was speedy Morgan Gingras
who touched off Michigan States
explosion in the
third period. 1t required the
Spartans only five plays to push
across a marker after getting the
ball on their 40 in the first five
minutes OF the period.
Mike Schelb Tipped a pass 10
Bob Friedlund for lS yards. then
Gingras dashed 10 the 10. On the
next play, Gingras cut through the
weak side tackle and was off down
the sidelines for the score.
Getting break three minutes
from the end OF the third period.
when Lewis Smiley charged
through partially To block Charley
Schrader's punt and George Radu-
lescu recovered on the 25, il took
the Spartans only three plays to
score again. Two plays carried 10
the TO- where Mike Schelb scooted
through right tackle and scored.
ShermanY on the bench each
time the Spartans struck for
touchdoWnS, came on the held for
the extra point attempts and did
not even bother TO remove his
green sweat shirt. Bob had TO kick
twice for the point after his teams
second touchdown. for there was
some infraction of the rules after
he booted the ball. But Bob's Sec
ond kick from the %. was just
as accurate and twice as long.
The Spartans couldn't get going
in the first half and the local
team dominated Sherman had a
nice run Of II yards about mid
way through the period but the
fartheSt point the Spartans were
able 10 penetrate into West Vir-
glnia territory was Ia the as in
the waning minutes OF the first
half.
The Mountaineers started off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
State Is Superior

While only two points separated
the two teams, the SpartanS were
a much-more superior club. The
touchdoWns- they got-in the third
period came in an easy and me-
thodical manner and from all ap-
pearances they might have banged
across a couple more.
The Spartans were working
their way goalward in the first
few minutes of the fourth period.
only 10 lose the ball on a tumble
on-the- Mountaineer Pot was
after this Spartan threat that the
West Virginians. playing an in
spired game all afternoon, sud-
-tienfy-caught-ftfe- and went 30
yards in six plays for touchdown.
and then came hack with two
passes in the last two minutes
that carried 10 the Michigan
State AZ AS the game ended.
The football was of the hardest
kind, and number Of players on
-hoth-s sides Wefe-fefeed from the
game by injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Spdrtdns Hand
West Virginia
"A 10 Z Defeat
Mountaineers Score
First State TaI|ies
Twice in Sd Period

MORGANTOWN. w. Va, Nov.
%. Bob Sherman,s sure-fire toe,
which split the uprights twice for
points after touchdowns. provided
Michigan State Spartans with
their margin of victory today as
they defeated the Mountaineers of
West Virginia University, 14-12. in
a bitterly contested game.
The Spartans thus finished their
season with five victories, a tie and
three defeats and continued their
winning spell over the Noun
taineers. In their first game. here
in 1928. the team from Michigan
won, 26 to O. and again last year
al Lansing. II 10 q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Zuppke Has Form 10 Attend

Bob Zuppke worked painter pay his through
high school Milwaukee and University of Wisconsin Now
resigned Illinois where he served many years
give 10 the l0acre tract 10
Champaign which he stock Zup has
bequesthed the Him potential Don Gifn In his
luous Zup Ilni 1872, tied IL and lost 20
games
expensive racing stable shipped TO Florida this
Winter viii Wooe~t Farm with So horses headed by
Contradiction Joe Schenck Most Of the will be
stabbed at Hiaeah small Tropical Park
previous years. the Calumet Farm, owned by Warren
Wright Of Chicago had the largest number of horses in Florida
Calumet horses by Whirlaway. at Santa
Cal Brtton then as, beat George Levine New
weller being ring 26 years which record
for something or another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

Gary, Ind. Polish steel worker Kuzma and HarmoR
attended different high schools at Gary Besides football
starred basketball player and huer he stands
tall weights 200 pounds Doug Young who picks up
odd serving nesman Olympia quit hockey
yeararound workman for General Motors
Buddy Lewis Of Washington and Mickey Harris Of the
already in the Sam Chapman of the Athletics IN
naval contingent and Bob Teller hearing the buge
call faces will be missing in the American League the
coming thinks Panfield
united and unreal team rates bowl game only the salad
powl-HELPl HELP!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
BY LEO MACDONELL

Buck Newsom Of the Tigers.
was the only finger 10 drop 20
games in 1871, il is revealed in
A league service bureau release.
NeNSom lost four apiece 10 New
York. ST, Louis and, Washington.
Thornton Lee NJ the White Sox.
the only other pitcher besides Bob
Feller 10 win 20 games or more,
won six straight from the Tigers.
Among the Chicago Southpaw's
other wins we're six out Of seven
from Cleveland. four out of six
from Washington, both games he
pitched against Philadelphia. broke
even IN two games with 81. Louis
and lost his series with Boston
and New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Dobson Closest

No American League finger was
able 10 win every series during
the 1871 season. Joe Dobson.
whom Cleveland traded 70 the Red
SoN a year ago. came closest.
winning his series from FIVE clubs
and tying with the Tigers and
Browns.
Although Feller again led the
pitchers in victories-25 this time
he won only five series. losing
three straight 10 Chicago and ty-
Ing with ST. Louis. 3 10 3. He
took four out Of SIX from Boston,
the same number from Detroit
four out ~ seven from New York
six in row from Philadelphia and
four straight from Washington.
Dick Eewsome OF the Red Sox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
DOUBTFUL HONORS WON BY BO-BO
Only A. l. Hurer TO Lose 20 Games During Season

five out of seven from Washing
ton but lost tour in row to De-
troit and four out Of six to New
York.
Gomez won mis- five games from
Cleveland.
Ted Lyons, White Sox veteran,
won five out of six from the In
dians
Emil Leonard won five out of
seven from the Athletics but lost
his five efforts with New York.
Jim Bagby dropped six straight
to the White Sox Al Smith, his
teammate. lost FIVE out of six 10
the same team.
Jack Knott lost FIVE out OF six
TO Boston. Tommy Rridges five
out of six 10 Chicago, and Ken
dali Chase had the same luck
against Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

tories, a tie and six defeats for the
season.
Marshall (Blggie) Goldberg one
of the outstanding power backs of
Sutherland's regime al Pittsburgh
University. heads the Cardinals
attack under Coach Jimmy Conzel-
man. His mighty line-ripping usu
ally opens the way for the passing
attack in which the Cards utilize
two exceptional passerS, Johnny
Clement and Ray Mallouf. both
from Southern Methodist Univer-
sity.
The Cardinals season has been
very similar to the Lions but in
their three victories they boast
two over teams which beat Detroit,
the New York Giants and Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The Lions and Cardinals tied,
l4-l4, early in the season at Chi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Try for Third Place

These men and their teammates
will take their last shots for the
Lions, Sunday. in an attempt 10
clinch third place in the Western
Division, the same position Detroit
held at the close Of last season
A victory over the Cardinals would
give Detroit a record of four vic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

Juice Jacksonville naval stations football team Is
coached by Eddie Mahan the old Harvard hero When the
late Sam Waman ousted Ohio State football coach In
1888 Zuppke, asked if he thought Wilaman should
have been dismissed should So" Zup exclaimed his
teams have beaten us n last four starts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Service Men invited 10 Lions-Cards Game

Through the courtesy Of the tickets for the
Lons-cardina game Sunday available all army and
navy posts and In Uniform from all branches OF the
service VIII be welcomed Tickets will also be available al
stile "a before the gams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Yost Arranged Game With Irish

New York scribe recently cracked Michigan booked
Notre after Yos out of the way which
is untrue and Fielding H. Yost grand old of Ann
Arbo arranged for the resumption of grdfon relations
Irish Back from recent visit to Cleveland Scotty
wonders why Detroit continues TO lag the se sport
New York" the Scochman, Cleveland is now
the fight the country Monteth can't forget
days Olympia when he stood the customers on
each others Monteith reminds us that
predicted Sugar Robinson would be champion
day And haven't changed my mind Scetty says
taking such ancents Jackie Wilson and
Wright wearing robes Harry Baxter thinks there
Kayo Morgan to be ring champion vii
the ~ B. AS eatherweight champon back in 1881
in Of bum cker-now look at him.
declared Baxter And Wright New Yorks feather title
holder, older than Detroits City Hail. Charlie Finney
halfback first Lou Finney of the Red
Sox The football Finney halls from Buffalo, Ala Bob
Teller gave Margie Sanders of Kansas City ring Jeem
who drew $4,000 house in Detroit few ago
played o a 1927 crowd in San Diego Cal. recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Bill Robinson Is His Ideal

Bill Robinson Louis Ray Sugar Robnson's
idol Sugar would like tap like Bojangles Gordon Will
son o the Fordham Rams ful-booded Indian In IA
years only opponents have MADE three touch
against Gus Dora University of Detroit Itans
Hughes is in his twenynnh year head coach
Colorado A. NJ. The A. B. c. lists 1871 bowling
teams the country above years record entry
official basketball guide that court
played today colleges and in $4,000 high and
prep well being the Winter recreation for
countless church teams clubs and social organizations
Tom Kuzma Tom Harmon Michigans star
hafback years old and of children family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Golfer in Raj

LONDON. Nov. % 49, GNS) 49,
Henry Cotton. British golf star,
today is listed as a flight lieu
tenant in the ROYAL Air Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Navy Beats Army Sd in Rov, n to 6
26tS
nlaedoxa
SPORTS EDITOR
DiMaooio Offers Cure Champs Are Aged, SC
for Batting Slump: Baxter Has Hopes to
4ittino 'Nothino' BaA His Kayo=Morea az

Joe DMaggio saws one cure batting slump is TO get
good pitcher with IN The morning ana
have him simply put the plate with nothing on IT,
keep swinging hard hut merely meeting the ball 70 set
your timing down Luseiti the Phillips Oilers
basketball includes AlAmeTieas on It's squad
Thornley, captain said Coach Lou Little after
the Michigan played against nicer fellows man
the Michigan players were-between halves.
Freddy Welsh of the greatest hshtweights OF all
time got through gym workout he wrapped himself in
blanket and sitting on quart of ice cold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Punting Duel

The game settled for the time
being a punting duel with Busik
having slight margin over
Mazur. The Naval aerial attack
was launched but Bob Evans in
tprcepted Busik's first pass to stop
that
Navy opened the second quarter
with an entire new team. Army.
not so rich in replacements, was
more sparing in It's use Of substi-
tutes.
The two teams exchanged kicks
with no damage being done until
the quarter was nearly over. Sher-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
WHAT TIGER PITCHERS DID

ach Tiger pitcher against the other seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

Continued on Page Six
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-04-10
CHAPTER XvII-Continued

ID
When she ended, Mat Forbes
spoke. INA am, I'm not saying
you're right or wrong; but we've
nothing to go on" We've got to
look at it straight" he pointed out.
eve can ask Mr.. Corr to 60 back;
but if he won't, why he's the Cap
tain. We can't make him, unless
we know for sure"
To attempt to compel him in any
way, or even to disobey his COM
mands, was an action tainted with
mutiny; and Mat, as the whispered
discussion proceeded, repeatedly
pointed this out.
''He says Cap'n Corr was killed.
He's logged it that way; and he
can't go back on that, if it's true
or not. He's got to stick to it; and
short of handling him, there's moth
ing we can do"
"But I know he's lying" Mary
pleaded. 81 know Cap'n Corr's
alive" She felt Corkran's eyes upon
her; and she appealed to him.
Don't you, Corkran?"
Corkran was a long moment in re-
plying; and before he spoke, his
eyes swung from her to George.
Reverence" he asked gravely,
what do you say? Are you for 60
ing back?"
eyes"
''Would you be thinking to satisfy
the young lady, so she'll know he's
dead? Is that maybe it?"
''No. No, I'm sure he's alive.
He's hurt, maybe. If he weren't,
he'd have come to the boats. But
I think he's surely alive"
''Then it's knowing he's alive that
you'll want to 60 back and get
hin?"
eyes, certainly"
Corkran stood up, and turning to
the mate, said simply:
''Mr. Forbes, if himself here says
60 back, then say 60. If he said
not, I'd say no; but we'll do what
he's wanting"
Mat Forbes nodded. eyes, GER
tain. I'd say 60 back, if we'd any,
thing to go on. But it's hard to say
to Peter that he's got to 60 back
without knowing something"
'There's a way to KNOW" Cork
ran told him quickly. Gee was with
them ashore. Whatever happened,
Gee knows. Gees hated Cap'n Corr,
and talked killing ever since the
Cap'n had him logged. Maybe he
was in this, maybe not; but what
ever happened, he knows about il"
This was, clearly, true. If Peter
had lied about Richards movements
on shore at Hoakes Bay, Gee must
know it. Mary whispered earnestly:
eyes, yes Don't you see, Mr..
Forbes? Gee must know
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-04-10
TIPS to
Gardeners
CHOOSE BEANS WISELY

THE gardener should be well ac-
L quainted with the many avail
able varieties of stringless beans,
if he is to get the most from his
bean crop.
If earliness is the principal in
terest,, the gardener should select
either Bountiful (green-podded) or
Golden Wax (yellow). Bountiful
is excellent for use when small,
in shoe-string size. 1t is also a
good choice for home canning, for
it produces abundantly.
The gardener interested in yield
over long season should select
both a bush bean, and pole bean.
The pole beans begin producing
when the yield from the bush
beans tapers off.
Kentucky Wonder is one of the
best all-purpose pole beans. 1t
provides good quality snap beans.
When past the snap stage, the pods
may be cut up, and cooked
southern style. Later, this bean
may be used in the green shell
stage. In the more mature stage
the beans may be used in baking
or in soup.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-04-10
q BEN AneS WILLIAMS
w. ~. ~. ScTNt Ell
3Bu BEN AMES WILLIAMS

bore him SideWiSe and down. The
heavy revolver clattered against the
edge of the drawer, was jerked by
his fall from Peters hand. Mat
Forbes picked it up. Corkran held
Peter fiat, twisted him on his stom-
ach, dragged him to his feet.
Peter was stony silent now. Mat
Forbes turned to Mary. "You and
Mr.. McAusland move in here, into
these cabins" he said briefly. "1'l
iron him to the mizzenmast."
Later Mat came to speak to her.
He was white with strain, but his
voice was calm and steady.
'tHe's secured" he said. GIVE
left Mr.. Corkran with him, and the
doors bolted between. You'll be
safe here. I'll go call the watch and
wear ship, make back for Hoakes
Bay. Well be there, with luck, soon
after day. Mr.. McAusland can take
the Cap'n's cabin. You have yours"
1t was upon Mat Forbes that the
responsibility for the Venturer and
those aboard her now fell. Half per-
suaded by Mary, and then convinced
by Gees enforced confession, he had
accepted the necessity of leading
what was technically a mutiny. He
had not read that treason never
prospers, since if it succeed then
none dare call it treason; but he
understood quite clearly the i'm
plications of his own position. If
Richard were found, dead or alive,
Mats action would be justified. If
Richard we're not found, then he and