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

willard Brock 20 Lenona Smith, 81
clarence c. Christensen. IS, Ruth Fales'
John C. Honk Jr., ~; June Anita Rudolph.
Andrew A. eau. is; Betty J Aumsn. 10.
Roman chmielaski, al; Marie Hengehold,
Neil McGnem, 20 Evelyn Kimmins. "a
Walter A. Bullock, al Gertrude Ruth
Evans. "a.
De Los tombstone. 81: Marian Breen. 81.
Arthur Rosselle. 10: Irene vervisch. II
Raw Stephenson, 20: Eleanor LoZzon, IL.
Albert Kirklsh. 40: Olga Kali: 40.
James n Dunn rs: Edythe Morris, ~.
Frank w. Stuart Jr.. az Rose Mary Dan
John Giganti. ia; Vita Albo. II.
George r. Lindermsn, as Elizabeth Ann
Edward p. Flags, 81; Bernlce wy.zynski
Firmin p.ceuninck. ~; Margaret Mary
Van Driesch. IS
Todor Muntean. so: Helen Muhais SO.
Luigi Nebaloni. a. Mary Garascis. 46.
Riley Billiard. "a: Margaret Clarke, IS.
David Lebow. 81; Thelma shainak, rs.
Thomas sehremser, 20; Gracemsry Cox
Fred W. Flsehsmsnn, rs; Edith Deinrer
Symons, az
carl II. Krsut.r, 20; Hnda A. Kussck. al.
Julius R, zvirIdin, 40; Frances !. Kan
stephen Makowski. Is: Lo,tIs Lalewicz. 20.
Raymond G. Riley. 2s; Lets Mccormick
IS.
Gordon y. Msssner. 10; Kathleen Deegsn,
20
Mark Battles 81: Jottie May Stockell, al.
Egon Benesi. IS. Eva Berger. %.
Raymond Thomas. 10 Rosetta Samei 20.
Charles Combs. "a: Rose NJ. Chiesa. 81.
Jerry Ware ~. Rosie Lee Neal. 20.
Bob Hunt. Is Bette Knepper. -.
Ralph Bex. % Anna Lee Jackson 20.
u anlg
Francis y. Breckenridge. 20. Dorothy NJ
Gtsrke 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

Rizze led the frosh in point
making last season. He threw in
81 field goals and 33 foul shots for
POT points in 20 games. an aver
age of almost II points a game.
In the Titans' opener against
last week. RiZZo showed
that he had lost none of his marks
He tried four difficult
shots, and dropped three of them.
AT present Rizzo is rated as a
second-string guard, but he is eX-
peeted to see a lot of action. He
is a tireleSs runner and good
floor man. He has everything he
needs for basketball fame except
size, and perhaps he'll eventually
prove that he doesn't need that.
Rizzo came to Detroit from
Chicago, where he starred for st.
Phillips High School. He was ac-
corded all-national prep honorS
and selected as-the- Haestvaluabfe
player in Chicago in his senior
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
BIRTHS

BUYS
BOYS were born 10:
Helen Albright. SIS White. Lincoln Park.
Lillian Benson, $3.50 Chatsworth
Beulah Burke, llis East Evelyn, Haze
PARK.
Lauretta Barr. 22es Huribut.
Irene Bostos, 1928 Military.
Irene Bolam $685. Robinson. Allen Park.
Margaret Collins. 1857 Ellsworth
Louise Gardineli. i4si Garland
Lena Cady 54S4 Kenilworth Dearborn.
Anna David. 1888 East Hancock.
Pauline Dorsten 1874 Wayhurn.
Helen Debol 6629 Crane.
Sophie Donakowski 23I4 Woodmere.
Pauline Fox, 1891 Pasadena.
Ruth Fleck. $3.50 Diversey
Catherine Finkbeiner. 1921 Maplewood
Marjorie Glover, 1882 Turner.
Edith Goodman. 3005 Chicago boulevard,
stbyi Gilt. 3os West Cambourne Ferndale.
Virginia Gilmore, SOS w. Warren.
Irene Grzywacz. 1921 Caldwell.
MaXene Graylon. 22l0 Third.
Ruth Goodman 1885 Prairie
Margaret Hanlon. e541 Longacre.
Mary Haggerty. as La Sale Place, Crosse
Gloria Hoey. 2o6 East Hancock (twin).
Doris Hittenmark. 1851 Lenox.
Lillian Jacobs 27l7 Tuxedo.
Marie Jackson 5000 Jordan.
Justine Jarrett. 1897 Glover.
Eleanor Jaiko. 4l55 Thirtieth
Eva Kolehmainen. 15345 Northlawn.
Stella Kucel. ls5is Klinger
Rose Klocke, 1714o Winthrop.
Lily Larson. 154s Waverly
Lois Ludwig Gotham Hotel
Elma Lohmeer. So Ferris Highland Park.
Helen LaBine 520l JOY road
Josephine Mcintyre. 1920 Coyle.
Frances Moody. 1873 Glenwood
Rosemary Murphy. 1925 Brchcrest drive.
Bernice MaZur. 1873 Royce
Beatrice Minis 1880 North Martindsle.
Gertrude Mahnke, SOq6 Doyle.
Christine Nickel 1853 West Vernon hwy.
Willie Murphy, 2644 East Lafayette.
Ethel Norbury 500 81 Clair
Delphine Newcomb 633 Lakeview.
Hannah Noffert 1920 Omra
Dorothy Newman. $685. Twenty fourth.
Irma odette 12is Beniteau
Cecile Perrym 10000 sussex.
Margaret Polite. 1875 Dean
Clemmle Phillips 1912 Twelfth street
Gertrude Ruspakka s040 Fourteenth
Irmgard Roach 3461l Book Wayne.
Cioe Robinson 679 Yves, Warren.
Mary sharp 1862 Townsend.
Agnes Slowke. 1929 Eastwood.
Lucille swsnaGan. 267f7 Palmer, RoyaI
Veronica sakalss, 27Ie csnin. Ham
tramck
Ruby setter 1851 Ellar. Dearborn.
Viola s,rbenac. ieis Highland.
Title Strasner. 37l1 Tyler.
Anna sputa 1883 st Louis.
virginia Trudeau. 1918 Rademacher.
Janet Thompson, $40 South Center Royal
Theresa Talosi. 7s5 Central
Dorothy Valade, 25t2 Belvidere.
Elizabeth Variot, 1890 West Grand boule'
ward.
GIRLS
Girls were born 70:
Frances After 1868 Audubon.
Clara Alu. 2140 Cody
Evelyn Baker $3.50 West Vernon highway
Leocadia Babula. ls349 Filler.
Grace Baughman. 1870 Clay road, Romeo
Funlcs Byars. 65O5 Yinger, Dearborn.
stella Bednarek 1880 Plainview.
Rose Balough. 526 South Rose.
Edna Bridenbaugh, 1871 Thirteen-Mn'
road. Warren.
Frances Ciacchini. 1924 Medium.
lThelma Crandall. 1871 Northwestern.
Nen Damanski. 1850 Clippert
Fbha DeFrancesco. 1887 Mendoza.
Mary Daisley. 265t Beniteau.
Bessie Ferguson, 1000 Hillcrest drive. Bir
rninEham.
Mary Fox q23s Harvard.
jeanne Galah 1882 Princeton.
Lois Geddes 232 Pilgrim. Highland PARK.
OrIa Hendrckson. 472i Brooklyn.
Pauline Hawkins 1727S Lowell, Roseville.
IAnHie Hedgecough. AHA Trumbull.
INipa Hansen. 77it Tyler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

stanley Weber. rs Elizabe,h Wojcik. 20
John T. Howell, IS Mary NJ smith 81
Carnegie Pardue IS: Dorothy Leyeque. Is
Randall Chapman rs: Margare, Pratt %
William MCMILLAN. rs: Glennis Knox, IL
walter Dooin. "a Doris Leach 10
William T.. Beatte. 81. Helen Besttle. IS
Edward r. Baakko, 80; Margaret Eleanor
Johnson. %
Joseph NJ Borys - Adele NJ sicmies, ~.
Fnar West 81 MarRare, Nash 80
Robert = Flsnnsry. % Gladys lone FL
Holt, Is
Victor swiderski. "a: Chariot. J. Glivs
%
Arthur c. Besonen. 81: Edna y Leh,s ~
Harry Jessop Jr., 10; Vivian Marie Man
sell. 20
Charles Bright "a May Belle Edwards. 10
Edward Mamchnik, az Monica DziesHko
20
Bit NJ Brakeman, 10: Margaret y. Tsy.
Tor. 40.
Ivar W. Swanson. 81: Winifred =. Boldt
81.
Raymond s Russell 35. GLADYS Green, 81.
Robert Pru'' % Angrene Davis %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
DEATHS

Anna Buds 1898 Angln ~.
Amelia Masse. 5O03 Third SO
Ida Galloway. 372e Parker. "a
lCelia KnodeI 343o Cadillac. -
Minnie Cooper. 1890 Fischer. AZ.
Steve Morey. $3.50 Otis IS
William r. Barney Aifs JOY road 81
William T Mumford 664 East Garfield. 50
Thomas Albert Walters s235 Canton, So.
Henry oulnkert, 1887 Sheridan. 70.
Edward Nolan. 37t0 Maxwell, go
Bruno n. Halbauer. 1900 strathcons drive
81.
Albert Hosft. 5soi st. Clair IS.
Lena Winczuk. io633 Devine. "a.
Mike Konikow. 9122 Russell. al
Joseph Friedman 1920 conIngwood. II.
Archie Hall. 5sl Medbury, 10
Benjamin Robinson. 2q11 Sturtevant. ~
Golde Turner. 3s4i West Buena Vista. 70
Fannie August. 25l0 Taylor a.
Herman J. Estelman. 1909 Bsgley. 50.
Rudolph Hudziec. 1915 Packard. 81.
William Hodel, l3435 Arlington. a.
Jane r.. Hermann. 1854 Twenty fourth, so
William Henry Cornell. 1884 Charlevoix, 81.
Anna Ferens. conneisville. Pa, 81.
Ralph Don Webster, 1887 Roselawn. II.
William G. Douglas 17i3t BEDFORD 70
William John sullivan. 4f61 Vancouver 81.
Minnie Il. Lecestre, $3.50 sixteenth, -.
James J. Case. 40 West Alexandria rs.
Evelene Kletzke. 4t75 Military. 80
Jerry Richard Wsreham, 1896 Dumbarton,
2 months.
Loyola o. DriscolI. 1924 Lemay. SO
Anne Catherine Gansen. 1850 Fullerton, SO
William r. Lore 68s Webb. so.
John II Bryant. 5235 Bslfour 80.
Elizabeth Belthrop, 1895 Sixteenth. rs.
Stanislaw Gongla, 1925 Twenty -fifth, So.
John 3. King. 1913 Waterloo. SO.
Thomas Burns Jr., 1878 West Hancock, ;
months
sarah Alice Thompson. ESQ East Grand,
Marie Victoria Basco. 1922 Lyford. IS.
Mary Coline Wilson, 1859 Buena Vista, 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Three Positions
On M Lineup
Still in Doubt
Wolverines Rated
Big 10 Dark Horse.
Open With State

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 12.-With
three positions in his starting
lineup fairly we'll set. Bonnie Cos
terbaan today laid plans for his
Michigan basketball teams season
opener against Michigan State
here Saturday.
Although only four lettermen
have returned, the Michigan five
is rated as dark horse in the
Big Ten race because of the pres
ence OF several promising sopho-
mores. Among them are Morrie
Bikoff and Ralph Gilbert of Flint,
Bill MacConnachie of Montclair
N. j., and Bob Shemky of Crystal
Falls, all of whom likely will see
action against the Spartans.
Paced by Capt. Bill Cartmill at
one of the forward positions. the
starting five undoubtedly will in
clude junior center Jim Mandler
and guard Leo Doyle. leaving one
of the forward spots and one guard
spot 10 speculation.
Battling for the open forward
Job are letter-winner Mel Comir
and sophomore footballer Boz
Shemky. 1t is likely, however
that the starting call will go t6
Comm since his experience will tiI
the scale in his favor.
There are three candidates FOL
the vacant guard position in Dor
lWhiteyl Holman, veteran eager
who was kept out of action las
year by an injury. and brace o
rockies. Bikoff and MacConnachie
OF these. il seems probable tha'
Bikoff. former Flint Central ace
will get the nod because he. unlike
the other probable starters, i!
small and fast.
Whoever holds down the SECOND
guard position will be entrusted
with the unenviable task of guard
ing Chef Aubuchon, States stal
play-maker from Gary. Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
-Four Bad Men Of Mai
On Card at Arena

Four of wrestling's bad men
will appear on Mondays card at
Arena Gardens--Paul Ortiz, Chief
Banda Tabu, "Reb" Russell, the
current bad boy king. and Dale
Haddock. a former coal miner who
likes his graphing rough.
They are spread over the four
In the featured double
header the Chief meets Gentle
man Jack" Claybourne and Russell
takes on frankie Taylor. who once
wrestled in the movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
MANY TO ENLIST
Auto Club s. Takes
Twelfth Straight

Auto Club today boasts its
twelfth consecutive victory. The
clubmen held a four-point head
way for two and one-half minutes
last night at the new Ferndale
High School gymnasium TO beat
out Toledo of the National Profes-
sional Basketball League. 43-39.
Toledo led at the half. 1913
Dan Smick and Howard McCarty
were prominent for Auto Club
Charles Chuckovits and Malcolm
Melmark. former University OF
Missouri star, stood out for Toledo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

At Downtown TMCA-
90 Woodward Baptist vs.. Central
PFeseytefiaHI
NORTHEAsTERN DIVISION
Az Burroughs School. boys gym
3 90 Mt. Zion Intermediate VS.. Burns
Baptist Intermediate
800 Birkett girls VS.. Hurlbut Baptist
ZOO Birkett Baptist VS.. Cumberland
Bethany Methodist vs. Mt. ztor
Lutheran.
Q 90 Hurlbut Baptist vs.. Harper Meth
10 90 Birkett Baptist VS. Asbury Meth.
odist
Girls gym
90 MI. Hope Methodist VS.. East Grand
Methodist Intermediate
& Hope Reformed girls VS., East Grand
: 90 Pe,hanv Methods, girls VS.. Mt
Hope Methodist girls.
90 First Reformed vs. Hope Reformed
800 Burns Baptist Va. East Grand
NORTHERN DIVISION
A. Highland Park Hish school boys
90 Calvary Evangelical VS., First Bap
fist
oo-Westminster Presbyterian vs. 81
Paul Methodist.
s-oo-st- Andrrw presbyterian vs Trufr
Lutheran.
Girls gym
TOO Highland Park Baptist vs.. Trinity
G On Chnrch Of Christ VS. Trinity Grays.
Q 90 Highland Park Presbyterian vs..
Metropolitan Methodist.
A. Northern YMCA
s 3O-Twelfth Evangelical vs.. WOODWARD
intermediate boys AT Westm ter
Church r-.s..-----.g -.-.----------
90 Highland PARK PRESBYTERIAN vs.
Westminster
500 Finnish Lutheran vs. Metropolitan.
A. Metropolitan Church
700 Highland Park Baptist vs.. ~.
Iike's Methodist
500 50 Andrews Presbyterian vs.. Trim
itv Methodist
NORTHWESTERN DIVISION
A. Nardin Park Church
90 Dexter Baptist VS.. strathmoor Meth
odist
500 seovci whites VS. Northwestern
Baptist
o 90 Nararene vs. scovel Blues.
A. McMichael School
: 80 Grace Methodist vs.. Nardin Park
s 30 wSi,caeid Methodist VS.. Grand River
soiTHrASTERN DIVISION
- Jackson Intermediate school North
: 80 Bethany Evangelical VS.. Reforma-
'ion Lutheran
s 40 Jefferson Methodist vs.. Rose
pointe Presbyterian.
South gym
30 Mack Avenue Evangelical W West
minister preshNterianr-
s 3O-St Marks Methodist VS. Covenant
PRESBYTERIAN
WESTERN DIVISION
A, Western High School
: 90 Emmanuel Baptist vs.. Campbell
Methodist
& Oo-Olivet PRESBYTERIAN vs. 81. Andrew s
Presbyterian
q 90 Fort PRESBYTERIAN VS. Ecorse Pres
hvterian .r
MlANDOTTF
Games n he played Monday, Deem
her Is
At Roosevelt High School
% FRS, Methodist vs. CenWood Meth
odis'
soo-Firs, Presbyterian W.. First Bap-
tist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Net Stars Get
Extra Duty

Both Kimbark Peterson and
Fred Kovaleskie have double
headers 10 play and win tonight
TO gain the quarterfnal bracket in
Great Lakes indoor tennis cham
pionship tournament al the FAIR
Grounds Tennisium.
Peterson must get over Bill
Moritz to meet Ed Roszak and
Kovaleskie beat oy Gibson TO meet
Herb Wendt Jim Tobin pairs with
Bob Hurst. Leonard Convoy with
Frank SkierSki, and Harry Witczak
with George Cushing Jr.
Skierski moved up with an TN
expected victory over Wally
Preston who was head and racket
favorite before the first rally
Skierski punished Preston's short
lobs consistently, and his service
kept Preston from getting too far
out of hand Skierski had the
better all-court game and won
OUT. DO, OIL, O-D.
Wendt moved up by disposing Of
George Cushing Jr. 6-3 Ga and
Roszak by eliminating Henry
Gage. 3-6. 81 Ga MoritZ defeated
Tom Lowenstien, So. rs. As Peter
son allowed Walter Nier one game
in each Of two sets.
Cushing Junior advanced by =
60 81 triumph over William
Kirkpatrick For a lightweight
youngSter the younger Gushing
hits hard Off service and forchand.
Virginia Cotton Northern High
School senior. advanced IN the
women's singles by defeating Rose
Stone 6-1 6-1 Emily SirvlS.
Northern graduate, won from Liza
Campeau. 6-3. So. Miss Cotton $
next opponent is Sylvia Campbell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
TinieSt Titan Good
Rizzo Makes Up for What He Lacks in Stature
by Accuracy on Those Long losses

Although he stands only : foot
Z and is one Of the smallest col
legiate cagerS in the state, Saliva
tore John Rizzo may mean the
difference between a mediocre and
a successful season for the Uni
Versity of Detroit basketball team
this winter.
The sharpshooting sophomore
will receive his second test of the
season when the TitanS clash with
St. Mary'S of Orchard Lake Sat-
urdaY at the new Lincoln High
School gym, Nine-Mile road and
Livernois avenue, Ferndale.
Reason for the diminutive
Rizzo's importance TO the Titan
squad is the fact that he is one
of the most promising long shot
artists TO wear the Cardinal Red
and White in recent years. Lack
of a player who could pop them in
consistently from way eHt-Mas
one of the big handicaps of the
l940-41 L. of y. squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls were born 10:
Mary Harris 3464 Preston.
Gloria Hoey 2oe East Hancock Owin).
Dorothy lnglis. 1890 Grayton.
Rose Kevonisn. 6117 Colfax.
Betty Kelley. 3042 Gladstone.
Dorothy Kapala, 1908 Rutherford.
Wanda Koweck, se6s Rockdale. Dearborn
Dolores Kamnski, $3.50 Barlum.
Alvina MacKay. S02i Ashton.
Elsie McKendricR. 3i0 Hastings
Eunella Mehing, ll42 Audubon, Crosse
Dorothy Murphy. 1895 Indiana
Helen Martin. 1886 Monte Vista.
Jane Melnik. 1871 Monte Vista.
Bessie AcGraw, 1922 Hurlbut.
Pauline Miteff. 1895 Greeley.
Lucille Marucco, 1890 sussex.
Leona Maisano. s445 Horatio.
Evangeline Msnsure. 1873 oaknsld
shirley Mayer. t0ss Tyler
Nancy MCKAY. 4l56 st. Aubin.
Margaret Piotrowski. so5l stockton.
Sara Pregerson. li53i Byron.
Dorothy Palm, 1918 Montrose.
Alma Rohn 1915 Rosemont.
Evelyn Raneri. 1885 Infantry.
Genevieve Raikowski. 1903 Loystt
Virginia Simcox, 1857 Georsa
Florence sharp, 1913 Rowe
Ida spos 1911 Mackay.
Elizabeth stratton 1850 Essex Van Dyke.
Evelin schut,, 1870 HaIelridse.
Laura stakov. 100 Clairpoints.
Irene Smatik. e0i7 Sire.
Margaret Trowbridge. 32s Ridge road
Crosse Pointe
Ruth Trimble. 1924 Vermont.
Margaret Thifault. 1871 Twenty-fifth.
Bedia Toctan. SIS Dubois.
Velma Vachon, 340e Devon. Royal Oak.
Ruby Vendai s40S Beechton
Virginia Wollenzin sO17 Conger.
Gail Wolfe 4s37 Wayburn.
Mary woleiechowski 312s military.
Virginia Webster. l22l2 Frankfort road.
Rose Wolocko, 1928 Cecil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
DOre'S 636
Is High i'm
DAG Loop

Pail Mall held the lead by one
game in. the Detroit Athletic Club
league today after losing twice to
Camels last night. Eddie Dore Of
Chesterficlds led the individuals
with 636 and Dick Hall of Old
Colds was runner-up with CIT.
-eChesterfields were high with
1892. Besides Dore's 636, II.
Quincy had 536; Judge Guy A..
Miller. $50; Art Liska, $40, and
Carl Parsons, $50.
Frank Kenney Of Phillip Morris
and Miller tied for third high at
500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
TWO FOR SERVICE

Highland Park Service picked
up two from DeSoto, 1892 10 2626
with Frank Zion leading Service
on COL and Tony Tschilitsch show
ing GOT for DeSoto Service, Forge,
and Truck share second with En-
cheering.
Teschler had 23S-244 in his $40.
He had six straight in his 244 be-
fore running into a holdup Crilley,
233-247 in 600, had seven in a row
in his PAT. On his eighth ball he
had a No. 10 tap. One pine raced
around the 10 which needed only
a slight impetus TO send il down.
OtheFs-d doing 600 or better were
Pete KFupa, Forge, 500; Mike Sir
acusa. Plymouth. Col; Chef Blu
kowski. els; Walter Pospeich. and
Fred Wolf. Tanks. 603 and GOA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Deatt aotices
GAME OF SPECIALISTS

CORBY--December 10. of 500 Beir
Barbara Ann. loving daughter ~ Fr
cecile Corby, sister of MART, Patrick -
Jack. Funeral At Blessed Sacrament Cath
edral Saturday AZ $50 a. N.
sTOYE December II Laura wife OF the
late Emil. dear mother OF Kurt ana Fred
Stoye. grandmother OF three grandchildren.
Funeral service Saturday. p m, A. A.
II. Peters Funeral Home l2057 Grstiot.
MEsTBROOk- 10 Antoinette- of SOS
Algonquin beloved vife OF james, dear
mother Of James Jr daughter ~ Anna
ard the late Anthony Kern. sister ~ Mrs
William Goerliu. Harvey and Raymond
Kern. Remains a. 4. ~ Peters Funeral
ffumr1 Tzu57 rTrHTTGt aVFbue, unTTI III a. N.
Saturday In state at AeN,ah Lutheran
Church. Lakewood and kercheval satur-
day from II noon until time OF service.
2 u. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Keep Going
Broncos Victory Is
250th for Coach

KALAMAZOO. Dec. 12-WeSt-
ern Michigan boasts its third
victory OF the season.
The Broncos defeated Manchester
of Indiana, 54-35. with second
half drive that left the HoosierS
behind after they had
led most of the first half.
Western spurted just before the
half ended 10 lead 20-17. Harold
Gensichen was high for the win
ners with "a points and Alan
for the losers with ID.
1t was the 250th victory for
teams coached by Buck Read.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
(, DIVORCES

Stella A Beddaw from Walter j.
Mary Flick from John.
Robert Hayes from 1nez
Margaret Foss from Robert NJ.
John Molesa from Lillian.
Helen A. Smith from Floyd.
Theresa Nectar from Lawrence.
Harold A. Trussell from Genevieve.
Frances Bohlwahn from Carl.
Bertha G.. Anaya from Ysauro.
Marcelia Small from Mason.
Betty Bates from Lonnie.
Anna NJ. Gillenwater from Doe p.
Bella Lewis from Thomas
Laberta Brown from Lewis
Everett r. Miller from Nova.
John Clouse from Julia.
Clara Barga from Frederick
Harold Blount from Eunice Lucille.
Lewis 3. Grove from Irma r
Ellen Foster McCurdy from Charles n
HARRIET r Gettinss from william l.
Esther G. shsnks from Arthur d.
Bessie Daniels from calvin.
Ida Fern Moulton from Bryon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Basketball Results

Kansas state 81. Colorado state So
Great Lakes Naval station Al. lndi.
ana 80
Arkansas u. 20. Southeastern Okla
homa Teachers 10.
Western Michigan 81 Manchester 49,
Beloit IS Arkansas state 81
Moorhead Teachers 81. Wahpeton Sci.
eHee 26-
Bemid1i Teachers IS. Mayvule Teach.
ers 2S
Kansas Wesleyan 50. Chadron. Neb.
Tea chers u
Gus Adolphus 50. Northern Normal 81
Indiana state -. Anderson College 80
Earlham So Cedarviue 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Scratches
international News service Wire
CHARLES TOWN


Weather. cloudy. track fast.
First Race Miss Hopeful Gennaro
kouner sonny II Rerwyn Buiterman
Second Race Saint Pvrewck Alergy.
feane Jock Rise ana SHINE. Tanirum
larv Doctor
Third Rsce Lenarirl Fgypta Arho-
rfal hdvaucer Miss Ksar. Tsradiddle.
Fourth Race MYRTLE VI Green Kew.
Miss Denance Market Place Freelsnd's
Lad Tincan
Firn Race Heart Play, SIR Echo,
Time Her Blue string
skin Race Hezdrel Carrickore sand
crs Actress Ultima Thule. Groucher's
Bow
seventh Race Forest Ranger BAbs,
QUIZ Wire Ne Engle's Hope Ronnie.
Eighth Race Declared N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
All Eyes ON War
Fritz Criser Shuns Football for Steiner Battle;
Sees Many En|istments Among Gridders
BY EDGAR HAYES

We had intended to talk foot
ball with Fritz Crisler when we
dropped into his office the other
afternoon. But like every one
else he wanted to talk about the
war. What do you hear and what
do the people at the paper say
about it," Told that all the paper
knows is published day by day, he
fell to discussing the effect of the
war on the colleges and college
athletics in particular.
"The boys are all upset."
Crisler said. THE other day
virtually every member Of the
football team dropped into my
office at some time or another.
They came alone and they came
in pairs. They didn't have any
thing definite on their minds,
but they just wanted to talk.
some are planning to enlist.
Most of them expected sooner
or later to be called into active
service. The same situation pre-
walls throughout the university.
The students are not studying
too hard. They are just drift
ing a bit, kind of lost.
MANY TO ENLIST
"When they 60 home for the
Christmas holidays they will
hear plenty Of the war and what
the kids In the neighborhood are
doing. Then they'll return to
school with exams coming up.
Many Of them won't be prop
erly prepared and instead Of
becoming discouraged they will
adopt a "devil-may-care" atti-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
01-214-235 in 65I

Stanley Waterbor Of Standard
had 202-207-23S for CAT. His team
won three points from Pabst TO
creep within one of the leading
Norge Marygroves. Wolverine took
three from Demerys to tie with
that team for third.
Others rolling 600 or more were
Ray Turner. Roadway. 500; Pete
Otto, Norge. 624; Carl Polens,
Standard. 623; Joe Plasky, Stand
ard, GIG; Charles Davidson. Altes,
GIG; Stanley Stanulis, Altes, Clio;
Bill Luoma. Goebel. 607.
James Benton. Pabst. 613: Fred
Wehrmeister, Haag's. COS; Walter
Durbin. Standard COB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Colgate, Columbia
Pick Grid Captains

HAMILTON, Ny, Dec. u
-tINS1. - Warren Anderson 1885,
pound end from Brooklyn, n. Y,
has been elected captain Of the
1912 Colgate football team. He
succeeds Hans Guenther of Bloom
field, n. j.
NEW YORK. Dec. y GNS).-
Joe Slegal. and end from Larks-
vile, Pa. today was named cap
tain of the 1912 football team at
Columbia University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Smoky Is High
At Ambassador

Ambassador House League has
its guard dropped a bit today in
the matter Of high scores but
enough were rolled last night to in
dictate higher ones to come. Width
old Smoky of Wolverine led with