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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

two remaining Western Confer.
ence foes on the schedule.
The Columbus writer did 20 q
little out of his territory TO fire
30 Mcmillan. but old 30 from
Texas crossed him UP and de-
feated the powerful Minnesota
team, shut them out Z to 9. so
he is safe for another year. Any
time you can spend a winter tell
ing how you beat the Gophers
who have the wolves in their
place.
II wasn't 81 seconds after they
had announced Wisconsin had
been beaten by Iowa that the
Buckeyes followers were claim
ing the Western Conference cham
pionship. At present three teams
have one defeat each Michigan
Wisconsin and Ohio State. The
Bucks and Wolverines clash in
two weeks and one of them Is
sure to drop from the list.
TWO TOUGH ONES
Wisconsin has games with Min
nesota and Northwestern left and
either may be fatal. Minnesota
has lost three games already.
That's more than par for the
course. Northwestern is usually
very tough in November and IL
stands TO reason the Wildcats are
going to beat somebody this fall.
They are too good to keep taking
those beatings week after week.
So the Michigan-Ohio State
game in Columbus likely will be
the clincher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
BY CHARLES Z. (GUs) DoRAIs

BY CHARLES Il. (GUS) DORAIS
tUniysrsity Of Detroit Athletic Director
and Football CoASh)
Friday after our, practice I
dropped into our stadium TO
see the Cooley and BEDFORD
High football game. A beau
tiful day, two groups Of we'll
drilled athletes. high spirit on
both sides of the field; loyal
ties being developed, students
pulling for their respective
teams in no uncertain manner
and competition high. 1t was
a good thing 10 see.
What better outlet could be
found for young America burst
ing with energy. Truly a safety
valve of unquestioned quality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Pro Grid STANDINGS

R"srIrKh 81. pFTEOIr =.
New YORK "a PHILADELPHIA n.
WafhInrt0u - Cardinals o.
Bears go BROOKLYN o.
Green Paw 90 Isvelard 4
NM SUNDAYS CAMS
DETROIT ~ Cleveland
Green TaF a. Bears.
Narr rEf0r af Sew YORK
Fh a6fI0ris at Brooklyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Hockey Snaps Back at Ex-Mates

baseball very often player sold traded to another
ball club becomes considerable Of thorn in the side of his old
Buck Newsom who held the Tigers 10
hit after Detroit had sold him 10 Washington
Therefore managers pedde their talent outside the league
Now the practice being adopted professional football
Elmer Hackey did Steeers Sunday former Pitts
bugh player uback Hacky responsible for the touch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Old Mare in FoaI

Ethel Gray. 25-year-old mare
owned by 3. 3. Jones Of Berry
willie, Va, is in foal to Strolline
iPlaVer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

Bill Dillon scored % points and
Jimmy Cunningham scored one.
Dillon played with a winning
team and Cunningham with the
losers.
Dillon had a heavy, veteran line
before him as against Cunning
hams lighter, more inexperienced
forward wall.
Yet there was little TO choose
between the brilliant, individual
performances staged by these two
backfield aces yesterday at u. OF
D. Stadium as 5000 spectators
watched st. Theresa win the Cath
Ollie league city championship from
st. Catherine. 2S-13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Lions Do ght-About- Face in I'd Halt
Stroh Margin
354 With Three
Blocks 10 Go

To gain the state match game
championship from Stroh all
Louis Burr's De Luxe-D team need
do at Palace Saturday and Sun
day Is overcome 354 pin lead.
Burr's Dangers made up II pins
in the third block yesterday at
Cadillac Recreation after going
down $3.50 in the first two. Their
third total was 2975 to 1868 with
Bill Kenet's GA leading Stroh and
Burr holding up De Luxe on 640-
GAIN BY 246
Stroh's carried an edge Of 40
into the second session yesterday
and increased the margin TO 366
by winning 3042 TO 2796. Fred
VOLTS $50 spurred Stroh as Joe
Norris had 612 and Walter Rep
penhagen 6l4.
When the third block ended.
Stroh had a total OF 1890 10 1886
and vii. retain the title without
any too much difficulty unless
ITherman Gibson. Frank Zion, and
Anthony Novak come through
with some of their holiday scores"
at Palace.
TOO LOW
Low games hit 6aSx Grygier and
Joe Norris in the third and de-
toured a 1000 total Grygier
dropped to 1863 and Norris 10 15s.
leaving the final as 1863 On the
De Luxe side. Zion ran into 157
and Novak had a $50.
Jim Marshall's 223 closer gave
him 606. Burr came out with pit
and made it II pins better in the
second only 70 lose the beat in the
third for lS9. His two big ones
gave him $40.
Yesterdays scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Back VS.. Back
Jimmy Cunningham and Bill Dillon Stage Baekfield
Show as ST. Theresa Wins Catholic League City Title
BY r. c. GREENE

last section, Dillon, from the tail
back in a single wing formation
circled his own right end and rar
rs yards down the sideline TO z
second touchdown and again con.
verified the point.
Later in the third quarter, Dill.
Ion Tipped an 8-yard pass to Johr
Cullen who ran 40 yards TO score
Dillon kicked the point again.
In the fourth period il was Gun
ningham to Wilder, to Milt Fergu.
son, and 10 Cronin for a score.
Tuschak terminated st. Cathe.
rine's scoring by running as yards
after intercepting a Dillon pass
Jimmy dropkicked the point.
DILLON RUNS
Dillon went between guard anc
tackle for a touchdown and con,
verted to bring his total to 2.
points.
What Cunningham lacked ir
points scored, he made up in point.
averted. Jimmy Cunningham
tackled everybody within 10 yard,
of him all afternoon.
st. Theresa and Catholic Cen.
trail meet next week for the right
to participate against the Metro.
politan League champion in the
Goodfellow charity game at Briggs
Stadium Thanksgiving Day. The
date of the playoff will be ar.
ranged at meeting of the school,
officials tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
DILLON RUNS

St. GATHERINGS Warriors fought
the Pirates 10 a near draw in the
first half, Theresa gaining but
a half yard more than its rivals.
Dillon opened the two man feud
with a score through tackle from
the 6-inch line after John Cullen
brought the ball from the % TO
the lon an end around play at
the beginning of the second period.
Dillon converted to give his team
a 10 edge at the intermission.
Cunningham had clicked on
only two passes until then.
Shortly after the start of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

That was the comment OF
Coach Johnny Hackett after his
Catholic Central ele-
ven scored a 32-7 victory over
Catholic Central Of Toledo az Key
worth Stadium yesterday before
1000 fans.
Highlight Of the game came in
the Shamrock's three touchdown
second quarter when Frank Cav
ronski took the ball behind his
own goal line and went off tackle
107 yards behind perfect interior
ence for the longest prep run OF
the year. 1t was the second score
of the period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Soccer Scores

HunEarian-Americans 4. Bavar!ans /.
Venetians o. United Germana q,
st Clair 1. Deiroiters q.
Northwestern I. Hispano o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Lewis, Rubbi Head
Tonight's Mat Card
ToNJGHTs CARD

1ONJGHI'S GARD
Eddie "Ba1 Man" LeVlsA retrc., vF
Bert Publ, Hungary, 2Nh 3 faUs
Red Berry. KsrssS W. Nick Bb1-
inEf. Greco. 2 ~ 3 fails
Babe Ksssboskf I1rcrio W steve
Nenof. Bulgaria. one far
Sailor Olson. NInucapr.Is. Sc JACK
LaRus, California one fsA
Eddie Lewis, king mat villain al
the GARDENS. Will attempt 10 beat
Bert Rub, the MidweStern Wres-
ting Associations junior heavy
champion, tonight at Arena
Gardens. There are three other
matches. the first at S 80 O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

IT would seem TO be a must
that youthful energy should
have this opportunity 10 expend
itself in this clean and whole
some manner And yet there
are those who would deprive
our youth OF this opportunity.
THEY DEVELOP LEADERS
To take competitive athletics
away from our youth would
seem 10 be a tremendous error.
l do not think any one would
care to argue against the fact
that competitive athletics has
been responsible for helping
greatly in the development of
many leaders who have already
distinguished themselves in the
present war.
To discontinue competitive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
O7-Ydrd Run
Features Game

'If we play next week like we
played today, Wen beat ST.
Theresa for that playof berth
In the GOOdfeIlOw game"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
SPORT S
BY LEO MACDONALD

SteeIers Backs Light but
They Keep Dig ging
for Those Extra Yoros
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Lawrence Wins;
Plays RCAF 8

Big Chef Gabriel Lawrence
Techs 6-foot, 8-inch center, hopes
to increase hisL scoring average
when the Blue Devils clash with
RCAF Gremline at Hackett Field
house tonight.
Gabriel got his usual IS points.
keeping his average at 1872 (137
points,, as Tech trounced Con-
cordia College of F.. Wayne, Ind.
1890, last night. II was their
eighth victory in nine games,
while Concordia has won 2 and
lost 4.
Opening game tonight pits High
land Park &c against Crosse lie
naval base team at 7:30 D. m.
l. n ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
r. Parties Didn't Work SO Well

The past football rough for the advocates
of the T formation. In backyard the results of the
University of Deroi efforts to incorporate the ct into its
pattern hardly impressive The Tans lost
of TO- of the poorest showngs Doracoached
has made.
Knute Rockne had identified with the Fghn Irsh ended
long from the national championship that had been sighted
the exporting Unhappest episode of the
for the South Bend aggregation that 1920 ouncng the
hands of the Wolverines the game Notre
win above all this fall.
The Chicago Bears College
the IT, in the early weeks of the campaign but
tered disaster the latter Bears course
before maddened blazing Washington Redskn
payof for the professional dadem And the Eagles were
walloped, 55-12 by underdog Holy Cross outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Sto|key, Knorek
Pace u. D. Win

With Capt. Art Stolkey and
center Lee Knorek leading the
Titan scorers with nine points
apiece, the University of Detroit
basketball team trounced the
RCAF Gremlins last night. 47-17,
at Holy Redeemer gym. II was
the Canadians first loss in seven
starts and Detroit's third victory
of the season.
The Titans moved easily into an
carly lead, but managed TO score
only Is points TO the Filters 7 by
half time. Detroit opened its scor-
ING barrage early in the second
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
An Excellent Showing for Everybody

Greatest single from the World Series fund
handed the USO from the prohts
the annual classic ArmyNavy relief games in the
League produced S23S 20524, while the National
Leagues contribution from this S267 S9555 The
minor leagues added $3.50 sS7 excellent showing view
which of the smaller loops
operating.
only thing the big leagues have poured into
the League alone has 100 players
number of others working plants
result of the Presidents order of December
s. may their present jobs for the duration
We don't imply that baseball is doing anything
baseball doing its full share this and
al-engaging effort. Baseball proving national
pastime."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Western High S
Swim Superiority
Proved Again
BY r. c. GREENE

Western High--swimming cham
pion in 1871. west league and city
champion again in 1912 proved
IFS superiority IN the final hurdle
in the metropolitan dual title meet.
Wilbur Gunnerson's Cowboys led
all the way TO win a 52-3g victory
over DENLY east league champions
in the final tank contest OF the
season, yesterday at. Northwestern
pool.
Although the Tars put up battle
enough so that nearly every event
ended with a close tOuchout. the
winners followed the records per-
feCtly.
Bob PuShman free StyhSt who
has been consistent double VIM
ner through Westerns undeteated
year TOOK The 80 and 2QO-yard
crawl races 4 tuurian, a Two
year city champion Iu the breast
stroke. Won easily IN his event
turning In a 1892 Tor the 100
yards
Frank MaiqueS edged out Bill
Armstrong of Derby for another
Western FIRST John KTygoski won
the individual medley
DENLY took top honorS in two
events
Fred Condit, crowned city cham
pion backStroker a week ago in
the league finals, repeated 10 add
five points to the Tars total, de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
SLAMMED FOES

Gully gave w. the hard body
checking we've missed on the
defense with Jack stewart ont"
said Capt. Sid Abel today "Yuu
know how those BentleSs skitter
around. They're check shy. But
Gully went up and slammed
Them at the blue line like Ebbic
GOodfellow used TO. lie slowed
them up plenty"
There Is no question that Adam.
pulled the right move when h,
brought Simon. Dick Bchling anr
Bill Jennings up for the Chicago
game. The scores by Behlng anC
Jennings proved that.
Wish I could have kept them
ALL" said Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Comeback OF The Year-Lou Novikoff

Although he didn't make il with anything TO spare Lou
Neko did hit 800 for the Chicago and
books that of the comebacks of the year.
The Mad Russian the victim OF fusome publicity
campaign when he first tried to crash the He
heralded of the greatest sugger time
linked with such immortals Babe Ruth and Honus
Wagner he mentioned the breath with Lou Gehrg
and Mel Ottand all before he had looked
big league hurting
The result almost inevitable He frightened up and then
almost went TO pieces The pressure for any
youngster He shipped back the same
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
State Considers Bigger
Horse Racing Take
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. 19.-State Off.
Gals may turn toward horse rae
ing as a possible source of new
revenue. Aud. Gen. Vernon J
Brown said today
Scanning an audit made of the
Detroit Racing Association 5 books
which showed a total of SIS, 020,,
600 had been wagered at the De
troit track this year, Brown said
IF people have that much
money to throw around at race
tracks, think see new
source OF revenue for the state.
That's an awful lot of money to
bet In one year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
LONGEST RACE MEET

Michigan's longest race meet, 96
days, Melted the government $751;
$50 in rental and license fees. the
audit showed. Operating expenses
were SIG 35.
The racing association ended the
season with a take Of Sl,869, 998
as commissions on betting. This
included Sl78 156 on breaks"
It's total revenues were 81. 346.-
772 and expenses were 50 090, 82S.
leaving surplus of S255, 944.
War and other relief contribu-
tons made during the season
amounted to $50, 1856, a large part
of which were insisted on by Rae
ing Commissioner Edward j. Fry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
BY JACK MAHON
International News service sports Writer

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 A wild
man known as Beau Jack, from
Augusta. Ga, today is recognized
here as lightweight champion of
the world and. despite the rawlings
and rantings of all the other box
ing commissions OF the universe
still is the l35-pound king until
ne is beaten.
Mr. Jack. a wild-Swinging youth
kayoed Tippy Larkin. Garfield
y. } IN l:l9 seconds OF the third
round Of scheduled i5-TOUndoI
at the Garden last night Since
this was a title affair iu rho cyos
of the New York commission The
cx-Georgia boothlack should enjoy
the role rs world l35-pound
king.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
BOY TO LICK

The MIA president. Abe
Greene who had 10 pay some al
tenuon 10 last nights perform
ance, if for no other reason than
the fact Larkin participated had
&c admit after the braWl that
Jack had shown remarkable i'm
proYement.
While Greene would not accept
Jack as the best lightweight in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
6 Baseball S Contribution
To Service Funds Is
Over Million Dollars
EVERYBODY CHEER! NOvIKOFF HIT 300

long proud of the way organized baseball mas
pitched help this but today our uolaton has
high During the past year the diamond mogus
help have contributed S314s25O3 10 various
service funds.
That is which we're TO boast and pro
baseball promises do during the coming IL
months despite curaed travel and further losses
o the ranks of fighting
like point too that professional baseball Is
Heney-fnakng proposition FOf The players
owners give large slice Of their earnings to men
in uniform plant workers digging down IN
his pocket to hand of folding money for the
purpose.
The situation little different in such ateGedy anna
teur sports as collegiate ball Were always
glad college help the along but after all
sports supposed TO return huge profits TO those
who engage in them.
Baseball began contribution TO the services ust year
ago Association kicked IN with $1,000
TO provide equipment training camps The majors
tipped figure by $4,000 the day and they've been
going strong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS GAMES
New York ~ Montreal.
Boston ~ Toronto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

brecht, lonE-geared center who
went TO the Canadian army this
year GHs had Guilty come i'm from
his home IN Brockville. Ont. for a
tryout two seasons ago. Detroit
sent him 10 Omaha last season.
then 10 indianapolis this fan.
Now the Wings believe "in-lav %
Simon may help them climb back
TO the top Of the National Hockey
He helped them Start
back as they defeated the Chicago
BlacbhawkS for the first time This
season, Thursday night. Now
they're looking 10 him for more
punch against Montreal Canadiens
here tomorrow night. st ~
WINGS ON RISE
Manager Jack Adams feels the
Wings are definitely on the rise.
They're only two and half games
away from first place now and
have played one less game than
the leading Boston team. And
ADAMS really is cheering his team
tor the hustle and fight II showed
IN ITS road games with Boston and
Chicago this week.
we should have won them
both" said Adams. I'VE out
played both clubs. n we keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
SHORT RIGHT DOES 1T

Last nights fight lrrts avid
mans fight from the opening gong
until the thrill packed finish
winch saw Earliin flop on his back
rom short right uppcrcut. help
less. da2ed and completely Knocked
out The Beau, a swarming. never
stopping tornado of punches in the
first round dropped Larkin with a
left hook for one count and then
STAYED off wild body attack to
win the frame,
Tjppy started 10 smash home
long. glancing rights in the second
and had a bit the best of very
close affair. II was apparent.
from the terrific pace the fight
would not 60 the limit of Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

the business, Il was apparent from
the attitude OF the best-paid
beachcombers along Jacobs beach
that the next 135-pounder King
would not be crowned until he
had licked the windmill boy from
the shoe-shine racks OF dear old
Augusta. Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
DETROIT TIMES. DEC. 10. 1912
PAGE II
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

IT. System Suffers an
Unhappy Season; irish.
u. Of D., Bears Beaten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

Wings Wish They Gould Find More Like Gully Simon
Brother-in-Law Of Ex-Detro;ter
BY LEWIS IT. WALTER

Who says inlaws going the same way wen he
of trouble? Not the Detroit in front in no time"
Wings. Adam, isn't r.,ri,c 49,, 49,
inc Detroit hockey club first hakeupS right away
eard OF deensean Gully Simon cded keep Bill
as the 6rohernaw of Gus Gee Quackenbush indianapolis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

watching Simon belt Doug and
Max Bentley around.
The Indian brothers from LiSlc.
Sa>k. were leading the National
Hockey League m SCorinr when
They took the ice against Detroit.
But Snmon'S efforts were ma 'or
factor in holding them without a
paint The 24-Sear-old husky packs
lS7 ordinarily. but he can really
deal out a body check .-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

Totals 80 10 20 Totals II z 30
Score al half-LsNrence Tech 81. Con-
cofdia Is
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WESTERN DIXISI,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08

UTICA-In the absence of
President Howard G. Crissman,
who was confined to his home
by illness. the vice president,
Clarence H. Church. presided at
the meeting of the Utica Rotary
Club on Tuesday night. The
program was In charge OF LIE
Roy Tyack, secretary.
Tyack explained briefly the
object and workings of the new
ly organized Macomb County
Councii Of Rotary, Clubs, which
is composed of the presidents
and secretaries Of the eight
county clubs. George Har-
graves is the president and
Isaac Hartung. the secretary
both of Mount Clemens where
the organization originated
There was a short discussion by
the members.
Reports of the year were Civ
en- by Mr.. Tyack, secretary,
and William Kiekbusch. treas
urer. E. A. Schwarzkoff heads
the list of club members In the
attendance record having at
tended 681 consecutive meet
ings. Others high on. the list
are George Eppler. 418; G. M
Foster, 1T: DR.. L. r. Hirth, TO
DR.. Thos. Kerns, 449; II e mr. y
Scheper. 90; Leroy Tyack. 256
DR.. D. B. wiley, 53l; z. j
Andrus, ass.
Dues were increased ter
cents per week with five cent
raise on meals.
Next weeks program will oe
| in charge of A. N. Chapotor
and Percy Bunting. Ross AK
ford, of Mount Clemens was q
visitor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Louisiona e ommemorates
Bottle Of New Orleans
Observance Halls Advent Of III Yson
OF AnaIo-Amsrieen Friendship. Psoes

years of Anglo-American friend
ship and peace.
Governor Sam H. Jones de-
dictated the historic Chalmette
Battlefield seven miles below
New Orleans, where British and
American troops opposed each
other for the last time on Jan.
8, 1878. as a symbol Of victory
and peace In q liberated world.
British Ambassador Lord Hall
fax sent his greeting to be read.
Every schoolchild knows that
because of the slow communica-
tons of those days the battle
was fought Is days after the
peace treaty of Client had been
signed Dec. "a, 1914. Little
known, however, Is the fact that
the battle might also have been
averted IL the rough nature Of
General Andrew "Old Hickory
jackson had not offended the
gentler nature Of the native
Creoles, his allies.
Sent here Dec. I, 1914, to
save New Orleans and the Mis-
sissippi Valley. Jackson prompt
ly ordered filling In OF all
bayous and canals leading from
the swamp to the city to halt
an attempt at water invasion
This order was ignored by the
Creoles with respect. to the i'm
pOrtant ,Biemvenu Canal. Dis
covering this. the British landed
5000 soldiers at Chalmette
Had the canal been blocked Il
likely would have postponed
the advance until news OF the
peace had arrived.
But British General Sir John
Pakenham got his magnificent
ly-clad redcoats into battle
formation and after an initial
skirmish Dec. %, launched ar
about attack on Jackson's
motely army Of 5000.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
DANGEROUS

DANGEROUS
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 8-(R)
The University of Richmond
football team went through nine
games without a broken bone
but it was a different story when
Greek met Greek on the touch
football field.
Three broken arms, q broken
collarbone and two pulled ten
dons were among the casualties
in the Interfraternity league,
Coach Glenn Thistlewaite Of the
varsity attributes the intramural
injuries to the fact that the play
ers didn't know how to land
when their feet were knocked
out from under them.