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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18

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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Orchestra
Held Fall Concert

The WyandOtte symphony OrcheS-
ira. with Arthur Bachmann as con-
ductOr- SolOiSt. held its fall concert i'll
Roosevelt high school auditorium
Tuesday evening The following pro-
gram was presented:
EgmOnt Overture ------- Beethoven
Cello Concerto ----- Haydn
|. Allegro moderate
> AdagiO
3. Allegro
Mr. Bachmann
Norma Overture ----- Belllnl
Weiner Rlut " Strauss
Second symphony -------- Beethoven
|. BarghettO
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Skins Trainer Seeks
Berth in Navy as
Draft Beckons
Turned Down Once, Hopes
To Be Accepted for
Action on Seas

Doc Mauro. Redskin trainer, has
applied for service in the United
States Navy, 1t was disclosed today,
and If accepted hopes to be on his
way Immediately after the football
season.
If the application is denied Doc
may be on his way before the season
ends, but with an Army pack draped
around his shoulders. 1t seems that
his. draft papers also have come
through and the Army is beckoning
him.
Mauro, regarded as an excellent
trainer by. his ever-loving Tribe,
tried to enlist in the Navy last sum-
nler but was rejected because Of
faulty vision. The Navy advised
him to have the fault corrected and
re-apply. He thinks the glimmer is
good enough to pass the test and is
awaiting the result of 8 physical
examination made yesterday.
II don't mind going" Doc said
today. Il feel like I should be in the
service, but don't like walking and
if they'll just let me ride to the
fighting on a boat of some kind I'll
be satisfied"
Should Mauro be called up imme-
diately 1t will be blow In more than
one way to Coach Ray F1aherty of
the Skins. He'd be on the spot for
a capable trainer as well as card
partner.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Putting Sports Events Across Requires So|esmonshp
eoLnos Of Two Greet cee Vermont Ace Developed From 6 Football

Base football team. Cancelled last
weeks game with the Wichita Aerial
Commandos, he gave this explana-
ton why his boys deserved a rest:
Because equipment arrived late. his
squad couldn't scrimmage until a
week before the opening game; it
was couple of weeks later before
they could get showers after their
drills without going clear downtown;
out of his original squad of AZ, four
teen were lost by transfers within
two weeks, and eight of them were
in the hospital after the first two
contests.
When the Navy shipped Sam
Snead to San Diego, Calf, he could
hardly wait to play on the Rancho
Santa Fe golf course. He got his
chance when another Navy golfer
Lou Jennings challenged him. Sam
Shot nifty 10. but Jennings came
through with a 68, his best round for
the course.
Evening star., 1942-10-14

Tackling was the only contact
work in the Notre Dame practice
yesterday. The Seahawks, who will
bump into the T formation for the
first time, experimental in defenses
with particular attention on methods
of coping with the passing of
Bertelli.
Other practice high lights yester-
day in the Midwest football camps:
Kuzma Back in Action.
Tom Kuzma, injured before the
season began, worked out in the
Michigan backfield for the first time
as the Wolverines drilled for their
conference opener with North
western.
The Wildcats, who have lost Hail.
back Joe Serbia, Otto Graham's
understudy, for an indefinite period.
concentrated on defense. Iowa and
Illinois both held scrimmages for
their game Saturday, with Iowa
stressing blocking.
At Wisconsin, Backs Elroy Hirsch
and Pat Harder and Tackle Bob
Hanzlik limped around and Coach
Stuhldreher said he would not risk
contact work this week for the Great
Lakes game. The Sailors polished
their aerial attack.
Purdue also stressed forward
passing. Ohio State, anticipating
Purdue aerials. worked long on de-
fense against them
Indiana, which will oppose Pitts
burgh, likewise prscticed on defense.
Evening star., 1942-10-14

Tore. Hurting Eastern's chances
is a shoulder injury of Guard Har-
vey Prince. He's among the squads
best linemen and it wasn't until he
was injured in the third quarter of
last weeks game that Tech was
able to score its lone touchdown.
He hasn't been taking part in the
contact drills this week and hardly
has done enough work to get up a
good sweat. Eastern has yet to win
in three games.
G. w. Loses Kicker.
Injuries also may hamper George
Washington high on Friday night,
when it entertains Salem in a Glass
A Conference game at Alexandria.
Curtis Kirby, one of Coach Rasty
Doran's few backfield lettermen,
hurt his ankle on the first play
against Fairfax last week, and prob
ably will not play.
He was the Presidents one capa-
bic kicker and sorely will be missed.
Bill Bell probably will be given his
right halfback post on the starting
eleven, with the kicking to be han
died by Quarterback Wallace Scriv-
iner.
Small wonder that Washington
Lee is rated the top high school
team here, when three of it's play
ers-Jim Sprinkle, Eddie De Ceue
and Jerry Lester. in that order
are the leading schoolboy scorers
so far Sprinkle has made seven
touchdowns, De Celle six and Leis-
ter five. George Hughes Of ST. Johns
and Monk Bauers OF Tech are next
with three each.
Evening star., 1942-10-14

els. Joe Louis would have to take
down $2,170,000 in purses to save
enough to pay his debts. No Won
der Joe is a bit confused about
whether he has retired jake Atz,
the veteran Texas League manager,
has recovered from the illness that
kept him in a New Orleans hospital
several months.
Ralph Lapointe of Vermont, one
of the East's football scoring leaders,
is product of six-man football and
never played the regulation game
until last year.
Today's guest star-Final report
on the World Series by Sergt. Junior
Spray. Fort George Meade Md
post: The Cardinals won the 1912
World Series If you don't know the
rest of the story by now you're not
a baseball fan and wouldn't be in
terested anyway. If you do know all
the thrilling details, we won't make
you read them over again. The
Yankees lost
Service Dept.-After 1t Kenneth
Ormiston, former Pitt player who
coaches the Colorado Springs Air
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Gopher Gridmen Use
Upper Beths First
Time Since 1924
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 14-These
"firsts" were marked up when Min
nesota came here to play Illinois
last Saturday:
/. 1t was the first time since Dr.
George Hauser joined the Minnesota
staff that another physician accom-
panied the Gopher team. (The new
head coach formerly assumed the
doctors duties on trips)
: O. It: was the first time in 20
years major visiting team spent
the night before a game in Cham
paign-Urbana. Usually they are
put up at a city 40 or so miles dis
.tant.b - ,A.y i....
g. 1t was the" first time since 1924
that "a Minnesota football player
had been asked to,ride in an upper
BERTH. q 81, JIG Z .sAr';
Evening star., 1942-10-14
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr,


NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Ever stop
to think how hard sports promoter
has to work to get you to buy a
ticket for his games? We never had
thought much about it, either, until
AL Sutphin. the big ink and ice man
from Cleveland, started telling the
other night how he got such crowds
to watch his hockey club. Things
like providing winning team,
bringing in new men every season
and spending plenty of cash for ad-
vertising are just the starters.
L see 70 it that there's hockey
game every Saturday night, with no
EXCEPTIONS Sutpnin explains. The
fans always know what to expect.
Our club spends $4,000 a year more
on travel than the others just to get
those Saturdays. I'll even move a
circus out overnight for a game. "
Then there's the little matter of ar
ranging special nights for clubs and
industrial organizations and after
dinner speaking. Al IS the orator,
but he has special promotion staff
Evening star., 1942-10-14
.londos, |, nc! Long ','I||g Likely
To Draw Full House
To Rass|ine Test

A full house is in order tonight
at Turner's Arena when Jim (Jeem)
Londos, former world champion,
meets Johnny Long of Texas in
the feature bout on the weekly
rassling card.
It's been six months or more
since the Gorgeous Greek last ap-
peared here. That was when he
whipped Tommy O'Toole to keep
his record of never having lost
local match. He may be back
again soon. though, as the leading
rassler on the rest of the program
tonight has been promised match
with Londos, providing, of course,
that the Greek wins again tonight
In other matches the semi-feature
probably will be the two-man team
affair that has Jack La Rue and
Jim Austeri against Joe Millich and
Benny Shapiro. AS supporting
numbers, Gino Garibaldi tackles
Fred Grobmeir and Michele Leone
goes against Ronny Etchison. Cur
tain rises at pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Leading CIarendons
Meet Georgetown
In Tough Pin Tilt
Mems, Women's District
Leagues Roll Tonight;
Newcomer Shining

Out front in the District League
flag chase with 10 games won in IL
rolled, Clarendon Bowling Center
sharpshooters will attempt to in
crease a one-game lead tonight
when they tackle the strong George
town Recreations at Georgetown in
one of the eight matches scheduled
in the all-star circuit starting at
7:30 O'Clock.
Led by Ray Watson, the loops
hottest bowler. who tops the league
with an average of 1898, the
second-place Brookland Recreations
will invade Lafayette.
Other matches will find the third
place Alexandrians, two games back
OF the pacesetters, hosts to the
Hyattsville pinmen: King Pin at
Convention Hall, Arcadia at Ross
lyn, Anacostia Spillway at Bethesda
Bowling Center, Lucky Strike at
Chevy Chase Ice Palace and Airing
ton at Hi-Skor.
Bethesda Plant Busy.
Besides staging a mems District
League match Bethesda Bowling
Center will be the scene of a Ladies
District League battle with the
fourth-place Bethesda quint meet
ing the first-place Lafayettes, who
hold a lead of two games over
runnerup Rosslyn. Other matches
tonight starting at 7:30 will be King
Pin at Spillway, Hi-Skor at Brook
land, Rosslyn at Lucky Strike op-
posing Red Circle Food Shop, Ar
cadia at Clarendon. Rendezvous al
Chevy Chase Ice Palace and Ia
koma at Arlington.
Ed Newcomer continued in the
spotlight last night with top set OF
412 In the Rhode Island Avenue
Businessmen's League. His 145 aid
ed De Perini Delicatessen to trim
Brookland Post Once, 81. Frank
Carusi splurged with 152-393 as
the pace-setting House of Rouse
pinmen swept Rhode Island Shoe
Repair. Newcomer the night be-
fore fired season highs of 174 and
43l In the Methodist Church League
at Hi-Skor.
Beulah Fletcher shpne in the
Clarendon Major Ladies League with
l39-345 as Morgan jewelers. mopped
up Fox BARRIERS with a score of 1880
Share Greenway Honors.
Irving Irby of Rawlings Bakery
with 141 and Mike Owen of Mayo
ESQ with 379 were tops in the
Greenway Bowl Commercial League
Granville Jacobs 352 led as Kavakos
Grill smothered Curly's Tavern.
Elizabeth Denitto led the K-C-ettes
loop at Alexandria Recreation with
ia and 294 with team honors going
to the Garnets with 425 and 1859.
Clayton Brown of Vaughn Glass
was top pinman in the East Wash
ington Church League at Mount
Rainier with 136-359.
Evening star., 1942-10-14

to follow up his talks. There are
about $50 clubs in Cleveland and
I've probably spoken before all Of
Them he says.
Beak- -bashing ballyhoo - Another
angle Sutphin pointed out is that
Cleveland's boxing revival began
when the promoters shifted their
shows into his arena from the pub
lie auditorium, which holds more
people but isn't strictly sports hall
I'VE had the sports crowds coming in
and we told them about the fights.
Larry Atkins is good matchmaker,
SO they just caught on" is Sutphin's
version. After all you couldn't t
expect an opera to advertise
fight
Sportpourri--If the Governor of
North Carolina stops to chat with
the Governor of South Carolina
these days. they're probably arguing
whether North Cardinals Chan
Highsmith is better center than
South Cardinals Louis Sossamon.
Wilbur Wood, the New York Sun S
sports editor, has figured out that,
if taxes remain at their present lev
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Illinois Hopes to S|oy Another
link in Iowa Game Saturday
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Oct. IA
Having reached, at long last, the
end of one drought, the Illinois
footballers come here Saturday
a-thirsting for more of that vic
tory rain from the skies.
Refreshed by a 20-13 victory last
week over Minnesota's Golden
Gophers. which gave them their
first Big Ten triumph since 1899
the truly flghtin' Illini hope this
week end to terminate another long
dry spell-one which hasn't seen
an Illinois victory over Iowa since
1927.
OF course, there were nine years
in that span when the Hawkeyes
and Illini didn't meet, despite the
rivalry which naturally generates
between two neighboring States
But most of the time the teams did
clash, the Iowans were admittedly
the stronger, although held to ties
in two of the five games.
This year. however, things are
different. The surprising Illini,
undefeated in three games, are
ranked the fifth strongest team in
the Nation by 81 sports writers par
ticipating in an Associated Press
poll. These same experts put Iowa
in 10th place.
HaWkeVe partiSanS brush off s,lch
fancy didoes as national rankings.
They feel that their passing half
back, Tommy Farmer, alone makes
up the difference in any such rat
ings. Farmer has spanked virtu-
ally all of Iowas offense in the
HaWkeyes' three victories and one
defeat.
They also say that no lineman
will ever steal a ball from an Iowa
Evening star., 1942-10-14


due good teams because of the COM
petition from the high school series,
which presents two games every
Friday, and that was the main rea-
son for the shift, according to
Brother Leo, the Johnny athletic di-
rector.
The Johnnies meet some of the
best teams in town. They already
have played Central, and starting
tomorrow meet in successive weeks
Eastern, Roosevelt, Western and
Tech, leading up to the big game of
the season against Gonzaga on Sun
day, November Is. In fact they have
a tougher schedule against public
high school teams than any team in
the championship series.
Hampered By Injuries.
The Johnnies will be handicapped
by injuries which hampered them in
their losing effort against Central
but George Hughes, big plunging,
kicking and passing back, will be
o. K. Hughes is one of the best
passers in schoolboy ranks and likely
the Ramblers will be subjected to
real aerial assault tomorrow. Ed
Lucas, left halfback, still has a pair
of bad ankles and may not play
Coach Gene Augusterfer has several
other fair backs, though, among
them freshman, Bud Ewald, who
even if he doesn't start is due for
plenty of action off his showing
against National Training School
last week. The line appears O. K.
now and Eastern is due for a rough
time on its running plays with Tony
Vanigllio, 6-foot-l- inch, 200 pound
tackle, stalWart in the wall
Eastern will have its regular first
string backfeld in shape. This in
cludes Herbie Adams, Edsel Martz,
Don Essex and Bill league. Adams
is going great guns and is a real
triple threat. Another back due for
action as a replacement is Tony
Evening star., 1942-10-14

carrier and run for a touchdown.
That's what the Illini guard, Alex
Agase, did to Bill Daley, Minnesota's
flash, last Saturday. Agase also
pounced on a loose ball behind the
Gophers' goal line for another
touchdown.)
Coach DR.. Eddie Anderson of the
Hawks doesn't completely share his
fans optimism, for he has stepped
up the drills for an all-important
game which only two weeks ago
wasn't expected to draw a corporal's
guard to the stadium. but which
now will probably attract a huge
dads day crowd.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Bears Are Tokinq
Three Days Off
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-The Ma
tional Football League record
book is studded with historic per-
formances by the Chicago Bears.
Coach George Halas' champions
added another one Sunday-ab-
sorbing a new total of $50 yards
penalized.
But today the Bears are estab-
fishing a new personal record
three straight days during the
championship season without
practicing.
It's a reward Halas promised
his players at the halfway mark
in their 16-game schedule.
Evening star., 1942-10-14

ScdSOll- d Gt-U VIII.
Then, too, Notre Dame never has
lost to Bernie Bierman, who before
taking over direction of the Naval
Pre-Flight School team this year,
twice watched his Minnesota elevens
bow to the Irish-in 1887 and 1898.
Inversely, Notre Dame never has
beaten the University of Iowa, and
it's the Iowa" in Iowa Seahawks
that carries an ominous ring for the
Irish.
Mr.. Jinx Can't Lose.
So either way, those having super
stitious leanings point out, Old Man
Jinx can't lose
But even on the material side, and
despite successive Seahawk wins
over Kansas State, Northwestern,
Minnesota and Michigan, the
chances of Notre Dame have in
creased by the return to form of
Pass-Pitching Angelo BertelG.
While calling signals against Wis
consin and Georgia Tech, Quarter
back Bertelli threw a total of rs
forward passes, completing 10. Re-
lieved of the signal-calling burden
against Stanford, he passed 20 times,
completing 14-9 in a row and 4
for touchdowns.
But even Coach Ed McKeever
subbing for Frank Leahy, who is un-
dergoing physical checkup at the
Mayo Clinic. probably had the luck
of the Irish" in mind when he said +:
We'll wear green jersies again
Beyond that won't venture a guess
on what will happen Saturday"
Evening star., 1942-10-14
B. &. Visions Unbeoten Season
If They Whip Pre-Fighters

Cloudbusters won't have time to
match it,
But the squad is confident in itself
and the student body, which saw
its 1910 team go through an I'M
defeated season and then, on to VIC
tory over Tennessee in the New
orleans Sugar Bowl. is sure that
with bit of luck here and there,
their 1912 team can equal that
unblemished record. ,.-
The. Eagles have conquered West
Virginia. $50, and Clemson, 14-7,
thus far and seem to have the
wherewithal to, give all the rest of
the schedule a good solid argument.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Hawkins
Continued From Page CID


ers under adverse weather condi-
tions yesterday, devoting particular
attention to methods for stopping
tthe Cadets power attack and to
polishing up some tricky plays. He
planned to intensity workouts today
and tomorrow, for on Friday after
noon Maryland's squad will leave
for Lexington.
Scouts Walter Halas and Al
Woods reported that if the Old Lin
ers can halt 200-pound Joe Muha
they may succeed in checking the
Cadets. Stopping the sturdy Muha
is no easy assignment, though, for
Halas and Woods have seen him
against Temple and Virginia, and
they rate him All-America with no
reservations.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD. Conn-Chalky Wright.
1924. New York. knocked out Carlos
Cuebas, l"7. Puerto Rico %.
BROOKLYN-Carmine Fatta, 1889,
BROOKLYN, outpointed Richie Lemos.
133; Los Angeles 90.
Davis, l5l' New York. knocked out
WHITE PLAINS, N Y.-Warren
Peterson. 1864, New York. outpointed
Van McNutt. 155la. Baltimore 90.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass.-Pete Lou
this ns5; Gumbsrlangd1 nh B: l.; v;l knocked
Cleveland. outpointed Larry Lane. I9I,
Newark, N. J. uO.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-sonny Horne.
Niles. Ohio. outpointed ManLel Rosa,
l54. Baltimore 80
MILKAUKEE --Fritzie zivic: 1872.
Pittsburah; outpointed Tito Taylor, 1855.
PORTLAND. Me-Henry chmi.lew,
Andy o Hoilsnd; snsl, 1slha; Is New York IM;
142, New York, knocked out Juan Zu-
rita, 1854, Mexico City (2).
Evening star., 1942-10-14
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWTON, Mass, Oct 14.-Boston
College had to wait a dozen years
for its last undefeated football team,
but the current crop of Eagles is
convinced it can be done again in
two-if they can manage to sneak
past North Carolina S naval pre-
flight eleven Saturday.
This outburst Of confidence is by
no means shared by Coach Denny
Myers, whose admitted hope is that
his squad will be able to push over
the winning touchdown so late in
the game that the North Carolina
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Tor Heels Get Duquesne
To Take Rice's Place
Nv the Associated pre..

BY the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Oct. 14.-R.
A. FetZer. director of athletics at
North Carolina, has announced that
Duquesne had been obtained for, q
football game here Saturday to re-
place Rice. 1t will be the Tar Heels
home coming.
The Rice game was Cancelled be-
cause of transportation difficulties.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Williams, Pesky to Join
Flight Group Soon
Rx t,hS. Assoeis1aei pr.xx

BY the Associated Press. F'i' 2. &"
" BOSTON, Oct. 14.-Naval Flight
Board headquarters announced that
Ted Williams, American League
triple batting crown winner, and
teammate Johnny Pesky Of the Bos-
ton Red Sox would start training at
Amherst College November IS.
Williams and Pesky wilr be naval
Air cadets. 81
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Cadets Face Harder Schedule
Than I eoms in Title Series
Kirby Hurt, G. W. Out Of Luck for Kicker
In Contest With Salem Friday Night
BY GEORGE HUBER.

ST johns nauguraeS policy that will welcomed
by all high school football fans Hereafter
play its Thursdays instead of trying
ed Friday schedule
It's Friday when there aren't than a
local and the Johnnes hurting
and the other schools then getting
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Football Comes Wanted

The District Workhouse football
team is after games with other
clubs, either white or colored. in
the l50-pound class Contact Roy
Mentzer at the workhouse, Occo-
ouan, Va.
Evening star., 1942-10-14
Old Sandy Is Good Hunter

Old Sandy. sad-eyed collie
owned by A. P. Guffee OF Franklin,
Tenn. has killed 100 opossums and
A polecats in six years
Evening star., 1942-10-14
st. Johns Relieves High School Football Congestion by Playing Thursdays
Old Man Jinx Can't Lose When
Notre Dame Battles Seuhuwks
Biermon Never Hos Beaten Irish, They've
Been Victims of Iowa Indion Sign
BY the Associated Press.


SOUTH BEND Ind Oct 1-If Notre Dame trips the high
flying Iowa Seahawks here Saturday will something of moral
victory for gridiron superstition
To begin with the Irish will be wearing erses again.
They discarded their traditional blue ees the shirts
against triumph
Evening star., 1942-10-14

it isn't fabricated regularly and properly. And that's
why Sherwood Betholine- -Richfeld Dealers make it
their business to have good equipment, good lubri
cants, and give expert fabrication service. Let your
nearby Sherwood Dealer help you care for your car.
Drive in at the big oranss and blue Betholne Richfeld
Sien. "Ths Men in White VIII Serve You Right.
Evening star., 1942-10-14

White explains, the clutch and transmission Of your
car revoves 30000 900 times So do the universe. Joints
and axle pinion shaft. Other vital moving parts
go through millions revolutions or operations.
That gives you idea of how much needless can
result, and how the life Of car can be shortened
Evening star., 1942-10-14
The Famous Holbrook Fabrics, $3.50

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Evening star., 1942-10-14

Clayton Brown Of Vaughn Class
was top pinman in the East Wash
ington Church League at Mount
Rainier with 136-359.