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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

Eleanor KQepke
Tops Singles

TOLEDO. Nov. 10. - Paced by
the stellar firing of Eleanor Koepke,
a contingent of Detroit Bowlers
performed in highly satisfactory
fashion here as the first weekend
of competition was concluded in
the twentieth tournament of the
Womens Central States Associa-
ton.
She zoomed into the single lead
ership with a sparkling 6S2 series
with individual games of 200, 25S
and l67. She was aided by 57-pin
handicap.
Earlier Mrs. Kcepke led her Al
coma Recreation with a 592 blast
to enable the Derolters 10 post a
1865 total which tied Cleveland S
Omarlo Grills for first place in the
team division.
Other members Of the Alconas
and their scores, minus handicap,
arc: Gertrude Schuster, 4S9; Coral
Jones, 46S; Elizabeth Gribbons.
SAB. and Ruth Johnston, ASS.
Precision Springs and Vernon
Livernois, both of Detroit, hold
third and fourth positions, respect
lively, in the team section with
scores of 1880 and 1884.
Detroit's Stella Hartrick and
Clara Allen. 1912 w. J. y. c. dou-
bles champions. are the current
occupants of second position in the
tandem division Of the tourney
with a creditable 1875 total.
Irene Schlusler and Vesta Hubble
Of Detroit are deadlocked for fifth
place in singles with 642 totals.
Emma Hill. Detroit. was re-
elected president of the association
and the 1943 tourney was awarded
to Flint at the annual meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Tom Kuzma Proves
Package Of Dynamite
in Conquest Of Irish
M FORWARDS SHOW REAL CLASS

Bullet Tom Kuzms bad knee and ALL can play in our ALI
America backheld dynamite. Toing the ball 70 times
the efoo 1nch 196pound Michigan hunderbot ripped and
tore his way through Dame line Saturday for total
of 90 yards little contribution to the wolverines smashing
triumph the Irish after 3Syear spread IN nterscnool
grdron relations between the two
His brilliant performance South Bend kuzmas nm
season. in which he has been plagued with
injury that put him the bench early IN the schedule
Kua almost unsoppa caught the fancy of the great crowd
time after time the Gary lnd star battered his
way through a stubborn but yielding wall.
To date as the wanes Kuzma has carried the
ball something 81 times for gain of 221 yards
average approximately three and oneha yards Not e
mendous yardage except that such consistent gaining not
done against caber of Mchgans opponents except by
Kuzma, who refuses to let matter of weak
ened knee interfere with his gridiron work.
Yea Kuzma belongs in frankie Sinkwich's broken jaw
league Remember when the faooted Georgia star
fractured his Jaw wheeling through and around
the Bulldogs opposition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Irish Live Up to Fighting Name

The Irish not called Fighting Irish for nothing Ihey
fought right second Of play AS one Notre
Dame follower reminded Michigan fan "A couple OF good
the aend of the might well have changed
the complexion of 80 TO 20 ball game"
They could-but Crslers boys well pointed for the
Irish Fzs scouts must have done grand 1oo
coupled with Mchigans fine coaching Michigan maze lew
mistakes if any, other mechanical apses like fumbes
which part of the ball game
Indeed have gotten little satisfaction out
stirring Notre Dame Most coaches that
fortunate do But football strange pastme. Michigan
Bermans Iowa Sahawks turns around and
waops the Irish who shealacked the Cadets is onc that
Crser whip coached eleven Minnesota teams
Cadets both coached by herman licked Michigan under
Crisler.
But, repeat a Michigan victory Notre Dame is
something please unrued Fritz Anyway
congratulations Cr and his fine of gridders May
they kick the stungs of Ohio State Saturday and wind
up with victory Iowa in the grand finale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

pcdTeQ nedOeu IOI dIlOlIleI IdluS
down victory until st. Theresa S
Pirates, with two starting players
injured, dug in and held the
heavier Shamrock team to a 1910
triumph at u. OF d. Stadium last
night before $500 spectators.
Tommy Groth returned the
kickoff TO the 32-yard line and on
the next play he handed the ball
to Frank Gawronski on spinner,
Gawronski cutting wide around
his own right end and down the
sidelines for a touchdown. The
officials called the play back,
ruling that Frank had stepped out
of bounds on the Central as.
GROTH SCORES
With first and 10 to go, Bill
Pironelli made II yards, Groth
went through tackle 33 yards,
and then Groth followed flawless
blocking around his own left end
for 10 more yards and touch
down. Harry Melia held the ball
and George Sinkus converted TO
give the Shamrocks a TO margin
in 3 minutes of play.
Then the Pirates defense stiff
ened and Central was unable TO
score until the fourth period. Bill
Dillon and John Cullen, halfback
and end for the Dufourmen,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
2d Place
Is Seized
by Hawks

Chicago Blackhawks today oc-
cupy second place in the National
Hockey League, only two points
behind the pace-setting Detroit
Red Wings. The Chicagoans moved
up last night when they defeated
Toronto, Sd, on their home ice be-
fore a throng Of 1903. It was
their second victory Of the week.
end over the Maple Leafs. Red
Hamill scored twice for the Hawks.
Boston Bruins also gained their
second victory in two nights over
the Rangers by downing the New
Workers., 4-3. 1t was the Rangers
first defeat at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Hockey Trophy
To Convent Girls

Sacred Heart Convent of Crosse
Pointe held the Appleby trophy
today after taking honors in the
Detroit Field Hockey Associations
play day held Sunday on the
convent grounds.
In winning Convent made a
sweep of all games to take the
trophy presented by Miss Ann
Austen of Crosse Pointe Country
Day School, Country Day girls
played scoreless ties with Law
renee and Kipgswood and lost to
Liggett, 10 and Convent 20 but
took solace in placing Nancy
Reekie, Gloria Rickel and Barbara
Hughes on the B team. which
played for the days honors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

nents usually get in a whole
season.
Michigan made all the experts
very red in the face. The general
run of dope was that due 10 lack
of line requirements Michigan
would probably dominate the first
half and Notre Dame would close
in on the firing Wolverines and
take them over the second half,
The notion was wide of the mark
as the second half was completely
Wolverines.
JUST COULDN'T BE
When Creighton Miller scored TO
put Notre Dame ahead at the half,
wouldn't il have been nice drama
to have been able 10 headline:
Creighton Miller takes up
where his father, Harry Miller,
sft Off"
Harry, you remember, was the
player who was most responsible
for the Notre Dame victory in the
last game played by these schools
in 1909. Creighton is his SON
But Michigan ruined that little
touch. and how,
Michigan State also turned in a
neat job in downing Purdue and
Detroit in turning back Villanova
has helped the Midwest intersec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Other Backs Also Stand Out

But as the football chroncers have already told 1t
was no oneman Michigan show Quite the contrary as has
been the case Wolverines games this fall what
with Fritz Cses generous array of competent backs In
fact Bob Wiese the sophomore gained
than the bonecrushng Kuzma Taking the ball more
than Tom26 times to be exactthe TALL rawboned boy
from the prares by rushing, totaed ia yards.
And Paul White and Don Robinson contributed their usual
gains White who from the port side is
White end with Ohio State. The meeting
Columbus this coming Saturday will be
terestng. The Whites hail from River Rouge
And brany George Ceham the Wolverines captain never
ran the team more magnfceny than he did Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Scratches

BY United Press
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Track. good.
First Race--PArlferda, Kiev Lee,
Second Race BaggrAvs. w
Third Race-Guile.
Fourth Raee-Miss Puritan.
Fifth Race-smart Hombre, Five o
Eight.
Sixth Race-wanna Hygro.
Seventh Race-Max Forst.
BOWIE .-
Track fast.
First Race-Goid Reganant Spring
Maid, Lovely One, Wroma, Brocade,
Pan1re.
second Race-Mownet Dule. Re-
nowned. Hardy Bud, Becomly, 0Sra.
Third Race-Coiden Mowiee strolling
Don. Calcutta. Yankee Lad. Royal Busi-
ness Southport
Fourth Raee-oentle Gene.
Seventh RAce-Bg Jack. Part One,
Sentinel Avesta. Wheat, Dollar Sign.
Eighth Race-Bucket shop. Gratis,
Purport. Waugh Pop. chsrlene, Armor
Berer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Get Valuable Aid From linemen

But more but Cethaml, Kuzma and the rest OF
chgan formidable pgn carriers could not have done such
remarkable been for remarkable labors in tbs
grand by julius Frank, A-America II there
ever one who like his brother before him
made championship stuff Elmer Madar and PHI
Sharpe-aIl Of whom gallant Commute stars
mods Bob Koesar. who recovered tumble at an
important uncure in the contest Jim Beske who combined
with Robinson kick that gave the Wolverines one OF
and Fielding H. Yost something to chucke
oh h. YOU can the whole Michigan team Iney q
make a good AllAmerica team-playng the they did
against Notre Saturday For were not present.
do not get that Frank Leahys boys were
II was welearned victory the Wolverines captured over
fine South that wasn't licked until White inter
cepted Anthony Berte pass when it looked like the home
boys might possibly stage another stobook last ditch rally
like they put whip the Buckeyes in Columbus
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

Did you miss the big battle between Michigan and
Notre Dame Saturday afternoon at South Bend? Well,
you've heard and read all about it and you
completely the weekly meeting of The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterback Club, The meeting will be held
the Statler Hotel Tuesday, at 1915 and
is open to all football fans.
The complete motion pictures of this classic football
battle will be shown at the meeting tomorrow Mchigans
team Notre Danes Angelo Bertei passing for touch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Freeman Only New
USGA Official

NEW YORK. Nov. is GNS) 49,
Only one chance will be made
among the officials of the United
States Golf Association for next
year, according to a report of the
nominating committee announced
today.
Daniel A. Freeman Jr., of New
York, has been nominated to be
treasurer, succeeding John F. RID
dell Jr. of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
luarerIacks to see sM---IrisIl Pictures Tomorrow

John Bull Karcis will have the story of his clubs
ninth straight National League defeat at the hands OF
the Cleveland Rams Joe Gembs will tell of his teams
final game of the season. There also will be short
view Of the MichganOhio State game which likely will
Saturday. "
It's going to be big meeting and all football fans
most welcome There is no charge Each guest pays
$1.40 for his lunch Remember tomorrow noon at the
Statler Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
IT'S GROTH AGAIN

In the fourth period, Gawronski
a Dillon pass on the
80. Pironelli made 3 yards and
then Tommy Groth, on reverse
around his own left end crossed
the line of scrimmage. eluded four
Theresa tacklers with a neat, cut
back from the Sidelines and raced
AZ yards for his second score.
In the final minutes Of the game
Pirate Capt. Jim Doran passed to
Ralph Dougherty who ran for a
score but stepped out on the Gen.
trail z. Then Central held.
The victory gives Catholic Gen.
trial berth in the annual Good
fellow game on Thanksgiving Day
against the Metropolitan League
champion. Hamtramck and Cooley
will play for that privilege next
Friday at $50 p. m. at U. of D.
Stadium.
C..as-A.z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
DeSaniis Does II Again

DeSantis. Elizabeth Hunt, cap
tain. is the leader today in Class
A of the annual Interstate
Women's Lutheran bowling cham
pionship tournament at Great
Lakes with 2452. Leila Barnes and
Elvira Helms top the doubles on
1907, and Edna Foss the singles
IN 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

down. All the offensive thrills that part of the
battle will be shown in complete detail at the session
Coaches and writer's who at the game will give
the inside story of the important game of the season.
THEY'LL tell about what went behind the scenes during
the contest and what plays most important in de-
Gliding the ISSUE
Gus Dorais will be on hand to tell about his teams
to victory his jinx team Vianova, yesterday at
u of D. Stadium Dorais' team has lost only game
this fall and ranks with the best in the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
BY CHARLES r. DORAIS
Athletic Director and Head Football Coach
at University Of Detroit

In tho outst. nding game of last
the Michigan Notre
Dame affair was right in line as
surprise IN season full
of them
The first half was along the
lines predicted by the football
wise. an evenly fought hammer
and tong affair with offenSe pre-
vailing. and the ball moving up
and down the field plenty. Michi-
gan punted only once and Notre
Dame twice, which gives you some
idea
But at the half Michigan must
have taken a noggin of the stuff
that makes the mouse chase the
cat They caught on fire. They
exploded. They went beserk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
IT'S SOMETHING NEW

Never through the years in my
observation Of Notre Dame games
has an opponent chased them
backwards so completely and sue
cesSfully as the aroused Wolver-
ines did on this festive occasion.
Michigan garnered as many
points IN this one battle as all the
Fighting lrish's combined oppo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Proud Distinction

Tom Murphy, veteran horseman,
is the only living American TO
train the winner Of an EPSON
Derby in England-Durbar II. who
won IN 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
DETROIT
CLENELAl

Detroit substitutions Ends: Sxakash.
Woiciechowicy Knorr Scott. Behan (:
tackles. Goodman Pavelec; guards Sartori.
Wle,he; backs: Mathews, Hackney Wetter-
.lund BanJavic, Evans, Grtgonis, Hopp.
Cleveland substitutions Ends Pat.
Hightower Platukis. tackles: Fawcett
guards: Brahm Thorpe; centers: Rieth,
Rockwell: backs: Davis. Smith. Petchell,
Plunkett. Morris. Lazetich.
Touchdovns -Cardvell, Janiak. Platukis,
MaEnani, Smith.
Detroit -
Cleveland n 1-Zl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Hockey Standings

fATIEDt1' hkhILTb
DETROIT s. Montreal 2.
Chicago & Toronto ?
Boston 81 New York =
LAST NIGHT = RESULTS
DFTROIT g. M0ntrsa ].
Boston & Nes York q
Toronto 4 Chicago 5
TUESDAYS CANE
N1ntrsai at Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
SIlaInrOckS Pressed
To Beat St. Theresa
BY e. c. GREENE

For first plays aerpayd top defensive and offensive
Central football the Pirate
headed for anothe hands sis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
SPOR T S
-By LEO MACDONELC-

He Turns in The Finest
Game Of Season as
Mates Also Sparkle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

Bert Rubi. the Hungarian wres-
tier. will place his VI. w. a. junior
heavy title on the line for the
third time in two weeks in this
city when he meets Flash" Cor
don, California challenger. in the
main 90 Of tonight's wrestling card
in the Arena Gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
LEAVES FOES BEHIND

LEAVES FOES BEHIND
Chef Adams kicked off for the!
Rams over the goal. and the Lions
started from their 20. The first
play was reverse. and Cardwell
burst around his left end with
three blockers ahead. He dashed
down the side line and still had an
escort of two as he slowed up for
the last 10 yards, waving con-
temptuously to fullback Len jan
lax, the only Ram in hailing|
distance. Augio Lilo kicked and
Detroit lead 10.
1t was ridiculously easy. In fact,
il made the Rams look so silly
that it got them peeved at them
selves. They snapped out of their
lethargy, Immediately drove. 77
yards for a touchdown, then scored
three more for 27-7 victory.
For the Lions. it was defeat
No. 9 without victory. With
games against the Chicago Bears
and Washington Redskins alone
remaining, the Lions might become
the first team since Dayton in 1929
TO 60 through a National League
season without victory.
After Cardwell scored, the Ramsl
took the kickoff back to their %,
then Dante Magnani and Janiak
began slicing yardage outside the
Lion tackles and finally got to the
Detroit 10. From here Hall waited
one to Janiak for the score. Adams
kicked goal to tie the score, and It
remained that way until early in
the third period.
PASS is INTERCEPTED
After taking the kickoff, Wet
terlund faded from his own 20 and
uncorked a pass that was inter-
Icepted by Roy Stuart and run back
26 yards to the Lions 10. CorbyI
Davis plunged for four. than Hall
snapped bullet shot to Platukis
right over the middle for touch
down. Cardwell blocked Adams
kick for point, the first one Chef
has failed to make this year.
After being repulsed on the
Rams Is at the opening of the
last period, the Lions quickly
yielded another score. Hall passed
IA yards 10 end Ben I1ightower
who sprinted As more to the Lions
is. Hall then winged one to Mag
mani for q touchdown.
A 25-yard punt return by Mag
mani took the ball TO midfeld.
Gaylon Smith then burst through
inside left tackle and raced so
yards TO score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Lions Maintain
Consistency by
Losing TO Rams

CLEVELAND. Nov. Is. DE
troit Lions made one big mistake
here yesterday. They shook Lloyd
Cardwell loose for so yards and a
touchdown on the first play from
scrimmage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Pro Grid Standings

Cleveland az. DETROIT Z
washington 10, New York Z.
Philadelphia ~. BROOKLYN z
Bears a., Green Bay I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Rubi Stakes Title
In tonight Bout
ToNrGpT's BoTTs

Pert Rubi Hungary. vs. FLASH" Cor
don Hollywood, IN , fsib Walter Roxy.
Dstroit. " steve Memoir. Bulgaria. N
= falls BABE Hasa boski. Toronto We.
PRED Carfons Boston one fair Sailor
Olson Minneapolis W. John NanskS Rus
EiH. one fall
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20
GROUP MARKETING
PLAN ADVOCATED
Offers New Hanover Farm
ers Chance To Increase In
come $4,000 Annually

\ New Hanover county's 324 farm
onerators can increase their cash
income as much as $4,000 year
on fruits, nuts and vegetables
alone by working with retailers in
developing group marketing pro-
grams, it was estimated Saturday
Fbv a leading distributor Of North
Carolina crops.
s'With approximately so farmers
in this county and more than $500
farmers throughout North Caro-
lima using farm marketing coop
eratives to streamline wartime
distribution, the general trend to-
ward group action in marketing
is one of the most important agri-
cultural developments in the
state,'' according to Earl R.
French, marketing director of the
A & P's produce-buying affiliate,
the Atlantic Commission company.
"Our experience shows growers
can boost their income 10 to Is
per cent by working together to
DIOVlQC doCNQdtC |O1Nl11S ctAA~*
standard grade and pack, and by
working with distributors to cut
out unnecessary handling opera
tions and costs.
'"This 10 to Is per cent would
bring approximately $27, 400 to $780,
900 extra annually on fruits, nuts
and vegetables alone to New Han
over county growers, who in one
recent year received $274, 487 from
their sales of these products.
Growers could similarly increase
their cash income from other crops
by group action" French explain
ed.
He pointed out that the ground
work for building these programs
is already well prepared in North
Carolina, which "group-markets"
tobacco, cotton, dairy products,
poultry, eggs and hogs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20
DIR. PARK SPEAKS
HERE JANUARY 6
Authority On Far Eastern Al
fairs Will Appear Under
Auspices Of Forum

DR.. No-Yung Park, an outstand-
inc authority on Far Eastern af-
fairs. will be presented at New
Hanover High school at $3.50
o'clock Tuesday night, January 5,
under the auspices OF the Com
munity Forum.
The subject Of his address will
be sHow to Lick the Japs."
DR.. Park, a native of Manchu-
ria, has Travelled and studied in
China, Japan, Europe and Amer
lea He is the author of Making
a New China" 1.-THE Retreat of
the West,'' and "Chinaman's
Chance" A prize-winning student
on international relations, a brill
liant orator whose breadth of Wis
ion, wealth of experience and in
formation, power Of analysis and
keen sense of humor-these have
made him one of the most promi-
nent speakers in the large cities
of America and Canada.
He is a lecturer of very excep-
tional competence, combining an
intimate knowledge of his subject
with extraordinary powers as a
platform speaker. His vivacity and
wit enable him 10 hold the atten-
tion Of the most exscting audi
ence, while his reasonableness and
sincerity command their sympathy
and approval, it was said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20
Cav,naugh Is Fined
$40 In County Court

E. D. Cavanaugh, truck driver,
was fined $40 and cost by Record
er II. Winfield Smith in county
court Saturday after he had plead
ed guilty to double parking, dis
orderly conduct and resisting an
officer.
Cavanaugh was alleged to have
double-parked a truck and trailer
in the lane of traffic in the 1900
block of Market street and to have
cursed and hindered police Off
GERS attempts to arrest him.
w. T. Maree was fined S. and
the costs on charges of violating
the city's no horn and indecent
exposure ordinances.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20
Four Men Arrested
Here On Theft Counts

Four young white men were ar
rested here Friday by members
of the sheriff's department and
state highway patrolmen for al
legedly engineering the theft OF
II cases of cigarettes, valued al
more than S700, from the Miller
Motor Express company here
Thursday night.
Eight of the II cases of ciga-
rettes have already been recover
ed. Sheriff c. David Jones said
Saturday IN revealing the arrests.
He said that two of the four
men involved were taxi drivers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20
American Auiators
Honored In Africa

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Dec. 16.-tDelay.
ed)-lR-Three Distinguished Fly
ing crosses, two Silver Stars, and
10 other awards were conferred on
airmen of the 18th U. S. Air Force
today by Maj. Gen. James H. Doo-
little for outstanding performances
III the North African campaign.
Forty-three pilots and creWmen
OF the troop-carrying planes also
were given air medals "for per-
formance of an extremely hazard
Gus offensive in the transporta-
ton of paratroops into Tunisia
Nov. 29''
"The complete success of the
mission" the citation of these men
said, "was due to the excellent pi-
loting, timing, and handling OF
aircraft over the dropping area"
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20
GENERAL KILLED

CAPETOWN, South Africa, Dec.
19-tRHMaj. Gen. Dan Pienaar,
commander of the famous First
South African division and regard
ed as a brilliant desert fighter and
tactician, has been killed in an air
crash while flying to South Africa
from the Middle East. it was OF
ficiallY announced tonight
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20

The four, Herman J. Schmidt,
o. S. Edwards, w. H. Williford
and Bill Herring, are in the county
Jail here in default of 81, 500 bond.
They will be given a hearing
this week before Recorder H. Win
field Smith in county court here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-20

The use of gliders assumes local
air superiority, since they would
be vulnerable in daytime without
fighter protection.