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con una sonrisa, y empieza a di
Sertar sobre la organization de
la Federation Mundial. iva no
me mira. Los ojos fijos, admira
a su ideal. En- esos momentos
.quisiera l%lorar, pues me parece
que no soy mas que M maquina
que lie teje vestidos a aqueIla
cue me 10 ha quitado.
Jacueline Sc sec6 los ojos con
un pahuelO de encaje. Marie-Jo-
Sc, besandola, conmovida
mi pobre Jacqueline !Creia
hallarte feliz Y contenta y tie veo
agobiada de augusta.
-Pero, mo, MarieJos6! no
soy desdichada. IA veces me O.
do! Tengo horror de contarte
TODD este; pero til eres mi dnica
amiga, tn me comprenderas, Y
tengo necesidad de hablaJe a
alguien, de desahogar 10 que pc.
sa sobre mi coraz6n, para no es.
IAAar. Ahora Sc sOnri6 va
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me siento mejor, estoy mas tran
qulla; me parece haber adquiri-
90 nuevas fuerzas. No sabes CO
mo me Odio!, pues no tengo Ell de
recho de hablar asi de 81, de mi
Dos, de mi TODD. iJamas, nunca
Jamas!, podria dejarlo, pues ten
go la imperiosa necesidad de sen
trio cerca de MI, aunque solo
tuera durante unos segundos ca
da dia,
ID D6nde esta ahora?
En- la S. U. F. U. Pronun-
ella un discurso de propaganda.
u Que es la S. U. F. u?
Mira AHA -contest6 JAG
queline, sehalando los archives
que adornaban las paredes del
cuarto-, esta lleno de ESQ. Els
la Sociedad Union Federal Uni
versal.
IFS cierto! iQue cabeza de
chorlito tengOl AcabO de leer en-
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Ell negro Beau Jack puso a domir a Larkin
Conquist6 la corona del peso ligero

sc levant6 a la cuenta de uno.
En- Ell mismo asalto el negritc
lie estremeci6 de cabeza a pies,
con un "derechazo."
BESIDE los primeros golpes pu-
DO apreciarse que ell italiano de
pelo castano serfa la victima.
Descarg6 Tippy seis fuertes
puhetazos a la cara del negro, en-
los momentos iniciales, pero no
logr6 cnnmoverle.
En- la. apuestas era favorito
81 negro, en- proportion de II
por 5.
Fue la tercera derrota por no.
caut sufrida por Larkin desde
que empezara su carrera, hace
siete amos.
Pagaron su entrada 1887
personals y en- las taquillas Sc re
.audaron $58,468.
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New York, Die. 19.-La coro-
ma del peso ligero, la que otorga
la Comisi6n Atletica del Estado
de New York, pas6 aver a las
sienes del negro Beau Jack, de
Atlanta, Ca, que en- el tercer a.
salto derrib6 por la cuenta de 10
& Tippy Larkin, de Garfield, n,
Jersey.
Tn formidable "uppercut" de
rderecha Sc estrell6 en- las man.
dfbulas de Larkin y cay6 a la
iona.
Asombr6 Jack al pdblico con
su extraordinaria persistencia
en- ell ataque y su habilidad. En-
81 primer salto ell italiano fue de
rribado y en- Ell segundo tuvo que
batirse en- retirada.
Complete la obra en- ell terce-
70 y de acuerdo con las predic-
clones de los peritos.
La cuenta de diez, bajo ell te-
rrible efecto d un "upprcut", Sc
h;zo por ell arbitro Young Otto.
Patrocinaban ell match" con
un Unite de Is asaltos, las conf
stones de New York y New Jer-
sey, pero no la Association Nacio
nal de BoXeo.
Jack, cuyo verdadero nombre
es Sidney Walker, es ell tercer
boxeador negro que conquista ell
titulo de campe6n de las 1876 Ii
bras. Antes que 81 10 ganaron
Joe Cans y Henry Armstrong.
Ell estilo del vencedor es pare
cido al de Armstrong. La caida
del primer asalto la produjo con
I'm gancho de izquierda. Larkin
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Henry Armstrong es la mas impertante
"~resurecci6n" del aho
Concedido a los Cardenales ell segundo lugar

con p1giles de reputation nacio-
nal.
Alcanz6 el negrito % prime
ros lugares y un total de Ill
puntos.
Georgia, II puntos, equipo de
fuabol de Yale, IA puntos, once
futbol de Yale, ID puntos, once
tos, pelotero Mort Cooper, 9 pun
tos, Wash, de los Pielesrojas, 8
puntos, team de futbol de Hi
nois, 8 equipo de futbol Pitts.
burg Steelers, Z; golfista Sam
Snead, Z; catcher Mickey Owen,
5; equipo de futbol de Ohio, s;
team" de futbol Stanford, 5, y
los Gigantes de New York.
Los Cardenales no ,solamente
ganaron eli campeonato de su IL
ga, venciendo a los Dodgers, ST.
no que deSpues conquistaron el
campeonato mundial.
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Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA M ORES
NOVELA

lie los ojos con mis- dos manos, 10
bese amorosamente, diciendole:
iAdivina quien es, y, sobre TODD,
no te equivoQues! Ell di6 un sal
to de algeria w..
Jacqueline Sc interrumpi6 un
segundo; y en- voz baja, cast
imperceptible, prosigui6:
Como nos hemos amado!..,
MarieJose, Isl til supieras! LIS
primeras semanas pasaron CO.
mo un r%elampago. Pero lay, una
dicha tan perfecta no puede dd-
rar eternamente.
Miro en- la lontananza, ensi-
mismada en- sus pensamientos.
Il Como mo eres feliz?
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New York, Diciembre 49,
Los cronistas deportivcs escogie
ron aver al negrito Eanry Arm
Sc lie concedi6 ell segundo pues
to, por su re~surgimiento, a los
Cardenales de San Luis, con 16
primeros lugares y &c puntos.
lie correspondi6 ell tercero al pit
cher Larry French, con 8 prime
ros lugares y 40 puntos, y ell
cuarto al catcher Ernesto Lom-
hardi, campe6n al bate de Ia Lii
ga Nacional, con tres primeros
lugares y 33 puntos.
A los Browns de San Luis lie
fue adjudicado ell quinto puesto,
con 3 primeros lugares y 20 pun
tos, y ell sexto al team de "hoc-
key" Toronto Maple Leafs, con
9 primeros lugares y % puntos.
Obtuvieron mencion Y puntos
ell team de futbol Holy eros, con
Is puntos, team" de futbol de
strong, que en- un tempo osten-
to a la vez tres coronas de boXeo
como la mas importante "resu-
rreccion' del anO.
Sc creia retirado y descartado
a Armstrong cuando ell verano
pasado decide combatir de nue.
vo. Desde entonces ha ganado
13 encuentros, algunos de ellos
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LA PELOTA ~ORGANIZADA
SUPO CONTRIBUTE CON
MAS DE UN MILLION DE
DOLARES

Chicago, Diciembre 19-Earl
Hilligan, director de publicidad
de la Liga Americana, revel6 a.
yer que la pelota organizada ha
contribuido con $1,314,825 para
ell fondo de auxilio creado con
motive de la guerra,
Las dos ligas mayores aporta
ron S1,054, 953 y las memories
S259,871, importantes cantida-
des 81 Sc tienen en- cuenta las
restricciones fijadas.
C%ontribuy6 la Liga Americana
con 1928, 205, la Liga Nacional
con $267,895, ell juego de las Els
trellas con $89,314; ell juego de
las Estrellas y las fuerzas arma-
das, $71,611e fondo para bates
y pelotas, las dos ligas, $24,00O;
Association de Escritores de
Baseball, $24,OOO; Association de
Escritores de Baseball, $1,000;
serie mundial, 1862, 92S y Aso-
ciaci6n de Ligas PROFESSIONALS
de Baseball, $259,871.
La sociedades de alivio del E.
jercito y la Marina recibieron
$567,026.
La Diga Americana tiene 100
p~elOteroS en- las fuerzas arma-
das,
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OEPOHTES
PROGRAMA DE BOXEO A BE
NEFICIO DE LA MARINA

Anunci6 aver ell empresario
Jim Downing que ofrecera un
programa de boxeo, a beneficio
de la marina, Ell dia 80 de diciem
bre, en- Ell Auditorio Municipal.
Sc compondra ell programa de
un total de SO asaltos y partici-
paran en- 81 conocidos g~ladiado-
res.
lPor ell alquiler del Auditorio
pagara $500.
No sabemos que Sc lie haya pc
dido una garantia por las buta-
cas- que puedan romperse.
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NOMBRADO
PROMOTER DE SARASOTA

Ell puesto de la Legion Anne
ricana en- Sarasota, la vecina
ciudad, nombr6 aver empresa-
rio de boxeo a Gabe Menendez,
persona muy apreciada en- Tam
pa.
Ofrecera su primer programa
segGn dijo, ell dia IL de enero y
Buddy Scott sera la principal a.
Traction.
Menendez asegura %presentara
a gladiadores como Scott, Willie
Pep, Tommy Gomez y otros.
Hizo la negotiation con Gabe,
Charlie Twain, jefe del comit6
deportivo de la Legion.
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ZANELLI DERROTO A
CARNEY YOUNG

Boston, Die. 19.-En una pc
lea efectuada aver en- esta ciu-
dad Ralph Zanelli, de Providen-
ce, R. l., peso de 143, derrot6
por puntos a Carvey Young, de
148, que tiene ell grade de cabo
en- ell cuerpo de infanteria de
marina.
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Bruins Buy Jackson

BOSTON. Jan. ; INS)-The
Boston Bruins have purchased
in a cash deal The recalcitrant
Harvey Jackson, leftwlnger Of the
Brooklyn Americans, who has
been suspended since he refused
the salary offered him by n g
AmcrkS. jackson will start his
season in the major
league, Joining the Bruins tomor-
row in Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

salaries all down the line. And
they feel stars never again will
hit the present pay ceiling.
When you see a man love
something as Bob Zuppke loves
football, you can only hope and
pray that somebody throws open
4 spo; for him in 1912 More
than that. with suitable ma
terial he'll do job. Not that
We think il will happen, but
wouldn't il he something if
Minnesota hired him TO take
Bernie Bierman's place until the
major returns? 'Zup' could an
swer a lot Of his critics with
that Minnesota material.
Mrs. Frank ]. Navin, 50 VIC
hear. has a crop Of 2-year-olds
which will do a lot Of surprising
Hot Springs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Brothers Trail
Konie(zni Pair

Two more week-ends OF bowling
are on schedule today in the
fourth annual brothers doubles
tournament at West Chicago Rec
reation. The leaders in Class A
are Roman and Bruno Konieczni
with 1879 and 1lS0 and a handicap
of 90.
Stanley Lopucki and William
Lamar lead Class 2 with 1l15, in
Guiding a spot of Sc. James Little
and Edwin Glasgow are second on
1113 and Victor and Percy Flow
ers third on 1103. Louis and Will
liam Thompson second in
Class A on 1868, including a spot
.of "a.
Third, fourth and fifth places
in a are held by Frank and Ed
ward Berlin, 1850; George and Al
WarzcCka, 1914, and Joe and Err
win BannaSch. 1929. Fourth and
fifth in b belong to the MillerS,
John and William, at 1902, and
Rov and Howard GicSc. 1901.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Toledo Defeats
Eagles, 42-4t

CLEVELAND Jan : Paced by
Chuck ChlckovItS. who scored -
points tho Toledo ChcvvieS basket
BAN team defeated the Detroit
Eagles i1-il. before a crowd Of
5000 fans at Cleveland s Public
Hall here last night.
ChuckoN's scored a pair Of field
goals and two fouls 10 give Toledo
a 60 lead n the first five minutes
Of play Tho ChevvicS Jed 1913 al
thc first quarter, 21-19 at half time
and $3.50 a. the turn
Detroit tied up the count in the
final Two minutes OF play but
Chutk5vts put in a short shotan
4 foul 10 give mis- teammates the
advantage which they held 70 the
end
Parry and Jeanette were high
scorers for Detroit with II points
o1rN
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

grace by Elizabeth Robinson which might have
Artemis herself the heights of Olympus"
General Macarthur followed with resume Of the teams
financing and success, and then continued
athletic America is telling phrase, II is taismanic.
suggests health and happiness. 1t pride
and kndles the national spirit In its futon
a sturdy serelant, Self-heping people
II therefore hrmer foundation for free institutions
and a seader determined hold the future
Nothing has been OF national
in athletics. II required TODAY indicate that
element of American life which is most characteristic of
nationality my finger would unerringy point athletic
escutcheon"
Then followed splendid athletics in general Ho
wrote:
THE athletic code has down from before
the Of chivay and knghthOod embraces the highest
laws and will stand the any ethics philosophy
ever promulgated for the up man requirements are
the things that right and H. restraints from
things that wrong
General Macarthur finale versecorics of which
should be every sportsmans desk We quote
ITO set the capse obott renopp.
To lore the game beyond hspri.s
tn honor as pOt i,a 11rt
The o that com /, .es
To The tifc 81
And dear fhe land thar I'd tsrft,
AHd dcGrsr PET ftf 5,,'t sIhoo0
Tint bipds thf tf0tetf 0 'tS rrrtt -
~, and sports?
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Stroh Pinmen
Collect $500
special to THE DETROIT TINES

CHICAGO, Jan. 8 Detroit pir
ItopplerS encountered stiff competi.
Itlon in the two stellar bowling
ISwcepStake tournaments conducted
here over the weekend, but two
of the Motor City contcndcrs man
aged to win sizable pieces of prize
money.
The Stroh Bohcmians copped
second money in the Gold Coast
Recreation sweeper, winning $500
with a total 41O6, just IS pins
behind victorious Monarch of Chi
cago who lead the field with 4121
count to annex $1,000. National
Bowlers Equipment of Detroit fin
ished fifth IN Schalk's event staged
at Evergreen Towers. shooting
3Sl5, which was good for 1915.
The Chicago Recreation team. a
comparative new o m r, won
Schalk's sweeper, scoring 4044 to
earn S11OO. and turned in scores
of 1857, 965, 1921 and 96l This
was the only team TO average
1000
Joseph L. Gill Of Chicago was
second with 1916. good for S700
Third place went 10 the Silver
Seal SodaS Of St. Louis. who tum-
bled 1863 pins 10 receive $500.
Schalk s tournament attracted
100 of Americas 5 leading bowling
teams and the prize list totaled
$4,000.
National Bowling Equipment
started off with a ga game and
added tallieS of 1913. 905 and 923.
Fred Zion set the pace with an
Sl3 count. The Suroh BohemianS
registered SSS, S73, $50 and 1882
CaSS Crygier 7s2 was tops on this
squad. The best single series
among the 35 entries from the
Motor Metropolis was chalked up
by Charlie BubowSki lcadon man
for the Ekhardt Il BcckerS. He
had games of 203 235, 239 and Ia
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
ThieI, PIdsky
Head Scorers
In Metro Loop
Register 682 and 678
Totals as Teams Win;
Roadway Adds TO Lead
STANDINGS

Sylvester Thlel OF the eleventh
place Chene-Tromblys is up among
the Metropolitan Classic Leagues S
individual scorers today with 6S2
made last night at Dexter Recrea-
tion as his team registered 2946
10 lead the circuit IN winning
twice from Midwest.
Joe PlaSky OF Standard uncov-
cred 67S as his team with 1856
managed two from Orlings (2795)
and moved into a tie for fourth.
Bernard Belks $50 helped Road
way 10 1851 and a sweep over
Art Centre t27l6l, TO make its
lead two games over Norge Mary
grove and three over Palmer Park.
Norge, with Pete Otto match
high on sos, batted 2S00 in de-
feating Mt. Elliott (2645) twice in
the feature match and breaking
the tie for second with Palmer
Park. Palmer dropped two 10 the
rising Denbys .(2740). Herman
Jubenvile'S sol was high in the
North EnderS' 262l
WIN Mike Manning top on oS9,
ParkSide collected two from Ritter
Recreation, 270S to 1853. Harry
Ghdden of Ritter's was match lead
on GOA Parkside, Art Centre and
Chene-Trombly share eleventh
with 20 victories and 81 defeats
each.
Thiel. after 180 start, punched
245 and closed with 257 Plasky
had 1913 in his first and wound up
with 242-243 Matt Furgan of
Midwest had 226-212 in 637. Belk' s
output was 244-202-213. Ed Hogan
of Chene- -Tromblys spiked 220-
157-149 in 626.
Chene- -Trombly had 1850 fin
ish. with Thiels 257 and Hogan'S s
249 the major lifts Henry Weber
of Orlings led his team with 2l5-
2l2 in Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
7 Ti|tS Tonight
Form MO Bill

Michi G an on tario Hockey
League matches are on the docket
tonight at Olympia after giving
away two straight weeks for inter
collegiate basketball doublehead-
ers The undefeated Pariscleans
with - victories and TWO ties IN
Ia starts. meet Toledo Akron
pairs with Mansfield.
PariSclean has a total Of %, the
result of playing three four-point
games. Another reason for their
success is 96 goals TO date or an
average of nearly seven per game.
Toledo. PariSclcanS opponent,
has added strength in the return
Of Matt Wiliancn 10 left wing and
Stovcr. from the Windsor
defense corps Of last season.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Fdirview Shows Six
In Wrestling Royal

A siX-man battle royal. with
principals seeking the right 10
meet in two other bouts on the
program will feature the Fair
view Gardens wrestling program
tomorrow night
Walter RoXey. Al Laffoon, Joe
Match. Jackie Nichols, frankie
ClemonS and Stanley Buresh will
climb into the ring 10 open hos
tihties. First TWO eliminated will
be finished for the evening. The
next pair will 60 into the semi
final spot. while tho remaining two
will meet in tho tWo-In-thrce-fall
feature match
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Two Hit 277
In Major League
STANDINGS

Elton ASmuS of Glenn and Vim
cent Mikiel of Casino have some
thing in common today as they
glance over Yesterdays scores in
the Michigan Major Bowling 6
League at Olympic Each had a
III 10 tie for second IN the high
game department
Mikiel ran into a thin hit in
the third and LETT the 245. He
spared then struck out TO make
his 277 Asmus had a faulty hit
in his third and the 81 appeared.
He began striking and kept on
going 10 the final frame when he
left the 10 on a good ball te-tie
-Mikic1
Casino. Mikicrs team. hit 1920
for third high series IN baShlng
Olympic Oldbru C2742) thrice.
The Casino games were iO11 $50
1927. with Tony Coscolenda hit
ting 6O2 and Reno NinlStrellc
603 10 reinforce Miklcls 636
Frank GunSbcrg missed the boat
with 500
Norge took two from Glenn
295S 10 2765. ASmuS big one
came in the third which Glenn
lost, 1OO6 10 92S. ASmuS had a
663 series. batting 1913 twice in
his first two He stood league
high for the day Joe Plappert.
Sic. and CaSs Schlaff, 602 led
Norge.
Pabst. with Fred Breckle knock
ing 633, claimed two from Auto
Club. 2949 TO 2922. Jack Crillcy
of Auto Club beat Breckle one
pin. Denny Bedard shot SIS for
Pabst and George Shocks 619 for
Auto Club
Faygo had 1869 middle with
Jim Marshall ShearInC 257 and
Ed Lynch 232 but lost twice
EdelweisS did 2973 10 29l0 Paul
Thurkow and George LaSher
throwing go and 617 respectively
The Dawes Eastern Market match
was postponed
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Louis Plays No Fevorites-Anywhere

LouIs -TIdYs no neutrality-suspicious.
Joe Louis plays favoes inside the ropes Nor out Of
the ring
fighting for the Navy Relief Society Friday night
against Buddy Baer-ayng his golden the line for
nothing And has offered
fight for army relief
Heavyweight champions Of another day be turning
the graves with champion riskng title for gain
lot of them had have the referee judges the right towr
and maybe little plaster paris inside the glove before taking
chance.
There chance Detroit might land the next bout Pro
Mike Jacobs doesn't figure the spois either So he
might 60 the Of Louis choice.
II would certainly be treat TO fight here and see
something besides empty Louis always turns them
Olympia
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

report Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
the committees president, made
to President Coolidge.
A part of General Mac.
Arthur's report follows and an
swers a lot Of questions as 20
whether the war will affect
sports in this nation. He wrote !:
mo words of mine can
even remotely portray such
great moments as the resist
less onrush of the matchless
California eight as II swirled
and crashed down the placid
waters Of the Sloten; that In
domitable will for victory
which marked the deathleSs
rush of Barbuti; that spark
ling combination of speed and
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
MafnleIl
To Settle
EeHli
TONIGHT'S Borrs

Sohhy Brurs ~ Paui Or,h ir , fsgt
Franks Taylor W. jscs Leagus N
falls
Hornet ,nssEsd NAM - JACK smith.
one IA
frankie cicnoa, vs. Frank, Hs- ~.
fail
Bobby Bruins and Paul Orth are
set for their showdown mat bat
tie in the Arena Gardens this
evening in which Orth proposes 10
show Bruins that he don't belong
70 the mat villain class They
wrestle best two IN three falls 90
minutes time limit.
Two other bouts have been
Jack League replaces
Bull MomariS who can't wreStle
because Of defense work League
meets frankie Taylor in the semi
final. First bout at $50. a
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
they're Always Perfect, in The Movies

The movies certainly do Job to popuarize basketball
pecaly as it is played in Madison Square Garden
Never in the ckers do you shoot unless the ball
whzzes through the And the basketball referee parcu
ay Pat Kennedy who referees the garden games
become important basketball the wrestling referee
that sport.
We've long contended the referee in wrestling should be
paid than the gnters He hit about often works
harder and seldom gets take needed the
do the burpers
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
~ BY BoS 1lhutpFuy
Wslter Burkemo Joirs Tank Destroyer Division;
Waller Burkemo Joins Tank Destroyer
Leaves for Service tomorrow

MONDAYS MULLIGAN- Walter Burkemo is the lates.
Detroit athletic his intention of joining up
Immediately for service. The young golfer will enter tank
destroyer be of for Fort Leonard Wood tomorrow
Several of his pals there.
On trip South had talk TO several
league They quick say that plenty of
clubs leagues will be able TO make it through the
1912 without financial aid from somepaee.
And than major Lacquer have encountered
thinks this definitely will do hing-reduce baseball
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
TWO SIMILAR ONES

Two Of the other goals were
scored when the teams were not
at fun strength. Brown Gagged his
second period goal with Charlie
Sands off for hooking Jones while
Bruneteau scored on a breakaway
with Howe IN the third while the
Wings were Shorthanded with
Stewart off.
Detroits big total was a league
record for the season. Chicago
having amaSSed the largest pre-
vous score IN beating Canadiens,
81 / was the most one-sldcd
triumph IN Detroit history, the
previous record being the 10-1
triumph gained by Detroit over
the Toronto Maple Leafs here on
Christmas Night Of 1898 That
victory bon which Ebbie Goodfel-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Rink DoubIehedder
At Mack Park Tonight

-Four Detroit Hockey League
SoXtctS will SEQ action tonight
when they clash in a doubleheader
on the ncwly-laid Mack Park rink.
Lawrence and Crusaders drew the
feature spot al 9 o'clock while
Standards and Foresters Will meet
at 7:30.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Wings Set Record
Smashing CanadienS
Continued from First Sport Page)

low scored four goals, Knocked
goalie Benny Grant out OF the
National Hockey League.
The Wings came within a goal
OF the club scoring record, made
when they raped in IL against
the ST. Louis Flyers team at ST.
Louis late in the 1888 season. That
affords a parallel in that the
Flyers came 10 Detroit Just few
days later and beat Detroit, 6-2.
to keep the Wings out of the play
offs for the first time.
While available league records
do not show the most goals scored
by one team the highest scoring
-edtrfc was tt17r- m Which The Mon
treal Maroons beat the Canadens,
ILL in 1898.
The 100 is believed 10 be a
league record Shutout, but goalie
Mowers don't know or care
He IS satisfied with his second
-Sh++tetit IN r17TCT games.
Maybe we're going places
now. boys" said the Detroit net
minder AS he packed his pads
away for The game with the
Rangers