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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Detroit Again in Lead
After Heavy Firing
On HockeyFr
Double Wins Are Scored
By Redwines, Chicago,
Boston on Week End
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Detroit was back in front of the
chase in the National Hockey
League today after the heaviest
week end of firing since the sea-
son opened. in which the Redwings,
the Chicago Blackhawks and the
Boston Bruins all scored double vic
tories.
Toronto's defending champion
Maple Leafs and the Montreal
Canadiens, who shared the lead only
three days ago, slipped to third
place deadlock as the Blackhawks
climbed into second place, two points
behind the Wings.
Saturdays Winners Repeat.
The home and home series
started Saturday night with Detroit
winning, So, at Montreal; Chicago
winning, 4-3, at Toronto, and the
Boston Bruins whipping the New
York Rangers, So, at Boston.
AS if to prove their superiority,
the teams kept the same opponents
last night, but shifted to the OPP
posite Kinks and the Saturday win
ners all emerged victorious again.
Detroit stopped Montreal, 81; Chi
cago tripped Toronto, 5-4, and Bos-
ton nosed out New York, 4-3.
In winning the fourth of their
six starts, the Redwings came from
behind to match an early goal by
Gordle Drillon last night and tai
lied twice in the final period as
their top line of Don Crosse, Sid
Abel and Eddie Hares dominated
the play and bagged one goal each.
With less than three minutes to
play, Bill Thoms drilled in the goal
that spelled victory for the Black
hawks over the Leafs after the
score had been deadlocked twice.
Bruins Rally for Victory.
The Bruins also came from be-
hind to beat the Rangers and move
into tie with them for the cellar.
New York led 20 after the first
period and 81 late in the second,
but the Bruins rallied to tie the
score and won Flash Hollett's I'M
assisted counter in the third ses-
sion.
Tonight is an open date for all
clubs in the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Walker and Knox Agree
To Return Rinq Bout

Buddy Walker, crowd-pleasing o.
year-old Columbus, Ohio, Negro
heavyweight, today had agreed to a
long-delayed return bout with Corpl.
Buddy Knox in the 1O-round feature
Of the Liberty Athletic Clubs boxing
show at Uline Arena on November
"a.
Nineteen months ago Walker and
Knox battled to q draw in Colum-
bus, but attempts to rematch them
failed when Knox entered the
armed service. Walker will be
pinch hitting for Johnny Colan, who
joined the Coast Guard after drop
ping decision to Nate Bolden in
Chicago last Friday night.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn
claims the wild-swinging Walker
and Knox should provide local ring
fans with one of the seasons most
hectic battles here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Less Than Two Dozen
Grid Teams Remain
Unbeaten, United
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16-Less than
two dozen teams among the Nations
collegiate gridiron elevens remain
unbeaten and united, a survey dis
closed today, and at least Is have
finished the season, while not one
boasts an uncrossed goal line.
Georgia's Southeastern power
house tops the list with string of
nine triumps, in which frankie
Sinkwich and his mates scored 800
points while holding opponents to 49,
The scoring leader, however, Is
Tulsa (OklaD University, which has
piled up 354 points in eight games,
compared to only six for the OPP
position.
Idaho Southern Branch, only team
that had not yielded score a week
ago, was knocked out of the I'M
beaten ranks by Colorado College on
Armistice Day. Williams and Fresno
State also suffered their first de-
feats last week
. The unbeaten, united teams, with
their seasons records:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

Uline will appeal to President
Maurice Podoloff Of the American
League for more capable goalie
than Storie.
Lions Late for Game.
The Lions had their travel
troubles over the week end, too,
for last night some 1900 fans
waited IS minutes for the Lions
to arrive at Providence, R. I. When
the Lions finally made an appear
ance the Reds wasted little time
pouring 1t on, grabbing a Al lead
and retaining at least 2-goal edge
throughout in registering 9-5
victory.
Other American League games
last night saw the Buffalo Bisons
continue to pace the Western Di-
vision with their seventh triumph
in nine starts by beating New
Haven, AZ. and Hershey tie
Indianapolis, IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Varsity Eleven Gains
Bows Club Honors

Georgetown Boys Club varsity
eleven clinched first place in the
Western Division 140-pound class
football league yesterday by defeat
ing the Trojans, 1910, for their fifth
straight victory.
In the other 140-pound game,
Alban Towers moved into second
place by downing Victory Club, 18-
10. The 90-pound clash went to
Georgetown Boys Club over Police
Boys Club No. S, 27-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Redskins Looking Bad Despite Victory Raise Doubt They Could Handle Bears
Rose Poly MeGoverr
Rules Grid Scorers
With 165Points
Collects 30 in Windup
Come; Rochester Ace,
Secrest, Is Runnerup
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Eddie Nc
Govern of Rose Poly apparently has
clinched the individual football
scoring championship for 1912, plow-
ing through six opponents for 165
points before calling it quits for the
season.
The 20-year -old half back COL
lected 80 points Friday as he and
his mates BANKED the Principal of
Elsah, ILL.,, 48 to 0, in their final
game.
Jim Secrest, Rochester University
whirlwind, got six touchdowns and
an extra point as the New York
eleven bruised Hobart, SO to o, in its
final game and moved next to Nc
Govern with 1873 TALES.
Bob Steuber, Missouri halfback, is
third and still has three games in
which to hike his total above the
present 81.
Although majority Of the Ma
TONS leading scorers win their
honors by punching over touch
downs, Clyde LIE Force moved out
in front of his Missouri Valley cir
cult mates by kicking 80 extra
points. A third-string halfback at
Tulsa, he has carried the ball across
the goal line only twice to build his
aggregate of So points.
The leading scorers, showing
games played, touchdowns, points
after touchdowns, field goals and
total points:
Small Midwest Conferences.
McGovern. Rose Poly. hb. 8 % Fl 1875
Eastern Sector.
Secrest, Rochester, hb.-- Z 20 0 1873
Big Six.
Steuber, Missouri, hb.-- 9 Is 70 81
Southwestern Conference.
Sinkwich, Georgia, hb.--- 9 Is 90 30
Big Ten.
Fekete. Ohio ST., OBJ. 8 81 rs
Pacific Coast Conference
Kennedy, Wash. ST.. fb.- IL 80 SO
Missouri Valley Conference
LIE Force. Tulsa. hb.-- 8 2 3s SO
Southwest Conference.
Fields. Texas, hb--- 9 Z 100 81
Southern Conference.
Johnson, w. & M fb.--- 8 4 "a 81
Big Seven.
Nelson. Utah. hb ------ 8 8 90 4s
Rocky Mountain Conference.
Clark. Greeley St., fb.--- 0 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16


has 10. Far back and temporarily
out of it come the Lions with 5
points and the New Haven Eagles
with 4.
Seek Another GOalie.
The pity of it is that the Hershey
Bears will be invading Uline Arena
on Wednesday night and the Lions
regular goalie, Paul Gauthier, still
will be out of action with a pulled
tendon. Lloyd Storie, the goalie
borrowed by the Lions from Cleve-
land. isn't adequate and Coach
George Matha is hoping to obtain
better protection today.
Tommy German, business mana
ger of Les Canadiens, with whom
the Lions have a working agree
ment, hopes to send Washington
Paul LeClerc, spare goalie who
has been detained across the
Canadian border without a pass
port. That failing, Owner Mike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Bruins Breeze Past
Green Bay Before
Record Crowd
42,7s7 See 1877 Come;
Eagles Nip Dodgers,
End Losing Streak
By CHARLES Chamberlain,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

A0V~1oVCN 3AVOD 6bO80 V1AIGIs
CHICAGO, Nov. 1e.-The Chi
cago Bears were well on their way to
q third successive Western Division
championship today with all indica-
lions pointing to a playod with the
Washington Redskins in the East
for the National Football League
title.
The Green Bay Packers. who had
broken II team and individual rec
ords in two games and who were
thought to be the big obstacle in the
Bears path, were brushed aside 80 to
7 yesterday before capacity crowd
of 42,787 at Wrigley Field, largest
gathering at pro game this season.
The Bears now hold a 2-game
lead, with three contests yet to
play-against Detroit, Cleveland and
the Chicago Cardinals.
The Redskins, who were buried 70
to by the Bears in the 1910 ma
tional championship playoff, clinch
at least tie for the Eastern Di-
vision crown by beating the New
York Giants, IA to 7, running their
record to eight wins and one loss,
with only Brooklyn and Detroit yet
to meet.
Bears Versatile in Scoring.
Tho national ~
against the Packers in every con-
ceivable way yesterday. Center Bull
dog Turner took tumble AZ yards
before three minutes had elapsed;
Sid Luckman wagged 81 yards with
an intercepted pass; John Petty
damned over from the 2-yard line
after Charley O'Rourke had pitched
% yards to Bob Nowaskey; Frank
Maznicki booted a 28-yard field goal;
O'Rourke passed twice to Ray Nc
Lean for 20 and 75-yard scoring
plays.
Three more Bear touchdowns were
called back to enforce penalties, and
twice the Packers had to steal Luck
mans losses in the end zone to cut
off other threats.
The Packers appeared headed for
their first shutout in So games (the
Bears blanked them, 2 to 0, in 1889
until Cecil Isbell began Tipping
passes in the fourth quarter, finally
sending Don Hutson over the goal
line. 1t was Hutson's 18th touch
down pass, and he placekicked his
26th extra point to run his season
output to ITO points.
Cleveland Laces Detroit.
With Parker Hall throwing for
three touchdowns and Gaylon Smith
sprinting half the length of the field
for another, the Cleveland Rams
battered the Detroit Lions into their
ninth straight defeat. q to T. Lloyd
Cardwells 8O-yard dash kept De-
troit from shutout.
The Philadelphia Eagles, after
losing eight in row. placed touch
downs at the end of SO and 85-yard
pushes to upset the Brooklyn
Dodgers, IA to 7. Pug Manders went
% yards for the Dodgers tally.
Making use of open dates, the
Chicago Cardinals whipped the
Wichita CKans.) Commands, IS to
7, and the Pittsburgh Steelers
crushed the Fort Knox Soldiers, %
to 0.
This Sundays program sends the
Bears to Detroit, Green Bay to New
York, Brooklyn to Washington and
the Cards to Pittsburgh for the only
games scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Clubs No. 5 and 10,Twice
Tied, in Grid Rubber

Clubs Nos. 5 and 10 still are tied
for the 140-pound football cham
pionship in the Police Boys Club
Football League after playing to a
scoreless tie yesterday. Last week
they played to 6-6 deadlock.
They meet again next Sunday in
final effort to settle the issue, and
If neither wins again the team max
ing the most first downs will be
declared champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Georgia Tech Grid Coach
Soon Returns 10 Duty
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 16.-Following
two weeks of confinement under
orders of his physician, Coach Bill
Alexander announced he would re-
turn to his head coaching duties at
Georgia Tech by Wednesday.
During Alexander's illness Back
field Coach Bobby Dodd directed
the undefeated and united Engi-
neers to important victories over
Kentucky and Alabama on success
sive Saturdays.
AS Teach tripped Alabama here
last week end, 10, Alexander re-
manned indoors reading and did not
learn of the triumph Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
D. c. Figure Skater Goes
To Minnesota Club Job

Dorothy Smell, for several years
Washington's leading amateur figure
skater until she turned pro two years
ago, is returning to her native Min
nesota as instructor for the Roches-
ter Figure Skating Club at Roches-
ter, MINI.
She came here in 1887 and repre-
sented the Capital in several ma
tional championships. She also took
part in amateur carnivals here and
in other cities. turning pro as in
structor at the Winter Club at the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace two years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ago-Villanova
tripped Detroit, 7-6, and Santa
Clara crushed st. Mary's, 1913,
in Sunday football games.
Three years ago-Tom Walsh
was elected president of Profess
sional Golfers Association; Fred
Corcoran retained as tournament
director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Football Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Santa Clara. 20; st. Mary's, Z.
Detroit 8: villanova, o.
T spe Is hs. S. Ts.ens "a gsst.
(Ariz.) Teachers, 2.
Loyola dos. Anseles). 10: Santa Ana
St. 0 Vincent, 80: Scranton, 8.
LATE SATURDAY SCORES.
Midwest.
Wheaton; "a: Eureka. o.
Western Michisan, IS; Wayne. o.
E!,t sss't IT, ka .es', gore STATE: o
Wichits. 90; Southwestern tKsnso. 10.
Pittsburgh Teachers. Is: Fort HAYS, 6.
7 7oass as; o So: Toledo. IT,
Missouri Valley. SO; Rockhurst. Z.
Appaischian state, 20: Maryville. ?.
areenbriar, =; west virginia Tech. o.
f Eecnon H.y Is; Ae eaebsrss Mansfield
rss aa,.n: r. s,sl ss: shlDDsn.Durs
s snebern ss o1sson STATE 7. lS
Wsssinston iS COLLEGE fSUs.e q Education. =;
occidensai Il 20: California polytechnic. 9.
Fort pouslas. 80: Idaho Southern
san Diego Naval Training station. Il:
Waiter. s s San 4 Diego state, Is.
ns assa 81 .; s s.ssas Washington. o.
Hardin Simmons. ~: Louisiana
4eGn. -: ,A.-.. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

u WON'T De LONG NOW before your car may face
the troubles that can come from ice snow sleet and
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care it needs ready to tighten the cooling system and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
CoImor's Thompson Stors

An 80-yard touchdown run by Pete
Thompson with an intercepted pass
was one Of the. feature plays yester-
day as Colmar Manor Aces defeated
Langley A. O.. $50, in football
game at Langley Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Lions, Sore|y Needing Goo|ie,
Far Behind in Pennunt Race
Hope to Obtain lie CIerc From Cunudiens:
Drop Game to Providence Reds, SO

The Washington Lions who having their prolific
ing sabotaged by feeble brand of tending that
goals in their last two today
League scene from deep in the heart of the
Third among the four Eastern the
lars to view the Eastern Division leaders, pacing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Pro Football
western Division

Results Yesterday.
Washinstcn, II; Ney York, Z.
Chicago Bears, IS: Green Bay, Z.
ladefphta. II: Brooklyn, z.
Cleveland, 81; Detroit. q.
Games Next sunday.
BROOKLYN ct Washipgton.
OhicaSo 1sars &c Detroit.
Green Bay ct New York,
ohicaeo- Cardinals ct Pttts4ursh.
(ouly Games 0cAeduled.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Hockey Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Last Night.
Detroit. 3; Montreal l.
Boston. 4; New York, 3.
Chicago, 3: Toronto, 4.
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Boston, II; Manhattan Arrows. o.
Brooklyn Torpedoes, 1: Jamaica Hawks,
q (overtime tie)
:. New York Rovers. s: Baltimore. tower
time),
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20
Engineers Keep
u. 5. Arms Tops,
General Says

Development work by army and
automotive engineers is keeping
the United States far ahead of
Germany in weapons and combat
vehicles. Maj. Gen. Levin H.
Campbell Jr.. revealed today after
opening the new tank-automotive
center in the Union Guardian
Building
Materials. which are now slow
ing up the production OF arms.
Will be ironed out in the next 80
days by the War Production n
Board, he predicted. and will not
interfere with the eQuipping Of the
army of $4,000 men.
II have been visiting the men
in the line and I have an Ac-
curate picture of our army.
They are doing a swell job and
we have n grand bunch Of men
who will do their Job"
DOING SWELL JOB
General Campbell revealed that
the nation is ahead of schedule on
tanks. The emphasis on aircraft
manufacture may slow this down,
he admitted, but not for long. The
plane program will take a lot of
alloy steel from tank manufacture
but great progress is being made
on substitute materials which will
get around the shortage of alloys.
he said
General Campbell praised all
three types of tanks now being
manufactured by former automo-
tive plants but said the army's OBJ
jective was TO standardize on one
engine.
General Campbell paid another
tribute TO Detroit auto r'akers
when he revealed that light tank
being made in a former automo-
bile plant is the finest in that
class and will be the standard
light tank 10 be built in the fu-
ture.
General Campbell waved aside
Russian criticism of the American
tanks as lust a case OF hives"
Taking up the accusation that
gasoline-propelled tanks cause
deaths of the crew when shell
fires the fuel. he said:
at isn't gasoline fires that
cause the deaths. II Is a shell
penetrating. the tank and setting
of the ammunition. Black,
smokeless powder generates D.
600 fahrenheit. Steel melts at
2.400 degrees. That's what kills
the crews. Diesel fuel will burn
as well as gasoline and the boys
would rather have a gas fire
than "A Diesel fuel FIRE. They can
put II out quicker"
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20
Altering Homes
To Be in Hands
Of City Bureau

A bureau 10 handle the conver-
sion of single dwellings to two
family units was announced today
as city and federal officials sought
ways 20 meet the void IN war
workers homes.
The plan viii operate on a vol
untsry basis, said Charles r. Edge
comb. director OF the Detroit
Housing Commission, and should
result in living quarters tor an
additional 5000 families.
I'VE viii not force conversion
uutii all other methods have
failed" Edeecomb added.
sPRoPOsAL DISCLOSED
The proposal was disclosed atrer
a meeting Of Detroit housing COM
gniSsioners. and representatives oil
the National Housing Agency and
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
AS il will work. landlord VIII
andy 10 the newly created bur
eau -lWhether . tenants consent
is necessary will be decided IN IN
dipiduai cases, Edcecnmh- Saldl -
The bureau will take temporary
title TO the property and pay the
landlord the same rent ne has
been receiving. The excess amount
of rent obtained through two ten
ants then will be applied TO the
cost of conversion.
For the time being AT least,
housing authorities decided 10 con-
centrate on residential areas ra-
ther than attempt 10 convert va
cant business structures into
homes Zoning laws will he re-
spected.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20
Find Coach Stop
For OK PARKING

II YOU can find a coach stop
not in use Mr. Motorist.- you
have perfect right To park
in ii and the police department
will cancel the ticket. if the beat
officer doesn't use his head and
issues a ticket
That was the opinion Of In
spector Christian Nelson. acting
director of traffic.
Said Traffic Judge George T
Murphy:
II don't make the rules and
regulations, but IL a man rot
ticket under that condition and
IL came before me I'd dismiss
IT,"
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20
Winter TO Increase Sub Toll

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 QNS),-
Admiral Emory S. Land, chairman
of the maritim G. commission,
warned today that the submarine
menace would become progress
sipely -WerSe as the bad weather
and long nights Of winter ap-
DrOaCh.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20
Buses on Spot
No Tires for School Fleet
il Used in Athletics

LANSING. Oct. 20 (UP). DIR
Eugene B. Elliott. state superin-
tendent of public instruction. today
warned local school boards that
the OPA has ruled that the entire
fleet of buses operated by a school
becomes ineligible for new tires
il a single bus iS used for the
of athletic teams.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20
her. 1 don't know how many

her. I don't know how many
times" he said.
The HollOways had been living
together, although he had filed
suit for divorce three weeks ago
They have a son. William Henry
Jr, 8. They were married nine
years ago.
He is to be arraigned in justice
court today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20
Jail War Worker
AS Wife S Killer

William II. Holloway, 40-year-
old Detroit war worker, was held
today in the Oakland County Jail
for beating his wife TO death with
a gas pipe.
"She wasn't worth killing. She
didn't care anything about me.
I just blew my top" Holloway
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20

told Oakland County Prosecutor
Charles l.. Wilson.
Holloway was arrested shortly
after the battered body Of Mrs.
2S, was found by police
in the home at 1878 Princeton
road, Berkley.
TAINTED ABOUT MEN
He told Wilson that his wife
had often taunted him in the past
about attentions other men paid
her. Yesterday during a similar
dispute. he remained aloof and
she grabbed a piece of gas pipe
and swung it at him. he said.
II took II from her and hit
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20

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You'll get action and adventure in every of them You'll
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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20

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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20

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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Improves Figure

As this proud flower is sup
ported TO full height. the chest
viii be rounded out as il should
be and when this happens the
abdomen Will have 10 be flat.
You can make il Fat quickly If
il is not in line.
Remember when you stretch
the head 10 the very top Of the
crown you must drop your
shoulders. Don't sway back, but
pull down right on the shoulder
POINTS.