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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Cris|er Hopes 10
Bar Freshmen
From Sports
Michigan Coach Opposed
TO Giving First-Yeer
Students Places

ANN ARBOR. Jan. p (UP).-
Herbert o. Fritz Crisler, Uni
versity of Michigan athletic direc-
tor and head football coach. said
today he was opposed 10 abroga-
ton of the freshman eligibility
rule during the war crisis.
II hope circumstances are
SUCH" he said. that II won't
become necessary TO make fresh
men eligible for competition"
Making freshmen eligible for
football and other sports, Crisler
believes. would put too much
strain on them while they try TO
adjust themselves 10 university
life: increases the danger of injury
TO them and would Invite and
end itself more readily to prose-
yting than under the present
system"
Crisler said he expected the big
zen faculty committee 10 consider
changing the freshman rule.
I'VE are surrounded by schools
and conferences who have made
freshmen eligible" he explained,
lad 40 we will probably be
forced To take some sort of ac-
ton ourselves"
Ruy N Rophar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
President Roosevelt SqueIcIes Sports Aarmists

both Amateurs because victory In one OF these
tournaments would be hoow-what with so many good
players engaged in Golf could lose Wood, Hogan
Snead Nelson Ward Chapman and dozen other top flight
(Which WON'T yet the Open would still be first class
remain the games high spot of the year.
The PEA takes much realistic stand. There Is
going professional golf competition for
100000 purses during 1912 The pros feel that even
all the headners the service and the 100000 won
by lot of een-age kids uperannuaed hasbeens, what's
diff?
That's the way the President it to Lands he
AS to the players themselves, know with
that individual players who of active military naval
should without hesitation into the services Even II
the actual quality of the teams lowered by the greater
of older players this will not dampen the popularity of the
SPORT
Nice going, Pres
Roosevelt for the hall of fame!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

Perhaps there behind the cancellation of Cali
racing and the three big football games the
there for lot Of the other cancellations
that the President has strong for the best
widespread of games let's hope the
stops.
instance the country isn't going remember Pearl
Harbor any pognan simply because the United States
Lawn Tennis Association has called off the national indoor
championship combined the national outdoor singles and
doubles Nor how this count chances of putting
the the grease have been abed by the cancellation
of such great golf tournaments the Open the Amateur and
the Women's Amateur.
The Indianapolis speedway race-yes. That burns up
rubber engages lot Of fine mechanics months and
doesn't build much muscle.
But the colleges which have given up their competitive
sports programs plus other institutions groups which have
wiped which would have done lot salve the
wounds of among civilians made look
ridiculous they in the first place.
The brass hats of golf explain that they Cancelled the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Hangers
Fight Way
TO Top

BOSTON. Jan. y lNS).-The
New York Rangers battled their
way 10 a top-tie with the Boston
Bruins in the National Hockey
League standings, putting on a
three-goal rally in the final period
to defeat the champions, 4 to 2, in
a fast, rough contest witnessed by
ID, 800 fans last night.
Lynn Patrick pulled the Blue
Shirts out Of the doldrums with
the hundredth goal of his ma jor
league career at 2:33 of the third
period. The tally evened the score
and the Rangers went to town.
Alex Shibickey and Phil Watson,
taking advantage of Bruins short
handedness. beat frankie BrimsekI
at 1886 and 18:47 TO forge the
winning margin.
Milt Schmidt scored both the
Bruins goals in the first and sec-I
ond periods. Bryan HeXta j
counted in the second period for
the Rangers.
The rough play of the contest
was climaxed late in the final
period when Dit Clapper and Art
Coulter became involved in a fist
fight. Clapper was given a majorI
penalty. When the game ended
the pair resumed their fight andI
were finally separated by officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Hoppe,Chdnnd(o
Tied for Lead

CHICAGO, Jan. q (UP).-
Champion Willie Hoppe, New
York. and Joe Chamaco, Mexico
City, stayed in front of the field
in the worlds championship three
cushion billiards tournament to-
day, each with five wins in six cue
battles
Welkcr Cochran, San Francisco,
slipped from The top bracket yes
terday when ne was stricken with
ptomaine poisoning and retired IN
a match with Otto ReiSelt. Phila-
delphia. The game Will be con-
tinued on Cochran recovery.
The defending champion won
his fifth by beating Ralph Green
leaf, New York, 50-31, in 49
innings yesterday. Chamaco de-
feated Jake Schaefer, Chicago
50-34.-in a5-iHHtHgs, and Earle
Lookabaugh, Chicago. beat Art
Thurnblsd kenosha, Wis. 50-47,
in AZ innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
By BOB CONSIDINE
International News Service sports Write

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-President Roosevets heartening
Judge Lands expressing the hope that baseball
will continue and widen its scope during the
stclass sock at those neles of sport who
frantcally calling off traditional athletic events
The President baseball fan told Lands that the
country needs relaxation than that
hard work He pointed out that any sport which
employs five thousand and enertans 20000000
Americans sacrificed He suggested
the leagues add night to their schedules to
day essential industries chance
sional game.
Now we betraying no military secret when we say
that the President about the dangers facing
this country than any admiral general politician, barand
grill military straegst sports official His call for the
nuation of baseball good reassuring stuff and swell kick
the Stats for the sports alarmsts who think the
interests of the country best be served wpng
athletic activity for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Bob Pastor Decisions
ViIar in 10 Rounds

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 INS)
Bob Pastor of New York was a
step nearer another shot -at-the
heavyweight title today after de-
cisioning Claudio Nillar of Spain
in a 10-round bout last night.
Despite the Spanlard' desperate
last round stand, Pastor won a
unanimous decision with a brilliant
exhibition of boxing.
In the seventh round. Nillar
dropped the New Yorker with a
right chop 10 the head, but the
crafty Pastor danced away and
continued TO pound his opponent
with Furnishing body blows through
out the bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
McCosky Hit 1000

Ed Fry. boss of Michigan
racing, is in Miami attending
the National Association Of Rae
ing Commissioners annual meet
ing The National Associa-
ton was organized in Detroit IN
1884 with Mark Hanna it's first
president Hanna, who was
racing commissioner in Michi-
gan at the time, is now located
in Cleveland Nearly so
professional wrestlers and box
ers are aliens, says Leon Rains,
chairman of the Pennsylvania
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
ARMY ENLISTS YOUNG KID Mccoy
And Kathryn He|ko En|ists His Heart

Adam Pianga has enlisted in the
United States Army. but that
won't mean the end of Young Kid
McCoy's fighting career.
1t probably will result, in fact,
in title match with Freddie
Cochrane, worlds welterweight
champion who is now in the navy.
in a bout under the auspices of
the combined army and navy re-
lief societies.
That possibility was foreSeen
with today's announcement that
Make Berger, of Canada. will re-
place Cochrane against Sugar Ray
Robinson February 20 at Madison
Square Garden.
Adam THE Kid revealed today
that be signed 10 fight for Uncle
Sam at the same time as did his
fellow townsman and worlds
champion, Joe Louis. Naturally
he didn't receive the publicity
that Joe did, but the fact remains
that he's the only other fighter
of national recognition who en-
listed at II bucks a month.
Granted until next Tuesday TO
report at Fort Jay. Governors
Island, New York, Mccoy returned
home TO Dearborn TO attend an af-
fair of the heart. His engage
ment TO Kathryn Helko, high
school sweetheart, was announced
this week
T don't know when Wen be
married. Maybe it'll be on my
first furlough." he grinS.
The youthful challenger plans
TO return 10 New York Monday.
He'll be stationed at Camp Upton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Harness Group
Names Adams

For the thirteenth year, Andy
Adams of Litchfield. will serve as
president of the Michigan Stand
ard Bred Horse Association. the
states leading harness race body.
With little opposition, Adams
was named at the organizations
annual meeting last night at Hotel
Fort Shelby. Other officers named
were J. c. Ridley, Detroit, vice
president: J. II. Adams, Litchfield,
secretary treasurer, and Paul
Jones, Ann Arbor, who replaced
William Henderson, also of Ann
Arbor. on the board of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Minors Now Admitted
To Bowling Alleys

Common council amended the
city ordinance last night to permit
minors from the ages of IA 10 Is,
not accompanied by parents, in
bowling establishments not serving
liquor, until 8 p. m. Children of
all ages will be allowed in recrea-
lions at all times they are accom-
panied by their parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
First to Enter
l5-Year-OId Lorraine Sable Detroit Times First
Gold Skates EnroIee for 1912
BY KEN HALL
Gold and silver skates Editor

for decision on Belle Isles Lake
Tacoma race course Saturday and
Sunday, January 81 and Febru-
airy |.
In Alpena the past weekend,
Miss Sable finished third in the
junior series. In addition 10 the
Gold Skates event she also has
entered the three Southern Michi-
gan junior championship events
at 220, 440 yards and half mile.
SHOWS PROMISE
Fletcher topped the senior r
skaters at Alpena and did the
same thing at Saginaw the week
previous. He is regarded as one of
the real up and coming skaters
today. He will compete in the
various senior races in connection
with the Times meet.
There now remain only eight
days in which skaters may file
their entries for the Gold and
Silver Skates. IA Southern Michi-
gan championships, state title de-
cathlon competition and the Wal
ter Osmun Memorial races.
An entry blank can be obtained
from any skating center in the
city, which should be promptly
filled out and mailed or sent to
the skates editor. Fill yours in now
and you will greatly help to facili-
tate the clerical job in connection
with listing the entries for the big
meet. There is no age limit in
either the gold or Silver skates
events.
AT the meeting of the Detroit
Skating Association this evening
in the Elmwood Recreation Cen
ter 1t is expected that all men,
bers of that body will file their
entries with the secretary. They
will be later turned over 10 the
Times.
One thing not to be forgotten
in connection with the meet is
that no entry fee is necessary. The
Times pays the sanction fee which
enables all skaters to have free
entry for this meet only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Fioht Results

White Plains. y. YN Hart. PISS.
Washington. - G.. knocked out Danny
Cox, l7tLg. New York, G,. George Rochan.
las. Akron o. drew with Van McNutt,
1917. Baltimore 90 George tsonnyj
Horne. ISL u. Valley Stream y. Y. de-
y. J. go.
New York-Lou Schwartz. 1875. Brooklyn.
deeisioned Augie Arellano. I5s, Houston.
Tex fs1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

miss my guess he will be one
Of the leading pros In the
country in the next few years.
He hits a ball a mile and has
n good short game. Watch
for big things from him, Leo.
He made a big hit out here"
Speaking of golf, surely the
y. S. G. A. couldn't have called
off it's tournaments to save
money-the association assets as
of November 80 last, were $780,
1873, including $4,000 in cash
f. Note to Jimmy Standish.
head man of amateur golf
around these diggins-Both Tire
New York and Massachusetts
state golf associations will carry
on with all of their champion
ship meets this year.
Tommy Walsh, TO whom
boxing comes second only TO his
country, suggests that instruc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

commission swimmers like good cops, have fiat feet
says Newman who has quite record coach of Lane
Tech Chicago 1941 Barney McCosky of
Tigers called pinch hit Three times he hit,
other he walked AL Schach who has been
ing of tires year touring the country with his
baseball comedy act plans to trains this He
travelled $4,000 miles by car last summer
Charley Schultz Green Bay tackle rejected by the
of high blood pressure broken drum and
blindness Fred Perry the tennis pro- married Dorothy
Breau, his wife, for the second time the other day
Helen Vinson No. Gerald Prddy of the Yankees
shoots golf the low Bill Grieve good official
both considers basketball difficult to ofcae than
basel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Doc Spears May Get Billy Evans Job

Both games alike in that the greatest need of
Judgment" Grieve declares II believe judgment
important than speed eyesight other physical
test basketball the need for judgment greater If
established between two players you've got to decide
which player responsible and whether not ii nten
tona. official ruin game by being too strict ruin
1t still by being too lax
Doc Spears Toledo University coach may get Billy Evans
post as general manager the Cleveland Rams crowd
600 damned Wembey Stadium London England
beat Scotland match for the Ad-toRussa Fund
last Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

It had been IA years since the
rank sweat of struggling and
painting fighters had pervaded the
smoky atmosphere Of the small
auditorium.
But the once familiar scene was
faithfully reproduced last night at
the Moose Temple. even to the
near capacity crowd typical of
those days that prefaced the
Golden Age of boxing in the
Motor City.
A crowd of 1,671-an increase
Of more than 400 over Scotty
Monteith's first show at the State
Fair Coliseum paid net Of
81 ,574 to see the show. They were
drawn as much by desire to see
Frank Zamaris, knockout sensa-
ton of Frank Barbaro's white hope
heavyweight tournament, as they
were by Harvey Dubs.
WAITS FOR ATTACK
Neither fighter disappointed. a.
though it was Dubs again who
| furnished the climax with his
fourth round knockout of Hank
Claypool, Cleveland welterweight.
Always a slow starter, the Duke
of Windsor fought the first two
rounds on even terms and then
lost the third to the invader.
A rugged swinger who waited
for Dubs TO attack, Claypool
Iroughed up the Windsor Hurricane
considerably in that third stanze,
driving him against the ropes in
one furry. Dubs was not marked,
however, and the round embarked
him upon a course of caution.
In the fourth round he let Clay
pool do the rushing. waiting for
| the opening that was bound TO
come. 1t came after two minutes
had passed, when the Clevelandcr
rushed into a left to the chin thst
lifted him from the canvas and
threw him on his back while his
legs were still kicking.
RIGHT TO CHIN
! II was a much chastened Clay
pool who rose at the count of nine
to resume the battle, but it was
only moments before Dubs con-
nected with right hook that sent
him down for Referee Slim Nc
Clelland's final count. Claypool
rose at the toll of 10, but it was
five minutes before he left the ring.
The 5-foot-6-inch Zamaris gave
away % pounds in weight and 10
inches in height TO Spike Franks,
but finally set up his foe with a
left to the stomach and delivered
the knockout blow with right
hook TO the chin in one minute
and % seconds Of the third round.
1t was the first time the minia-
ture Galento had fought since dis
locating his thumb in the white
hope tournament. The thumb was
all right at the end of last nights
fight, but his shoulder was badly
bruised from the left jabs Franks
used TO keep him at bay in a
strictly defensive fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

DURHAM, N. C., Jan. n CINS).
- The Florida State Base IL
League today was officially de-
clared disbanded. m King free
agents of all its players,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

UIVeU-yt -OIu LOIIdIHt SdDDC
OF o72l Bedford avenue and Ed
Fletcher, Class 3 state senior
champion, have the honor of being
the first entrants in the twentieth
annual Gold and Silver Skates
derby races, respectively.
The two ice gliders have led the
pack in getting their names in
for the big derby races scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

, 1 BY leo blaeeLonsu
AVA SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR
Defroiter Writes That Chick Harber+ Made a
Big Hit in Pacific Coast Golf Tournament

Charley Eggenwee who used play lot Of golf at Red
Run where he member other clubs in the Detroit
area, writes from Los Angeles:
THAT boy, Chick Harbert, play golf
out to him play In the Angeles Open and don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

KIRBY HIGBE, Brooklyn Dodgers star
hurler: 'Why I'm going to win about so games
myself this year. And If the Dodgers keep
hitting. we're going to waltz in for the 1912
championship"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
WHAT THEY SAY

FRITZE ZIVlC, former welterweight champion who
knocked by Ray Robinson last Friday night posi-
lively retiring All need is a little I be
ready go again" .asanzt. .sa...s =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Dubs Kayoes Foe
In Fourth Round
Near Capacity
Crowd Watches
Moose Program
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

Harvey Dubs, 141, windsor. knocked
out Hank Claypool, 1t7. Cleveland, 4
rounds. Frank Zamaris. 1888. Detroit,
knocked out spike Franks, eos, Detroit,
, rounds. Odeil Riley, iS2, Detroit,
knocked out Leroy Lawson, las. Ecor-c,
one round. Joe 10th, l7s, Detroit. de-
q rounds. Lou Woods, 1855. Detroit,
knocked out Johnny kardis, 15s. Wynn
dotte, one round. Bobby Greed, Ia, MIL
waukee, decisioned John Dudley, Ia,
DesAlotnes, 4 rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Seo+ty Monteith May Be on the Way

Scotty Montelth a
a Temple last night The ScotcNhan
fights Maybe he's the Moses who
will lead Detroit out of its current fight slump
Charley Gehringer his point in negotiations with the
Tigers concerning his future with the club Believing thai
Gehringer still be useful ahed in utility role the club
would have liked him player-coach But pre-
ferred only. coach he will be when the Tigers
Lakeland for spring training next month Gehrnger
will good He should be able TO teach the kids
lot especially infelders Gehringers role did not
surprise Under the threecoumn heading Gehr-
niger To Be Coach If He Decides To Stay The Detroit Times
December g. under Chicago date line
said Charley Gehnge after II of brilliant perform
majors through active player. If Gehr-
with the Tigers it will be coach matter
which strictly up him. according TO the Detroit manage
ment'
Incidentally Walter Briggs will be host to Detroit sports
writers cocktail party the Book Cadillac next Saturday
The first Detroit showing of the American Leagues picture
Ninth Inning will be featured Albert p (Whitey) Willis
bat boy for the gamorous league championship Tigers OF 1884
finally Uncle Sans forces After being turned down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

by the navy and marines in Los
Angeles and Detroit, the 3D.
year-old Willis was indicted into
the army by a local draft board
and was TO leave for Camp Gus
ter today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

JOE NORRIS captain bowling team: The
q any I'm
doubles, or singles for money, marbles chalk"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

MATTY BELL, Southern Methodist foot
ball coach: "ThOse who feared the game would
ball valuable In training fghting men"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

JACK ADAMS, Detroit Red Wings man.
ager: There isn't hockey club In the Ma
tional League that couldn't use Jack Egan, the
Brooklyn Americans defenseman. What n broth
Of a boy! Red button just laughed when I
suggested a deal-and l expected him to-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

tors be placed charge of boxing every navy and
corps camps the Walsh recoecs that this
the manner which things handled in 1917 F..
Among boxing instructors in the last
ArmyBenny Leonard Johnny Coulan Johnny Kill
Tender Mike and Tommy Gibbons Johnny Griffith
and Willie Richie Navy-Rchie Mitchell Pal Moore Cal De-
fancy and Joe Sherman.
Football, track field baseball and basketball are
sports Walsh declared but for the task at hand
hand-to-hand combat. In opinion
boxing purpose In developing warriors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

buy a Bomber