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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Michiean-Irish Clash Tops

The brilliant Of the Fghtin Irish after slow this
confirmed the faith Coach Frank Leay has failed
to express his charges II also confirmed what football
wise fans have been repeating for monthshe coming be-
Nore Dame and the University Michigan going be
the battles of the decade throwing together superb
eevens battling for proud tradition and possible claim
tional supremacy.
Neither afford look ahead their resumption of grid
iron relations however They will have plenty worry
when they contemplate the little they
Saturday afternoon.
The Irish bump Illinois of the surprise clubs of
Now riding fourgame winning streak the Orange and
Blue pgskin warriors aren't the least bit impressed
hawk triumph All the aerial artistry Angelo Berte will
required to snatch this
Michigan likely will be in the accustomed spot Of being
favore the Gophers of Minnesota for the first time
1882 Minnesota still the defending champion Western
Conference and win for Michigan would
the title honors the toughest football
So the Wolverines and the Fighting too much occu-
pied with the business hand look ahead their
at South Bend But don't have play Illinois
Saturday, and we can dream, can't we? w.,
Over in Cleveland this evening couple Of heavyweights
going to get together and punch each other
the leather singing has ceased for the night there may
aspect to the heavyweight boxing situation
Bob Pastor who is of the top chalenges
his prestige against the flying fists of young Jimmy Bns
gentlemen have met before In their first scrap Bvns hoored
Pastor twice but the willy veteran back the decision
We are inclined to think Pastor may be going the hs
well once too often.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Hute OJ Ftct0FteS -.
Hayes
To Fight
MUScatO
BY CLAYTON HELPER

A preliminary fighter less than
two months ago. Charley Hayes
will make his second start as a
main event fighter Friday. Octo-
Der 30. AT Olympia when he meets
Phil Muscato of Buffalo, in a 10
round bout.
Announcement Of the match was
made today by Nick Londes who
said il would be part of double
windup card. The other feature
will be announced later.
Attempting 10 make as rapid
advancement in the professional
ranks as he did in the amateurs,
Hayes faces an oppinent who has
defeated two Of the victims he
lists on his record. MuScato holds
decisions over Glib Jones Of Gin
cinnsti, and Jack Hill Of Chicago
the latter triumph being scored
last Monday at MariGold Gardens.
Muscato, brother Of Sgt. Joe
Muscato. who flashed briefly
across the heavyweight horizon un-
I'll knocked out by Jimmy Bivins,
has appeared here just once. He
won his bout from Jones on the
Red Burman-Frank Zamaris card
last April az the State Fair Coli
scum,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Ban I Jockeys,
Fine Another

NEW YORK. Oct. % GNSl .--
Jockeys Don Meade and Herbie
Llndberg have been suspended in.
definitely and jockey Jackie West.
rope fined 500 for rough tactics
during the running OF the Cor.
rectlon Handicap al Jamaica race
track yesterday. Westrope was
fined for hitting Lindberg with
his whip during the race.
Imperatrice. which finished Sec
ond under Meades guiding hand
was disqualified.
The blocking started on the far
turn when WeStrope's mount
Spiral Pass. swung wide to round
the field. LindberE's horse. Elimar
which was coupled with Impera.
trlce. also swung wide and carried
Spiral Pass out OF the fight for
the lead.
Zaca Rose. the winner which
paid $3.50, was not affected by
the roughhouse tactics.
Imperatrice and Elimar. the
Laboyteaux-Marshall Field entry
was heavily backed and the
hackers were rudely shocked when
the objection sign flashed and the
number Of Imperatrice, posted as
second. was taken down. Taunt
was then moved up as official
second and Smiles posted for
third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Robinson
Adds 37fEa
Straight

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20 CUP).
The professional winning streak
of Ray Robinson, uncrowned king
of the welterweiGhts, stood at 81
straight today following an easy
lO-round decision over Ivy Jan
nazZo Of New York.
Robinson went all out in an
effort 10 score a Knockout last
night before an overflow crowd of
10000 AT the arena. but the vet
eran Jannazzo took his best
punches. Robinson won all rounds
on Referee Irv KutcherS score
sheet.
The 27-ycar-old JannaZzo de-
pended chiefly on a left jab. mixed
with an occasional straight right
He gave his best performance in
the fifth. making the Negro miss
constantly a straight right
opened a cut over Robinson's left
eve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
WieSe Will Watch
Sophomore FuIbaek Pulled Ankle Tendon Against
Northwestern Don Lund Will Start in His Place
BY BOB MURPHY

gan State game for the best indi-
vidual one-game record Of any
Wolverine back Besides use of
his plunging ability. Lund may be
called upon 10 pass and kick
against Minnesota.
One angle for the books is that
Lund, all-city back AZ Dctroits
Southeastern high school during
his prep grid career. is a cousin
of the famous Pug Lund who
decorated Gopher Scoreboards a
few seasons ago.
The Michigan squad took Il
easy in Mondays workout. run
ming through a set Of now plays
CriSler has mapped out for Min
neSota. The rest Of the afternoon
was spent watching movies of the
Wildcat game and listening 10 re-
ports from Scout Ernie Mccoy on
the eleven they will meet this
weekend.
Mccoy corroborated advance
notices on the GopherS. lie ac-
lccnted Bill Daley as a running
back Michigan will have 10 watch.
Dick Wildung as a tackle who
looked plenty wild and Quarter
back Bill GarnaaS.
I'm Just mentioning names
now added Mccoy. Those
Gophers have got plenty Of power
in every department. They'll be
tough to beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
PASTOR KEEPS ROLLING ALONG, TOO

One of the greatest grid machines of modern times probably
the greatest That's the label that belongs by merit to the
battling old receipts and the
continued prosperity the Chicago in the National Foot
ball League.
Chicago though you didn't know continued
Western Division of the loop by rouncng
the New Sunday 267 That triumph was the
consecutive victory that Coach Haas hired hands
have fashioned in the fastest company in the land
We will that figure again, slowly and with definite
respect straight In where
form goes through every and the mpo
generally expected Bears have kept marching
along glory week week out for the past two years
DESPITE INJURIES edowns losses the armed forces-and
forget have sent their share out to fight for
all these threats the Bears have
rolled toughest opposition that could be aad against
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Wings
Thursday
In USO Game
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

The Detroit Red Wings haven
been able TO sign a single amateur
hockey player yet, but Jack Adams
is going 10 use two of them. cen
ter George Mara and defensemar
Gordon Sheriff.. against the In
dianapoliS Capitals in the use
Smokes Fund game at Olympia
night
We've made offers TO a num-
her Of the amteurs who are try
ing out with us" said Adams
today.
They all asked for little
time 10 think il over. Usually
they talk things over with their
parents or former coaches. We
don't think we'll lose any one we
want"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Await Evidence
On Prep Issue
BY DOC GREENE

1--WE don't know yet exactly
what new evidence will be pre-
scented at Tuesdays board Of
education meeting. However, we
hope that some suggestion will
be forthcoming on how we can
retain varsity competition and
still install a physical fitness war
program"
John II. Webster made this com
comment upon the decision &c
be made this afternoon regard
ing the possibility of continuing
interschool competition in the high
schools despite problems of per.
sonnet and space presented by the
war.
The tone of comment by the
other board members. in both Off
cial and private statements, indl'
Gated much the same feeling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

ANN ARBOR. Oct. 20. - Bob
Wiese, sophomore fullback who
needs no introduction to Michi-
gan fans or tn cir opponents
SympathizerS. will not be in the
lineup that takes the field Satur-
ady in an attempt TO snap the
Minnesota string of Wolverine vic
tories at eight straight.
Wiese pulled an ankle tendon
in the Northwestern game last
week and although he will make
the trip 10 Minneapolis, Coach
Fritz Crisler stated that he had
never seen an ankle like that heal
in less than ten days Wiese has
been using clutches since Satur-
day night.
Replacing him in the Michigan
fullback spot will be Don Lund
another sophomore. who averaged
seven yards per try in the Michi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Continued on Page 49,
Cubs Will Switch
Their Training Camp

CHICAGO. Oct. 20 QNS).-The
Chicago Cubs, who have done
their spring training for 20 years
on Catalina Island off the Cali
fornia coast, probably will train
next season at Wrigley Park in
Los Angeles. General Manager
James T. Gallagher said today.
Gallagher said that if transport
tation difficulties made the Cali
fornia training base impracticble.
the team might be moved TO some
Texas city The Catalina camp
will not be available because il is
being used by the United States
Coast Guard. J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
POstaway Meets
Sarkesian Again

Hank ostaway. Wyandotte
light heavyweight who was upset
by Eddie Sarkesian on the Lee
Savold-Tony Music card, will get
his chance 10 reverse the decision
in a rematch on the Carmen
Notch-Willie Joyce show Monday
night at Arena Gardens. match
maker Jack Laken revealed today.
Notch and Joyce will arrive here
Wednesday TO take a preliminary
physical examination and finish
training, Laken said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Peerless
Weber
Puts Out

Wally Weber that peerless pur.
veyor of parallels who also
coaches the University of Michi.
gan freshman football team, was
in fine form yesterday during the
weekly meeting of the Downtown
Quarterbacks at the Fort Shelby
Hotel.
What Is meant nv encroach-
ment upon the neutral Lone?"
he was asked.
That occurs when a player
Overtly, covertly or surrepti-
tiously sticks his nose over the
line Of scrimmage before the
bail Is passed." was the immedi-
ate reply that brought down a
full house Of more than 300
diners.
Wally also had his own version
Of the Illinois victory over low;
last Saturday al Iowa City. II,
was there 10 scout the Illini whC
play Michigan week from Sat
urday al Ann Arbor.
TWAS UNBECOMING
when they announced the
score of the Iowa Cadet-NOtre
Dame game, all those Iowa fans
set up cheer that was distinctly
unbecoming. So all those sailors
in the stands got together and
cheered Illinois right on TO VIC
tory" he explained.
His running chatter that accom-
panied the showing Of The films o.
Continued on Page 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Illinois 10 Resort
Io>SeUet Practice

MPAIG H., Oct. 20
{ lNS).-Secret practice for the
rest of the week was ordered today
by Coach Ray Eliot as Illinois
opened its campaign for the Notre
Dame game. Left Guard Bob Will
son, injured in the Iowa game, re-
turned to the Him campus from
the hospital al Iowa City. but is
not expected 10 be ready Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

barely topped Great Lakes Michigan ouyed Great Lakes by
easily dscernble margin and in decisivey beaten
Cy the Seahawks.
So what happens? So the Notre Danes and almost
the Seahawks back their home That
easily the shocking of weekend that the mortality
of unbeaen continue high served demonstrate the
unpredictable Of the game.
II served also hghight the feat Of Bears defying
the law of and other kind maxim of the
10 manufacture victory that has already stretched 10
games and figures continue indefinitely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
us The Nature of The Game

until O'Clock Saturday afternoon there had been
speculation the possibility of postseason between
the Iowa Seahawks and the Bears After they had
whipped Northwestern Minnesota Michigan
Saturdays the Windy City figured 10 be the only outfit that
could the PeFght which generously bostered with
pros itself.
Then Notre Dame proceeded demonstrate how much diff
ference there be in different weekends Nore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Purple RebuiIds
Defense for buckeyes

EVANSTON. H.. Oct. 20 INS)
-Northwestern's Wildcats set out
today 10 rebuild their entire de-
tense as they prepared for their
homecoming game on Saturday
against Ohio State Coach Lynn
Waldorf said the principal short
coming against Michigan was the
collapse of the Wildcat defense
and ordered emphasis on funda-
mentals for the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Plan Winner-Tdke-AH Race

NEW YORK 20 (UP).-A special winner-akean
Sl0OO0added he two-year-old
stakes will be November 7 during
charity week of the turf America
Under weight for conditions will have
122 pounds mile route after of $1,000 sbcrp
ton fee and another $1,000 starting
Count Fleet the
named the may be declared Off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
MUST BE CONVINCED

Frank A. German, president of
the board. remarked twice during
the first session that. Il would like
to be convinced that the elimina-
ton of varsity sport is absolutely
necessary before l vote for it.
that he hopes the final decision
is. unanimous in his only state
ment on record. In an earlier pri-
vate interview. Jameson said that
he was afraid sports would have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Urges College Grid BE Kept

NEW YORK Oct 20 tUP).-Asa S. Bushnell executive
director OF me central office for Eastern intercollegiate Athletics
said today that plans abolish football
end OF the
part of those contemplating such action"
Bushnes statement contrasted President
case OF Colgate University the would make
OF football impossible after this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
THEY'RE WANTED

Mara and Sheriff. are distinctly
among those Adams wants. The
former may be 9ble 10 stay with
Detroit or indianapolis only until
January because. he has already
passed his examination for a Ca
madam naval commission. But the
handsome blond Centers play on
the line with Harry Watson and
Joe Carveth has the Wings sold.
They're still sure Toronto Maple
Leafs lost a valuable player when
they let the star from the MARI
bOroS slip through their fingers.
Sheriff. is the big defenSeman
from Portage La Prairie. Man,
who played for the former Red
Wing. Butch Mcdonald, at Moose
Jaw SaSk., last year Despite an
injured foot he made a fair im-
preston IN his debut with Indian
spOlS against Cleveland last week
and now gets his chance with the
big team along with Gully Simon.
who played with Omaha last scaon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Eddie Lewis Makes
Bid for MWA Title
TONIGHT.s RnTIS

Bert Ruht. Hungary, vs. Eddie bad
Man" Lewis, Detroit two In three fans
Pau Orth. Toledo. vs. LOUIS Kline De
trot, Two in three fails
Harold Chaundy. Detroit VS. Geo. Con-
mel Battle Creek. one fall.
Eddie bad Man" Lewis, in his
sixth comeback" start at the
Fairview Gardens tonight, has a
chance 10 annex the light-heavy
NJ. w. A. title when he meets Bert
Rubi. the man who won il two
weeks ago in Columbus. The bout
is two in three falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Tommy's a Good Player:
Use Him More Often, Gus
Titan Gridders
Sign Petition
in His Behalf
BY HAROLD KAHL

Did you ever work for your "Old
Man" ? If you have, you. know
what a tough job it is. Things
that you do never are exactly
right. or to his liking, no matter
how hard you try.
But did you ever play football
for your "Old Man? Where, per-
hapS, there are 40 to so other fell
lows trying 10 be one of IL on a
starting team. Where you know
there are two strikes on you the
moment you step out for practice.
AS the coach's son you feel the
Others may resent your very pres
-enee because they think you ara
going TO be given all the breaks.
AS a matter of fact, you have
to create your own breaks and
work harder than the rest because
the "Old Man" isn't going to give
you as much as an inch unless you
earn it.
LIKE ALL FATHERS
If you have been one of these
select" few, you can fully appre-
ciate the predicament of Tommy.
I21-year-old son of Gus Dorais,
University Of Detroit coach. He's
winning his spurs the hardest way.
And because his father is so care
full not to show the least bit OF
favoritism, we are taking issue
with the "Old Man" today whether
he likes it or not.
Gus Dorais is one of the top
football coaches in the country
and one of the most respected in
his profession because of his abil-
lity TO mould winning teams out
of material others would scorn.
But, IKE all fathers, Gus has been
putting little too much pressure
on his son, Tommy.
If you think we're wrong. then
why is there a petition ready for
presentation today signed by 30
members of the u. of d. squad
asking Mr.. Dorais if he would
please permit Tommy to play a
little more?
WON SMITHS PRAISE
Why? Simply. because Tommy
happens TO be a good football
player. His teammates know IL
and want him in there more. They
firmly believe the only reason he
isn't is because he happens to be
! the "Old Mans" son.
I When Detroit defeated Manhat-
tan, 21-7. at the Polo Grounds in
New York Sunday Tommy got his
first real chance only because Art
Link, quarterback. was crashed to
the ground so hard that when
they brought him to his feet he
didn't know what town he was in.
And Co-Capt. Don Hughes had
just been removed from the game
shortly before after yeoman work.
During the time Tommy played
his selection of plays. his blocking.
his sharp tackling and pass re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

chicago Bears Must Rate They Keep Rolling Along
as Greatest Machine as Seahawks Succumo
ofModern Grid Era TO Law Of Averages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
PLAYED IN ENGLAND

Adams already has a good line
on the ability of Bill Quacken-
bush. the defenSeman from Brant-
ford who played with the Wings
Sunday night, 50 he moving Quack-
enbuSh over TO the Indianapolis
squad temporarily The Portage
La Prairie dcfcnScman IS % years
old s feet tall and weighs IT'S
pounds He played in England for
several years.
The Wings squad for the In
annapolis game IS composed of
Goalie Johnny Mowers. Sheriff..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

Continued on Page 1877
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Scallops Can Be
Prepared in
Many Ways
inexpensive and
Delicious Fish
Wise Choice

A few Scallops 60 long way-the
tender meat is rich and filling, and
the delicate seafood may be prepared
in such variety of dishes, that,
though served often, 1t never be-
comes monotonous.
Scallops can be broiled, and are
very good indeed. Wash and drain
the scallops, dry them between tow
els, and dip them in seasoned slfted
bread crumbs, then in one egg, di-
luted with little water, and again
in crumbs. Arrange them on an
ovenproof platter, pour melted but
ter over them-and, If you can get
them, add several strips of bacon.
Broil under flame for 10 or IS
minutes and serve with tomato or
tartare sauce.
Scallops may be fried in deep fat,
like oysters, too, or they may be
cooked en- brochette-on long skew
ers. To do this, soak the scallops in
cold salted water for an hour or SO,
tilCll vi olll I1lC SSolAOHS, dllu ulOP
them into boiling Salted water. Cook
for two minutes, drain, dip them in
melted butter and stick them on
skewers alternately with pieces OF
bacon, or mushroom, and broil un-
der a good flame. Serve on the skew
ers with tartare sauce
Or you may like creamed scallops
for an especial FLIP, add pinch
of curry powder to the sauce. Sim
mer two cups scallops-about l pint
in boiling water until tender.
Drain them well, saute one-half
pound mushrooms, we'll cleaned or
peeled in butter until brown. Blend
two tablespoons butter with two ia
blespoons -four in pan and stir in
slowly one-half cup milk and one
half cup cream. Add curry powder
if desired. When sauce is smooth
and boiling add scallops and mush-
rooms. Reduce heat, add one beaten
eggs to mixture and cook about two
minutes. Season with salt, pepper
and paprika and serve in spinach
or noodle ring.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Uncooked Relish Is
Always Popular

The business woman housekeeper
will like the uncooked relish which
Is made with ground raw cram
berries combined with oranges and
sugar A little horseradish Is a
savory addition. Sometimes apples
are used with the other fruits.
CRANBERRY ORANGE RELISH.
mo cooking.)
cups fresh cranberries
oranges
l cup sugar
cup corn sirup Ozark or white)
Put cranberries through food
chopper. Quarter whole oranges, re-
move seeds and put through chop
per. Add sugar and sirup and mix
well. Chill in refrigerator a few
hours before serving. Makes IL
quarts relish. This sauce will keep
well in the refrigerator for several
weeks. For extra zip, add n lemon,
with seeds removed; put through
food chopper with cranberries and
oranges.
Mold cranberry-orange relish in
prepared lemon or orange gelatin
for quick and delicious salad.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

LUNCHEON.
Meat Loaf Sandwiches
Ra,u Carrot Salad
Cookies Tea
DINNER.
.Sauteed LiUer
Credmed Potatoes Buttered Spinach
Chocolate Pudding
Coffee
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit Juice
Reddy-to- Cereal
Jam Whole Wheat Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Spinach Soup
Lettuce Salad Canned Cherries
DINNER.
Meat PdttieS
Spaghetti Crean1ed Cabbage
Prune Whip
FRIDAY.
BREAKFAST,
Grapefruit
Cooked Cereal
Jelly Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Baked Beans BrolDn Bread
Romano and French Dressino
Applesduce Tea
DINNER
Scdllops en- Brochette
Potatoes With Parsley Butter
Buttered Squash
Tipsy Squire
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes
Ready-to-Eat Cereal
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
CreGmed Mushrooms Hot Biscuits
Lettuce Salad
Jam Milk
DINNER.
Sausage Potato Baskets
Tomatoes and Okra
Bnttered Carrots
RdiSin Puts, Foamy Sauce
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Meat Patties Thrifty
Ground Beef or Lamb Equally
Good in Little BrOiled Cakes

Ground beef is the first thought
for a quick meal In many house
holds and 1t is one of the most
convenient forms of meat for
stretching our voluntary ration. The
grinding shortens the flbers and
makes any cut tender enough to
broil. Therefore the economy cut
can be used for grinding. Neck,
shank, flank and chuck are all
suitable for grinding and are rich
in flavor.
Ground lamb is also good and
can be used like ground beef.
Ground lamb patties are frequently
prepared at the market by wrapping
with bacon slices. You can easily
arrange them like this at home.
Ground beef or lamb and spa
ghetti is a favorite, hearty and eco
nomical main dish. For variety
add kidney beans to the spaghetti
The ground meat patties are
broiled or panbroiled.
BROILED BEEF OR LAMB
PATTIES.
Season the meat and shape into
thick patties. Have the regulator
set for broil. Place the patties so
that there is distance of about
inches between the meat and the
source of heat. If the distance must
be less, reduce the temperature ac-
cordingly. When one side is nicely
Drowned turn and finish cooking
on the second side.
PANBROILED PATTIES.
Season meat and shape into pat
ties. Place in hot frying pan.
Brown first on one side, then on
the other. Reduce the temperature
and continue cooking. Turn the
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Attention.!
Duncan Photo.

In response to a number of
requests we have prepared fur
ther lunch box menu leaflets
for you.
In addition to the one we
have been offering for school
children, we now have one for
feminine workers and another
for the men. If you are inter-
ested in one or all of them Just
check your preference below
and send this clipping, with a
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope, to Betsy Caswell, in care
OF The Evening Star.
q BOX LUNCHES FOR
LADIES'.
r BOX LUNCHES FOR MEN.
Il SCHOOL BOX LUNCHES.