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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12
NAILS WALK KNEE Deep BLOOD
VichY Says Full Occupation Of Madagascar is Likely
late
bulletins
Urge ParleY

NEW DELHI, India, Sept. IL
-(P-A special committee of
the Hindu Mahasabha, third
largest political party of India,
proposed today that Prime Min
lister Churchill and representa-
tives of the United States, Sow
let Russia and China visit India
to "see things for themselves"
In her campaign for freedom.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

DETROIT, Sept. II = (P -
Spokesman for the III. and HI.
Tube and Manufacturing Co.,
and the United Automobile
Workers (CIO) scheduled q con-
ference today to iron out a dis
pute blamed for the closing Of
the company's war plant yester-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12
BY CLARK LEE

AT SEA WITH THE u. S.
FLEET OFF SOLOMON IS
LANDS, Aug. Is - (Delayed)
-tP-American airplanes par
italy smashed and turned back
a large seaborne japanese force
attempting to recapture the
southeastern Solomon Islands In
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

Nominate a law enforcement Of
ficer. IL years experience . :.
SCOTT BURKE fer Rep. Sheriff
ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12
Guardsmen Ready
AI,RUOIJEROIrC. NJ. NJ. Sent.

ALbUQUERQUE, N. W., ocpS.
IL - (P)- States Guardsmen
were modified for possible duty
at the polls today as New Mexi-
CO held its primary election with
only the dominant State Demo-
cratic party ~contesting for nom-
nations.
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err battle August 8.
FREQUENT FIGHTS


FREQUENT FIGHTS
Between August 9 and yester-
day there have been frequent
engagements as the enemy felt
out our positions in preparations
for a counterattack. These en-
gagements included the Japa-
nese air attacks on the Guadal-
canal-Tulagi area and activity
by enemy submarines against
our transports, plus the occa-
sional Smelling Of our Marine
shore positions by Japanese sub
marines or destroyers on hit and
run raids.
/ was at Guadalcanal at $50
a. m. yesterday during the latest
such attack when q submarine
SCOTT BURKE for Sheriff -
Rep; World War Vet. II
years law enforcement officer.
- ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

quota in wheelbarrows within
Is minutes Friday morning.
At the same time, announce
ment that the French rs cam
non owned by Oskar Andreas
Post, WV, had been donated to
the cause gave impetus to the
drive today.
To dramatic the ease with
WHICH scrap is obtainable, A. d.
Brewer, executive secretary OF
the Board of Commerce, Harold
See SCRAP-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12
Scrap Metal
Easily Found
1oo-Pound Quote
Proves Eosy 10 Gst

To prove the 100 pounds OF
scrap metal sought from each
Mount Clemens family next Fri
day and Saturday Is easily OBJ
tainable, three Mount Clemens
businessmen collected their
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

Law Making Requires Law
Training - ELECT GEORGE
FRANCIS-State Representative
ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

Scrap collected in the
downtown area was being
dumped today In front Of the
county building. The already
imposing pile indicates the
drive may succeed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

I~mportiol coveress
Of All Loeol News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Motisi Arrives
Monday for Figh'

Tony Motisi. Chicago welter-
weight who meets Jimmy Edgar
next Friday night at Olympia,
has postponed his arrival here
until Monday, matchmaker Nick
Londes announced today.
His manager. Paddy Kane,
called yesterday, asking that
Motisi be allowed TO remain over
the weekend in order to use the
sparring partners he had on hand
there. Edgar is training daily at
the Brewster Center.
Meanwhile. Charley Hayes and
Lou Woods are carrying on
intensive training for their grudge
match, co-featured with the Edgar
Motisi bout.
Hayes has been working out
with Buster Peaks. veteran mid
dleweight who appeared on the
last Olympia card, and intends 10
spar with Motisi upon his arrival.
He figures work with Motisi will
increase his speed, which he'll
need against Woods, who prob
ably will go into the bout weigh
ing about 153 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
.Mi|Iett' S House
Starts Monday

Johnny Miliett.s House League,
believed to he the oldest in the
city. will start lis thirty-third sea-
son with the usual 10 teams al
Millett's Recreation, Monday night
They are Earl Benton's Gerisch
Earl Gremel's Frankenmuth OF
West Chicago, Ernie Friedman
j. ]. Millett's. George Bollinger's
J. L. Hudson, Barney Doyle's Red
ford Recreation, Norm Halleen's
Index Five. Steve Malak's Fran
kenmuth. Clarence Schmidt's Diet.
rich. Nick Lannos' Line Five and
Augie Jankowsky's Union.
Jankowsky, past president OF
the American Bowling Congress
vice president of the Michigan
State Bowling Association and
former secretary of the Detroit
Bowling Association, is secretary
He's held that Job so long he's for
gotten when he started, although
he thinks il was in 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
KURowsKPs OLD INJURY

Kurowski is reported TO have
aggravated an old arm injury
which, If il does not respond to
heat treatments. may keep the
Polish boy from Reading out OF
the lineup Jimmy Brown would
then be shifted from second base
TO third, which he played all OF
last year, and Creepy Crespi
would be sent TO second.
Brown admittedly is a better
third baSeman than he is Sec
ond-sacker. And Crespi is an &C.
complished fielder who is said 10
have been sulking on the bench
because of some personal dis
agreemnt with teammates.
The Cardinals ninth-inning at
tack that drove Red Ruffing from
the hill in the first game and
their victory over Ernie Bonham
in the second has given the dash
ing Cardinals great confidence.
They refused TO be awed by the
past performances of the great
Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
HOPP BLOSSOMS AS LION PUNTER
He's I'd Best in National League Now

gained and the tenth ranking
passer.
So Coach Bill Edwards Is look.
ing TO the former Cornhusker Il
lead the Lions out of their scor-
ing wilderness tomorrow at Briggs
Stadium against the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Elmer Hackney. former Kansas
State fullback purchased from
Pittsburgh this week, and Augi6
Lilo, veteran guard, were okayec
by physicians for Sundays game
and both will be in the starting
lineup, Edwards revealed.
Hackney replaces John Polan
ski, who begins training Monday
at Notre Dame to become an en-
sign in the navy. Injured in the
last game, Polanski probably vii
spend most of his last day in Lior
uniform on the bench.
Other changes in the starting
lineup include Bill Callihan a.
quarterback, John Hall at wing
back, Larry Knorr at end anc
Johnny Schiechl at center. Schi
echl, who played his collegiate
ball at Santa Clara, came to De
ltroit from Pittsburgh with
Hackney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
NormaI's Two Early
Scores Defeat Hope

YPSILANTI, Oct. 3.-Michigan
Normal ran up a two-touchdown
margin in the first half. then
STAYED off a late rally by Hope
College 10 manufacture 1873
victory over the Dutchmen. The
triumph was the first for the
Hurons in eleven games.
End Ben Standen and Halfback
Jack Brown scored for Normal
and Charles Nemeth added an
extra point on a pass to Clare
krawcZak after Standens touch
down. Hope broke the scoring ice
in the third period when Carl
Schram fell on a bad pass from
center in the Huron end zone. A
minute later Halfback Dick Higgs
sprinted to pay dirt and Roy Davis
kicked the extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Lands
To Curb
Scalpers

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3 GNS).-A,
baseball Commissioner Kenesaw M
Lands promised action would be
taken by the major leagues e
curb speculation In World Series
tickets, two scalpers were fined
500 each by Police Judge George
j. Grellner.
Those fined were Harry Iken oil
ST. Louis and Hyman Kraman
who said he was stopping at q
local hotel. They were charged
with "scalping" series tickets al
lSportsman's Park without a city
license. They pleaded guilty. Both
however, had registered with the
internal revenue bureau and were
paying taxes due on profit made
on tickets they sold.
Commissioner Lands declared
the major leagues at their next
meeting WOULD do something Il
curb speculation in series tickets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Plymouth Edges Out
Ypsi Central If

YPSILANTI. Oct. 3.-Plymouth
High Schools football team edged
out Ypsilanti Central. 7-6, in a
Twin Valley Athletic Association
contest here last night. Plymouth
scored in the first quarter on a
pass from Jim Shepard to Bill
Donahue. Ray kearney ran the ball
over for the point after touch
down. Ypsilanti's touchdown came
on a plunge through center by
Clark olsey in the fourth
period. Bob Moffetts attempted
conversion was low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Harry "Hippity' Hopp. the Ne
braska halfbaek who scored his
teams only touchdown against
Stanford in the Rose Bowl game
two years ago, is blossoming out
as a punter again now that the
Lions have returned him TO his
former tailback post.
With WhiZZer White in the line
up last year, Hopp was coverted
to a fullback. WhiZZer took care
of the punting and almost every
thing else while he was in the
game.
Maybe it's because he's wear
ing the same number the Whizzer
did last year IA. remember). but
al any rate, Hopp currently is the
econd best punter in the
National Professional Foot b a ]
League with an average OF 39.5
Yards per kick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Star Navy Gridder
Gets Star for Heroism

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 QNS).-
Alan Shapley, star quarterback on
several Navy elevens before his
graduation from Annapolis in 1927,
carried his smashing football tao
tics into action at Pearl Harbor
December 7. the navy revealed in
announcing he had been decorated
with the new silver star for res
cuing a corporal from death during
the Jap attack.
Shapley is now lieutenant
colonel in the marine corps and
is the first leatherneck TO receive
the navy star medal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Luke HamIin Released
BY BUGS 10 Toronto

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 3 tUP).-
The Pittsburgh Pirates today an
nounced the outright release OF
pitchers Luke Hamlin and Nick
Strincevich 10 Toronto OF the In
ternational League in part-pay-
ment for pitcher Jack Hallett and
outfielder Frank Colman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

Referee - Joe Msgii osohn tMichigsn).
Beatty michigan state).
Head linesman--Marty Doyle (Cincinnat).
Field judge-Clin Crane (YpsilantiD. Touch
Madarik, GhesQuiere, Milito.
Points after--Hart g.
Substitutions: Detroit--Hintz, Reno. Fen
Ion, Mutual Kukorowski. Hetu, O'Hare,
Link. Piper. senffner Meiito, Nienberg.
sullivan Greiner. Pollard. Bachelor, Nc
Naiiy, Kelly. Dorais. Lowther. Smith,
Zukaitis, Schroeder Garski
schrieber. Rowe, Elliott. Foley. Wright.
Risdon, simmons Wayne-Meyer, Hannah,
Perry. Olmstead, sabo, Patrick. Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
IL PLAYS TO SCORE

Detroit regulars cut loose at the
start OF the second half and in ex-
actly II plays, with Madarik as
the spearhead. Travelled 81 yards
for their second marker. Madarik
who connected with two fine
passes to Hughes and Frank Kolo-
jeski. skirted left end from the a.
After Wayne was forced to punt,
Y. of D. had another in nine plays
and they were through for the eve-
ming. 1t was only fitting Ghes-
quiere should 60 over from the
1-yard line off left tackle. His run
ming and pass receiving featured
the 46-yard march.
Wayne made its final bid In the
closing stages of the third quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Chandler, White
To HurI Sd Game
In Ydnk Stadium
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to win another worlds champion
ship.
As the two teams girded for
a resumption of the series after
a one day rest wild rumors were
afloat that the rest Of the games
might all be played in New York.
This runaor, which has been dis
credited in baseball circles, was
born of the ruling that special
trains carrying baseball as well as
football and race tracks are
banned by the government after
Saturday.
1t was explained by railroad
men here that the teams would
be taken care Of the same as
regular customers with space
provided for all. ----
Despite Billy Southworth's an
nouncement in st. Louis that
either Max Lanier or White would
pitch in the game today. the Sc
lection of young White came as a
mild surprise 10 many of the ex.
perts who thought the more eX'
perienced Lanier would draw the
assignment.
WHITES RECORD
Especially so, because younf
White was laid up most OF the
season with sore arm and wor
only seven games against five de
ifeats compared with 10 and 3 fol
Lanier. White, however, is highl,
esteemed in National League cir
cles Notwithstanding
AS compared to his Nationa
League rival, Chandler has an i'm
pressive achievement Of 16 tri
lumphs against five setbacks. To-
the regular league season. Chand
Iler, a highlander, completed L
games. Whitlow Wyatt defeated
Chandler in the second game o
last years series between thu
Dodgers and the Yankees. -
There was talk of changes il
both lineups. With the Cardinal
sending a left-hander, to tn
mound, II was said that Joe Nc
lCarthy planned to put Geral'
Priddy in third place instead o
Red Rolfe, who bats left-handed
In that case Charley Keller
who also bats from the port side
would be dropped to sixth plac
in the batting order with Joe Cor
don moved up to fifth. Budd.
Hassett would hit second in plac'
lof Rolfe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

lership with an overall average of
Asst yards a boot.
Hopp also is ranking second In
the punt return department with
an average runback of 1875 yards.
He's twelfth in the league in yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Sweep Swinger
Gets Test Here
As a Sprinkler
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Sweep Swinger. the 3-year-old
colt that swept 10 an impressive
victory as Charles = Fishers
siroeee met With fatal niishaP in
the American Hotel Association
Handicap Wednesday. comes right
back today at the Detroit race
track to try and prove himself n
Splinter as well as a distance
horse.
Sweep Swinger VIII carry the
colors Of one Of DctroitS most
successful stables, that OF 1t ]. ID.
Bull in the SIX furlongs OF the
Beaubien Handicap. And ne Il also
-eaft,.-tte,, weight If i4e- f-etiRas-iR
the field of IL 3-year-olds that
have been named 10 so for the
5000 purse.
Sweep Swlnger was a Kentucky
Derby hope that didn shape up
enough TO 90 in the big race. but
he's been beating older horses
lately and looks capable OF WIN
ming from the best foes OF MS age
at the fair grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Wings TO Start
Drills Monday
with 12Vets

Jack Adams will start repairing
his war.ravaged Red Wings when
the advance guard of his squad Of
SIS hockey players reports for prac-
tice at Olympia Monday night.
There are II OF last years STAN
ley Cup players on the squad, the
remainder being chiefly players
from the Indianapolis Capitols OF
the American League. the now
idefunct Omaha Knights OF the
American Association and new
prospects from the amateurs.
HOWE HEADS VETS
Capt. sgd Howe heads the re-
turned Wings, with Don Crosse.
tSid Abel, Modere Bruneteau, Carl
Liscombe, Joe Carveth. Jimmy Or
lando, Eddie Wares. Johnny Now
ers. Jack Stewart. Alex Motter
and Adam Brown.
In all, 10 Detroit-owned hockey
lplayers are in the army or navy
and of the Red Wings three for
ward lines and two defense pairs
of last season, only two units are
intact.
They have their high scoring
forward line of Crosse. Abel and
Wares with their top defense pair
OF Stewart and Orlando. But Gus
Giesebrechty will have TO be re-
placed on the line he served with
Howe and Bruneteau and ii will
take plenty of scraping to replace
the scrappy Jerry Brown as CEN
ter on the kid" line with Joe
Carveth and Adam Brown.
Alex Motter will miss his de-
tense partner Eddie bee Bee
Eyes, Bush. now In the RCAF.
FUTURE STARS:
Among the players from III
dianapolis who may be considered
Wing possibilities are defensemen
dick Behling and Harold Jackson,
/ forwards Connie Brown. Les Doug
las, Jud McAtee. Joe Fisher and
Hec Kilrea. Douglas is the only
one who has not worn a Wing
uniform.
|! Among those Omaha Is sending
are goalies Jimmy Franks and
Floyd Perras. defensemen John
Ross, Gully Simon and Phil Bress-
Ter. forwards Joe Brown. Doug
lIVerity and Johnny Holota and
Jimmy Jameson
The first practice is scheduled
at p. m. because number OF
the players are employed in war
plants. II will be mid-week be-
fore all the squad practices. A
number of the amateur prospects
must arrange their visas at
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
JACOBS BETTER

he WAS overshadowed- In last
Sundays game with the Cleveland
Rams by Jack Jacobs. rookie half
back from Oklahoma. who aver
aged SIS yards in his attempts
That lifted him TO the league lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
u. N. Clashes
With Spdrtdns
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for the Spartans and the crowd
can expect to see Charlie Bachman
throw every trick in the bag
against Michigan in an effort 10
spring an upset that would shake
the football world. TO say nothing
of Mars and a few more planets.
Bachman's main offensive hope
is Dick Kieppe. known on the
State campus as Little Egypt"
Kieppe can run and pass with tie
best of them. The feet Pawlowski
should be able to carry more than
lffs share of the load.
KUZMA OUT OF LINEUP
Tom Kuzma, star halfback. will
be out of the Michigan lineup
again today. His place will be
taken by Bob Chappuis of Toledo,
a sophomore, who starred against
Great Lakes with his accurate
passing and running. Paul White,
Capt. George Ceithaml and Bob
Wiese, another soph. will complete
the backfield.
Coach Crisler used Don Robin
son and sophomore Frank Wardley
in practice great deal all week.
WardIey is one OF the most pow
erful ball-carriers on the squad
and will cause some team severe
headaches before the season is
over. Wolverine supporters would
/ just as soon he chooses the Spar
tan battle TO set sail.
Don Boor. understudy TO Bob
Westfall a year ago. but bothered
by a knee injury this season, is
slated to see service today.
i Michigan goes into the game
with an all-time record of u wins
six losses and three tied against
the Spartans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
sIRoCCo DESTROYED

Sjrocco, the Fisher stake horse
which broke down three days ago
was finally destroyed yesterday
after veterinarians decided IT was
impossible to save him. 1t had
been hoped the gelding which won
the Arlington Classic of 1910 could
recover sufficiently TO be turned
out on Dixiana Farm. Berryville'
which broke down Wednesday, was
also destroyed.
Meanwhile. the favorites kept
hope Pickering in the hearts OF
the fans with two victories. one oil
them by the veteran Johnny
Adams on De Ieer. one OF the
shortest priced winners Of the
meeting at S3.40. The other, G. H
Stevens Rockwick. at $50
Kempton Knott up. completed q
double. He won the previous race
on Valdina Fro. which was BET
down from 10 to 5 to ].
Despite his victory on the odds.
on choice. Adams drew his usual
quota of booes when he wound uT
second on Superose. Budgeteei
and Uncle Jock The last two were
favorites. Uncle Jock being ever
money but still not good enough Il
beat Bon Jour, which Pat Milligar
hustled TO an easy three and
half length victory and S16.4(
mutuel
Milligan also had double
started when he popped down witt
Dissension Sir for a five length
triumph in the second race. Thu
wound up a daily double which
paid S45.80 TO each of 20l tickle
holders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
ONE DORAIS PLAY

In the matter of statistics. ". OF
d. was far ahead. The Titans
made % first downs, IS rushing
and four on passes. to Wayne's
five, three rushing and two pass
ing. Detroit gained 300 rushing
and completed 13 out of Is passes
for 144 yards to Wayne's % rush
ing and five pass compilations out
NJ 81 for TX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
MAY GET sTAGEFRIGHT

If the tier on tier OF faces in
the biggest and most impressive
ball park of them all don't affect
the young Cardinals. who never
have seen anything like it. much
less played before such a throng,
they may go on giving the cham
pions trouble.
The sore-armed Ernie White can
be right sharp pitcher on his
good days. AS. of course. can the
blond boy from Dixie, Sturgeon
Chandler. It's bound to be fun
watching to see what happens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troIt Timee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

Hughes played give and take
with Wayne little later. He FUN
bled and Gene Malinowski, a
freshman from Hamtramck. re-
covered on Detroit's 3s. Two of
Rutherford's three passes con-
nected TO put Wayne on the IL.
only to have Hughes intercept the
next on the 5.
Wayne threatened again In the
second stanza against Detroit re-
serves when they advanced after
pass interception from their AZ to
e-Titans sd. Here Rutherford
fumbled low pass from center,
but recovered on the 20. Then
Gene Mutual intercepted his pass
on the 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
.Corum Figures
II S Whiir| away
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that II will be "Iceman George"
Woolf to whom trainer Ben Jones
distance dunning Bolingbroke will
will be giving the leg up in the
shady, lovely Belmont paddock for
the long run for the cup.
This much is sure: Woolf. who
was really downcast over the de-
feat at Pawtucket. will be riding
for all he knows to get revenge,
and all George knows about rid
ling is considerable.
PICKS WHIRLY
So well stick with Whirly. Al
sab and "Boly" will have to beat
him again for us, though we re-
peat that another Bolingbroke
triumph wouldn't be such ire
mendous surprise that it would
knock us of next Christmas
christmas tree.
In the rich and histority futur-
lily we are going against the chalk
meaning occupation and Mrs. John
Hertz smashing Count Fleet, and
Istringing with Mrs. J. S. Letellier' S
Jack S. L.
The Jack High colt will benefit
by the extra half furlong of the
Futurity-it's at six and one-half
He also has given evidence of a
liking for the straigbtaway Of the
Widener Course. ~
Slow to get in motion he can
move when ne takes 70 running.
Whether he is up in time or not,
we definitely look for him to be
picking up horses in the final
yards, where fnturities are so
often won.
In the other races we like
Nippy, Vain Prince. The Beak,
Corydon, Moon Maiden and Tex
Hygro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
L. DIS Experience
OverWhellns Wayne
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Detroit's II in the first period. ID
in the second and Is in the third,
only to be repulsed by pass inter-
ceptions.
Pearl climaxed a 52-yard drive
for u. of DIS first touchdown after
IL minutes of the first quarter
With Madarik's passing and run.
ming. coupled with good gains by
Capt. Don Hughes and Ghesquiere
the Titans worked their way to
less than a yard from goal. Pearl
promptly smacked right tackle to