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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Gehriinger Signs
First, as Coach

Following the best Tiger ira
dltlon, but with a slight variation
Charles Leonard Gehringer today
IS the first 10 hold a Detroit Base
ball Club contract for 1912.
The 3S-year-old Gehringcr. who
for years has been given the honor
OF signing first, yesterday serb,
bled his name TO a one-year con
tract as a nonplaying coach
ending his 1S-year career as ;
great Tiger second baseman.
Were very glad to have
Gehringer with us again" said
General Manager Jack Zeller.
in making the announcement
for Owner Walter O. Briggs.
I'm sure he'll be one of the
best coaches we ever have had.
His job. OF course. will be
coaching infielders and batters,"
Zeller added. I'VE feel he can
give our youngsters a lot of
help"
Gehringer succeeds "Bing
Ntltpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

however be moved three instead of
from the time Of entrance"
Practically all of the graduating players planning
enlist branch another of the The
their Steve Juzwk 3d. Jim Bruz Bernie Crimmns
and Hercules Bereoos d. Bob Maddox John Kovatch
Hargave Mike Hines John Hogan Joe Laber Chuck Mcneil
Gody OReiy Paul Patten Joe Pokop Joe Posupack and
Ed Sullivan 81. and Capt Paul Ls 20 Juzwk has enlisted
in the naval reserve.
Matt Bolger became p January and Larry Sullivan is
% They the oldest of the returning players The 2year
Odds of whom reached their majority the July egtra
Tom Book Dick Creevy, Charles Eeson Capt
George Murphy Bob Nef John Peasene Bob Riordan
Rymkus, Ed Tessaro, Bob Walsh. Harry Wright and Way
Ziemba been rejected because Of damaged caages in
both knees. IJ.I.
Pete Ashbaugh Norm GJackO Barry, Angelo Bertei,
Bob Dove Bill Farley, Owen Dippy Evans. Tony Grolami
Lanahan Tom Miller Dick OBen, Jack Warner and Bob
Webb all 90 The 19yearods Tom Creevy Pat Fiey
Stan Kudacz Mcbride John McCnns Dave Mclaughlin
Creighton Miller smyh. Creighton Miller and Mcbride
won letteres last autumn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
BOTH RECENT WINNERS

10th won a decision from Jim
Major on the DubS-Driskell card
although his very evident instruc-
tionS to box kept him from scor-
ing knockout. Tonight he meets
Benny Dethpain, an experienced
campaigner who has seen his best
days, in siX-round bout.
Woods, who Knocked out Joe
Murphy at Fairview in three
rounds in his last appearance. is
matched with Johnny Kardis of
Wyandotte. in the four round
opener 1t Will be his fourth start
as a professional
Another SiN-round bout pits Odell
Riley against Leroy Lawson
heavyweight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Champ Goes
DiNoe Won't Be Back
to Defend Swim Titles

Gerard (Bud) Dinoe. city high
school 30 and 10O-yard swimming
champion from Southeastern, viii
not be back TO defend his titles
next year, although he IS only q
junior.
Bud will be somewhere else
wherever the marines send him,
for yesterday he enlisted in the
corps. He will be sent 10 the West
Coast training base for marines
at San Diego. He has TWO older
brothers In the army and navy.
Each enlisted at II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
ZAMARIs FROM JERSEY

Dubs and Zamaris. however. are
adopted sons, and local talent
only insofar as they have made
their regulations here. DubS. a
native of Windsor won a Diamond
Belt championship here as an anna
teur, and established himself as
a professional with his knockout
victory over Mansfield Driskell al
the State FAR Coliseum on the
first Of ScottN Monteith's shows.
ZamarlS, prematurely bald and
built on the same scale a. Tony
Galento. is next door neighbor Of
Tony back in East Orange. y. J..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
BIG TEN STANDINGS

lumbus whore Ohio State turned
back Northwestern. 81 10 Al.
Russ Wendland. who has been
the chief Wildcat point-getter of
late, was high scorer for the game
with Is points. 10 boost his total
IN conference play TO Is. HIS
.touted teammate. Otto Graham.
got II points TO make a total of
S3. but he lost his spot as the
leading Big Ten scorer to WiScon-
sins John kotz. who poured in
Il points while the Badgers were
beating Michigan. So TO 80. at
Madison kotz now has 81 points
in Sin games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Browne Deferred
For Skating Meets

Terry Browne. the new state
mems speed skating champion
Will compete in the North Ameri.
can championships at st. Pau
Friday and Saturday, and the
national meet at Lacrosse, Wis.
January 81 and February !, by
grace OF a two-weCk delcrment
from the army, 1t was announced
today.
Others who Will compete in the
meets. according 10 Ben Bagdale,
secretary of the Southern Michi-
gan Skating Association, are four
Saginaw skaters. Esther. Agnes
and Florence Wrona, and Jimmy
kolnlS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Buy q Bomber.
Badger Cdgers
Rout Michigan

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 20
Leading from start to finish. Wis
consin's basketball team handed
Michigan 1896 beating here last
night in a Western Conference
game played before a crowd OF
about 5000.
Johnny kotz paced Wisconsin,
attack with n points, and the
Badger Sharpshooter missed al
least three easy Setup shots that
would have added to his total.
WISCONSIN, NICHIGAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

the coming season. Cerney
resigned recently.
In connection with Notre
Dame and football. Joe Petritz,
able director Of publicity for
sports at the South Bend in
stitution. pointed out that with
the CONSUMPTION age limited
toward to 20 years, every gradu-
ating Notre Dame player and
26 Of the "a returning players
areligible for the draft.
Junior and seniors, how
ever, are eligible for the
naval ROTC campus unit.
which many Of the freshmen
joined up on enrolment here"
Petritz explained.
They will not be subject
TO call until graduation. which,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Boxing Revival
Two TranspIanted Local Boys May Help Game
Make Comeback Here Tonight
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

II the development Of local tai
ent a. drawing cards l. the answer
10 the revival of boxing in Detroit
then stable step has been taken
in arranging the card for tonight :
show at the Moose Temple.
Harvey DubS. of course. head
lines the program in his l0-round
bout with Hank Claypoole, Clcve-
land welterWeight though Just A.
much interest is involved in the
siN-rounder that brings together
Spike Franks and Frank ZamariS.
knockout sensation Of Frank Bar
baro's white hope heavyweight
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
$50 LIFETIME AVERAGE

Hornsby played in 2,256 ma ior
league garfes and compiled life.
time major league batting average
Of 1853. In 1924 he set the modern
National League batting record
with a percentage of .424. and in
1922 also created the National
League consecutive game hitting
record by batting safely in 80
straight games.
He was named the leagues most
valuable player in 1925 and 1929
and was listed on FIVE National
League all-Star teams bv the
writers in l925-26-27-28 and 1929
Presently HornSby is trying a
comeback with the Fort Worth.
Texas. league club az field man
ager and business manager. Born
al Winters. Tex. he started his
baseball career AZ DeniSon in the
old TeXaS-Oklahoma League in
1914. not far from where he now
Is employed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Fight Results

BY United Pre-.
SAN FRANCIsCo-Pat valentino ISIS
San Francisco. technically Knocked oui
Rode . Dooley 2O3 Steamboat Springs
Colo. 90 Nern ~ bee, 1876 Brisbane DO.
TO-. Horace Mann 1913. san Francisco
d"c.sioned Tony olvers l2O San Fran.
cisco G0l. Tony Bosnich 100 San Fran.
CISCO decisioned Joe Burr.s 17s. Mohet
Field a.
PITTSBURGH -Yancey Henry. las. Cali
iorna defsa,td curtis Sheppard, Is6.
Pittsburgh ll0D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

He's transferred his allegiance 10
Detroit. though, and is now man
aged by Elmer Weidrich, formerly
with the state boxing commission,
There are two fighters on the
card who are local boys in fact,
and in their few appearances in
preliminary bouts they have eX-
hibited the color and the punch
that augur we'll for future success
They are Joe 10th. light heavy.
weight, and Lou Woods, a weller.
ugpiCbt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Baseball Writers
Put Rdjah With
The Innmortd|s
Others Fail TO Get
IS Pet. Of Votes;
Frank Chance Second
BY GEORGE kIRkSEY
United Press stan Corrs.pondent

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-Rogers
Hornsby. generally regarded as
the greatest right handed hitter in
baseball annals. has been elected
10 the Baseball Hall of Fame by
the Baseball Writer'S Association
OF America. Bill Brandt. head OF
the National League Service Bu-
reau, announced today.
OF 233 ballots cast by the base
ball writer's, HornSby received 1872,
seven more than the Is per cent
required for election. A plaque
with Hornsby's head in bas-relief
will be installed in the baseball
Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. n.
Y. with the % other members
previously elected.
No other players received the
necessary three-fourths vote al
though there were ballots cast for
II players ranging all the way
from Iron Man McGinnity 10 Babe
Herman. Frank Chance, peerless
leader of the old Chicago Cubs. re-
ceived l36 votes-39 short of cleo
tion-and Rube Waddell. eccentric
strikeout maestro of the Phila-
delphia Athletics OF the same
period. polled l26-49 under cleo
ton requirements.
SECOND SINCE 1889
HornSby is the first player 10
be elected by ballot since George
Sisler. Eddie Collins and Wee
Willie Keller were voted into the
Hall OF Fame in the January. 1899,
elections. Since then Lou Gehrig
was elected unanimously without
a ballot being taken.
None can doubt Hornsby's right
10 place in the Hall of Fame
The Rajah served as player and
manager in both ajor leagues
for p years-l9l5 through 1857
and led the National League in
batting seven times. six of them
in succession. starting in 1920.
He led the ST. Louis Cardinals
10 their first pennant and worlds
championship in 1896 with a VIC
tory over the Yankees-laSt time
the Yanks have been licked in the
World Series-and later managed
the Boston Braves. Chicago Cubs
and ST. IouiS BROWNS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

By blaedonsu
D SPORTS EDITOR
New Navy Coach Tells No+re Dame Grid Banquet
lf's No Time Now TO Cur+ai Athletics

SOUTH BEND JAM 20ANever time noppor
tune curtail athletics.
That was the Of Lieut. Commander John Welchal
new football coach at the United States Naval Academy
Annapolis to assembage of 1900 congregated here
last night to tribute Coach Frank Leahy and his nde
feated 1941 Notre Dame football team
The occasion the annual civic testimonial
to Noe Dame football players sponsored by the Noe Dame
Club of the ST. Joseph Valley.
Besides Commander Wecha the speakers included the Rev
Hugh ODonnel CHG, president Dame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Warren Brown, Arch Ward,
Wallace Ford, Coach Leahy and
the Rev. John J. Cavanaugh.
Father O'Donnell, in a STIR
ring talk, declared that it was
the intention Of Notre Dame to
continue the institutions pro-
gram of intercollegiate and in
tramural sports for the duration
of the war.
Our decision is the spirit
Of the policy recently adopted
at the Baltimore conference Of
presidents of American col
leges and universities" Father
O'Donnell declared. 1T il
also In the spirit Of President
ROosevelt's letter 10 Com
missioner Lands on the sub
ject of continuing baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Assistants Draw Share Of Praise

Besides Leahy Notre Danes coaches also
for high brilliant showing the gridiron
turing the season-Asssants Edward McKeeve Joseph
A. McArde John F. Druze William Cerney and Clarence
Kline.
Incidentally Ed Moose Krause former neman at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

JACK TELLER. general manager, Detroit
Tigers: "MinOr league teams might be more
successful with smaller player limit and play
Ing only five games a week, two Sunday,
one on Saturday and two night games"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
buy bomber
Wings Sid Abel 9th
AMONG MIL Scorers

MONTREAL. Jan, 20 CUPD.-A
trio Of New York Ranger sharp
shooters. paced by Bryan Hextall,
led the National Hockey League 5
individual scoring race today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Basketball Results

COLLEGE
Wisconsin IS. Michigan IS,
Minnesota So Chicago IS
Ohio state 81 Northwestern ~
Illinois 20. Iowa IS
lows state s.. Kansas g.
Toledo S. Kent State i3
Oklahoma fs Missouri ~
Springfield mo- 30. Tulsa I %
Vanderbilt 70. Sswsnee ~.
Kentucky u. Georgia 20
Syracuse 50, Fordnsm 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Campus Life at Wartime Tempo

"Since Pearl Harbor at NOtre Dame have been busy
stepping the ersfy wartime We been
acceerating the academic ancing the time Of
examinations and registration for the giving special
consideration students who will called the armed
forces and attending to other changes that the
makes Fortunately unprepared for
these changes that be eXpeden We had head
at have been deyoting much
OF time and weingrated national defense
program What doing IL merely gearing faci
ties, not to defense but to victory.
"Notre Danes athletes part Of that Notre Dame
which has known the impact which has VOun
eered the fullest cooperation in this The majority Of
friends athletes only while
public exhibition. competing In the sports in which they excel
at NOre Dame know them they when they
in the meght-we them the halls the daily life
the campus the classroom We what kind
they be after they school and take their places
In the world in order to apply the talents developed at NOe
Many know the that competition athletics
has played in moulding Of whose citizenship
peace of pride to their alma mater could
begin roll the a disposal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Totals IS IS Totals is "a
Free throws missed Michigan-Antie
Mandler Gilbert Wisconsin-KotI. Clarke
Ohicials-John GetcheN ST. Thomas
referee. Joe Rein. Northwestern umpire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

TIayf1 flTef T0uT- pUINT kHWFN
LAST NIGHTS RESI- LIS
cat Olympia
Mansfield :. Windsor S.
Toledo 5. Parisclean 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
WHAT THEY SAY

FLORENCE WRONA L. intermediate skating champion from
gnaW II staying out OF the national championships
that I in The Detroit Times Derby
the Gold Skates"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

DUKE KEIFER, equipment manager, Uni
versity of Detroit, and handball expert: "Ia
coaching Vince Banonis to enter the state hand
ball singles tournament next month. Who knows,
maybe he might beat ZerbO.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

HANK CLAYPOOLE welterweght fighter who meets Har-
Ney DubS onightS show the Moose Temple:
everybody think beat me?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Player Rebellion
Flares Up Again
In MO League
Amateur Puekmen
Want More Money;
Zunich Quits Leaders

The annual player rebellion n
on in the Michigan-Ontario Hockey
League, but officials of Olympia,
which has quite a share in the
leagues operation, aren't unduly
worried.
Not after last nights double.
header. in which 3,155 fans saw
two big favorites upset in addition
10 a fight between Bert Turney OF
Mansfield and Mickey Drouillard
of Windsor. Turney. the smaller
man. won the fight. and Mansfield.
the underdog. won the game, 7-6,
from Windsor.
In the other game, Toledo rose
up in its might 10 hand PariSclean
Its second defeat in Is games.
The third-place Toledoans were
really hot. scoring Sd victory
over the league leaders.
So that's why Olympia Official
dom. which means Fred l.. Haner,
general manager, isn't too worried
over the strike threat. He figures
| there'll be twice as many people
out next week after last nights
! thrillers.
ONE-MAN STRIKE
The strike so far is confined to
one man. Rudy Zunich, Parisclean
defenseman. who quit before the
game last night, according to Art
McDermott, Parisclean manager.
McDermott said that after the
game other members Of the club
told him they wanted more money
for playing in what nominally is
an amateur league.
II is reported that members OF
the Toledo club are getting $l2
game and that the Pariscleans
want SIS 10 $50 a game.
Last year the MO league had
this same trouble At least, the
Holzbaugh club. which is this
years Parisclean outfit. did Three
members quit in mid-season.
Jimmy Baudino. Matt Wiljanen
and Wes LaWpsa. This year Bau-
dino and Wiljanen play for To-
ledo and Lampsa still plays for
Parisclean. but only in games
away, never on Olympia ice.
PLAYERS TO CONFER
! Haner had called a meeting Of
club sponsors for last night, but
| absences made the conference i'm
possible. The strike trouble. he
said. would probably be straight
ened out when the meeting is
held. which will be as soon as
possible.
McDermott said he didn't know
whether PariSclean would remain
in the league until after a play
erS' meeting before practice to-
morrow night.
In the opening game last night,
Mansfield was primed for revenge
on Windsor, having dropped q
1874 game across the river on
Friday night. Mansfield came
from behind with four goals in the
last period 10 win, despite three
goals by Len Loree and two by
Keith CrOSSman for Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

HOWARD VAR. AAU boxing Judge: "The
fnaliSts i'm the CYO boxing tournament are
some of the best fighters Detroit has had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

OF course there will difficulties in maintaining athletic
but Nore Dame has obstacles in the past
. and il cope with these.
ION the other hand the civil military author
ties should decide that intercollegiate sports not
duciye the welfare Nore Dame will naturally
the decision without question Our like that Of all
Americans to bring the early and successful end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

TO>IGHT's GAME
New York at Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE

TONIGHT'S GAME
Philadelphia at Springfield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30
In Mayfair
WITH
Tbs Cbsbsron


Ben r. Marsh Of Rivard
boulevard. -.
Has returned to town. -.
following those strenuous
graduating exercises....at
Stephens College. down In
Columbus, Mo-. -.
Same were witnessed. :. by
her doting parents. :. who
Travelled thence. -. a week or
30 ago.
May 26 saw the surprise
service. . In which Missile"
Marsh appeared. and fol-
lowing which. :. the Marsh
family. -.
Returned to these parts. -.
Mr.. AND MRS. EARL J.
COSGROVE. have arrived
at the Homestead. down In
Virginia Hot Spring..
They were accompanied. 80.
on this jaunt. -.
BY Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Nil.
Ter Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs..
Arthur Hoffman. -.
And will be remaining for
several days. 80.
Before returning to their
hearths....
IN TOWN for q reunion of
his class In Ann Arbor. -.
ID Bill Isham. who halls
from Fowler, Ind. -.
And who. w hen last
seen. -.
Was headed for his Alma
Mater. along with Ezra
Lockwood. -.
Mr.. L. :. was not only cele-
brating same. :. but also the
birthday Of his pretty daugh-
ter. :. Polly. :. who soon
quits Connecticut College for
Women. down New Eng.
land way.
THE RI. HONORABLE
MARGARET c. BONDFIELD
minister of labor In the
British Labor government. -.
From 1929 to 1881. -.
The first woman cabinet
minister. :. In the history of
England. -.
And the only woman mem
Der Of the Privy Council. -.
will address the eighth m.
tional convention. of the
Pioneer Women's Organization
49,. to be held here. u. June
10 TO Ia. -.
In England. :. the public
remembers her not only as a
minister Of labor. :. but as a
vigorous champion. >. of trade
unionists. -.
\ AS a member Of Parliament
] from Northampton. :.
1923-'24....
And from Wallsend. ...
1925 to 81. =. as chairman OF
the women's group on public
welfare. -.
IT RECALLS. ;. too.
that she received an honorary
LII. D.. from the Univer.
sity of Bristol. in 1880. -.
Receiving it from Winston
Churchill. :. the Chancellor
of the university. -.
Miss B. will speak on
"Women's Role In the Post
war Reconstruction Period"
At the luncheon session. :.
on the thirteenth.
Which is slated to begin
-. promptly at 11:30. -.
THIS PROGRAM will In
clude. >. the showing of the
film. >. Women at Work in
Palestine"
And also addresses on. -.
1.-THE Pioneer Women's Organ
ization and the American
Scene. -.
And Women In Civilian De-
Tense. e.
Delegates Of the Pioneer
Women's Convention. will
be called upon to support an
emergency war budget. for
the working women's council.
It's sister organization. 4. In
Palestine. whose program
\ calls for increased training of
= women and girls. =. for war
production. both in agricul-
ture. and industry. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30

HE ISN'T an admiral or a
general.
He doesn't wear distinguished
service medals on his shabby
suit. Chances are he couldn't
meet any of the army require
ments.
His arches went fat long ago.
And day by day his shoulders
bow q bit more, his hands move
more slowly.
His eyes are bothering him a
bit, too he keeps rubbing
them. wondering why things
don't look as bright and poppy
as they used 10 wondering
why he hasn't the old whoopee.
Not a general. not an admiral,
not q famous hero--yet the fate
OF this world rests as surely on
his shoulders as it does on
theirs.
For he's Dad. And he's fight