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Kid Team Goes % Yards
For IFS Only Touchdown
-Four Subs Are Used as Wolverines
Romp All Over Heavier Sailors
By BOB MURPHY

ANN ARBoR Sept. 26-Calling guile and magic speed
md unbelievable staying powers University of Michigan put
an aerial flashing ground attack here this after
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NATIONAL IEAGEE

Brooklyn tHisbe laid al Philadelphia
Hughes 12-1), 3 p. m. (EWT).
Chicago CWarneke lilo and Passeau
-13) at st. Louis (Lanier 1873 and White
$50, I p. m. (CWT). two games.
Boston (Salvo rs and Lamanna o-1) At
New York CFeldman I'll and MCGEE $50,
2 p m. (EWT), two games.
Pittsburgh (Gornicki SIS and Dietz s-e)
at Cincinnati riddle Til and DerrinEer
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Ensign Dick Fisher, former
Ohio State star, shared laurels for<
the Cadets by tossing a 57-yar
scoring pass 10 his fellow officer.
Nal Kutner OF Texas. In the fourth
period il was his consecutive
rushes of al, - and 7 yards.
through a stubborn Northwestern
defense that set up Bernard Mer-
tes' short pass across the goal lima
to Forrest Evashevski of Michi-
gan
Ed fBucket Hirsch Of Williams
vile. KY. the Northwestern full
hack, fell on Fishers tumble on
the Cadet n in the second period
and the Northwestern offense
rolled over two quick touchdowns.
After Graham had hit the line for
a touchdown from the l, Hirsch
galloped 40 yards for Northwest
ern's second tally.
Fisher then tossed his payoh
pass TO Kutner and Northwestern
had TO hold on its !, at the end
OF the half. The third period was
a stalemate and the Cadets had
the better OF the fourth period.
although they could only add six
points 10 their total.
Thu
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Seahawks Prove
Fighting Stuff, /.
Beat Wildcats
Cadet Sehat1sr Again
Is Spark for 2o-i2
Victory Before $4,000

EVANSTON, H., Sept. 26 (UP).
They call them the Seahawks-
Bernie Bierman's Iowa Prefiight
School naval cadets-and they
showed on land and In the air they
have the fighting stuff that leads
to victory when they trimmed a
powerful Northwestern football
team, 20 to II, today.
The Seahawks scored twice on
passes and once by rushing, but
Northwestern's Wildcats scored
twice and threatened repeatedly
In a thrill-packed second period
that had $4,000 spectators scream
ing with excitement.
Cadet Bill SchatZer from little
North Central (Ill.) College, an
unknown until the Seahawks
tsmothered Kansas. 81 to 0, last
week, again was the spark that
Iignited his teams play. His 63-
yard run the first time the Hawks
got their hands on the ball set up
his 1-foot plunge for the first
touchdown. He was a constant
threat on offense and defense.
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Z PRINCETON. n. J.. Sept 26
LuPl-PFiHeeten,s football team
began its-l942- ssasi.H today by
defeating the LSlnnurst Naval
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Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 3. DETROIT q.
ST. Louis At Chicago. Cancelled.
(Only games scheduled.
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Probable Pitchers
by United Press
ANsruUrAN UrArrv

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Trucks i4-9l at Cleveland
(Bagby 1872, 3 p. m. (EWT).
New York (Chandler 1857 At Boston
tNewsome s-10D. , p. m. tEWT).
st. Louis tCaiehouse 1912 and Nigel
Ing 15-ID at Chicago tHumphries lila
and Dietrich Slid, 1880 p. m. (CWT), two
games.
Only games scheduled.
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NEW YORK, Sept. &c UNs).
-Columbia's Paul Goyernali put
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Terrific Pounding

Merv Pregulmsn, AL Wistert
and koleSar and the others were
taking terrific pounding from the
bie Sailors who were in and out of
he game many times during the
afternoon.
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Bruce Smith Stopped

The Wolverines finally evenec
. LOT of old scores with Bruce
Smith. their old ink from Mime.
sofa BrSce was held 10 a net gair
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But II, two Wolverine linesmen
should be singled out as standouts
then the palms must be handed
over 10 Bill Pritula, tackle, and
Elmer Madar, end.
The Michigan coaches have been
doing lot of worrying about
filling Reuben Keltos' vacancy at
tackle. They found the man in
Prituls. That worry is over.
Madar. Detroit boy. was
understudy TO Ceithaml a year
ago He was shifted TO end and
today he played q bangup game
both on offense and defense
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tcOntinued on Page Fivej
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.HextdI|' S Goals
Beat Amerks

NETWORK. Jan. I c1NS).-A
goal by Bryan HeNtall IN the last
half-minute of the game gave the
New York Rangers a 1 10 g VIC
tory last night over tho Brooklyn
Americans before a New Years
Eve crowd Of 1880 fans
HeNtaI'S tally his third Of the
nisht-cnablcd him to pull away
from Brit Cowlcv Of the Bruins
for league scoring honorS with 3
points.
The Winning goal came when
HcNtall tore In from The left 10
slap IN a paSS-out from from Phil
Watson
llcNtalls first two goals were
scored IN the first period and
came less than a minute apart
before the game was four minutes
old
The Americans scored twice I'm
the second period Larson sinking
one AZ 6:l2 and Benson the other
at 1855. Clint Smith Tailed for
the Rangers nebctWecn. at 7.57.
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Says Jacobs Running Boxing Game

"\nd never thought would like 10 the day that one
man voud control the game the United states. de-
clared Mead you want TO know what's wrong win
the boxing game is Mike Jacobs Mike Is ru'hes> IN ms
conduct of boxing ruined number OF good hght
towns in America including Detroit But Detroit viii come
back 1t is a great town
Mead doesn't think there anybody around who beat
Joe Louis.
NO one who been beaten by Louis can come hack
predicted. Buddy Baer can't do it-Btonn cant do
IT, And there nobody around to do H. Louis great
champion and a swell fellow
Mead recalled having been Of Louis seconds IN the
heavyweight champions fight with Max Schmeng.
Back 10 Meads earlier days-one Edde first proeges
was Artie McCiovern. famous physical trainer.
weighed 49, and while he won title ne was
plenty tough" Mead recalled.
Besides Lynch managed Andy CLANCY the famous
knockerouter the old days.
Mead poted two fighters total Of 81 900 900 in purses
nch 10 $500 900 in eight years Armstrong 5000 600 in
FIVE years.
armstrong is okay hut not he unless ne checks
himself" Mead feared terrible spender know
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Forecast
For 1912
Futile

NEW YORK. Jan. 1 rINS).-
The most futile thing in the world
today is sports forecast for 1912.
Usually at this time one can make
some predictions with reasonable
certainty Of being correct but
today Uncle Sam has changed all
that.
For instance, a few weeks ago
it appeared certain that Cleveland
would be a safe bet TO finish in the
first division in the American
League. But then Bobby Teller
Joined the colorS and the Indians
strength was SlaShed about 80 per
cent. If two or three other key
men follow suit, the Indians might
be lucky 10 finish out OF the cellar.
Who can tell until all the returns
are in from the draft? And We
don't mean the baseball draft.
All sports will carry on until
told otherwise by the government
Certain sports will be hit harder
than others. Night baseball may
be Cancelled everywhere, and
Continued on Page ID
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COTTON BOWL

DALLAS. Tex, Jan. l tINS4s-s-
It was 6 10 ; and take your choice
among the Dallas betting gentry
today as the Texas AggieS and
Crimson Tide squared
off in the Cotton Bowl game.
A crowd of 10000 or 5000 short
OF the Cotton Bowl capacity was
despite the fact that
coaches and sports writer's alike
were almost unanimous in predict
ing the wide open, free scoring
type Of game so popular in the
Southwest.
Although defense has occupied
its usual portion of the workout
periods since the Aggies and the
Tide arrived in Dallas, coaches
Homer Norton and Frank Thomas
both indicated that they expected
the others team TO score and were
baSing their hopes for victory on
the chance of holding the ball
greater part Of the playing time
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" pr0hab.e lIncups .
Marquette Five
Whips Michigan

MILWAUKEE. Jan. ! For the
second time in three days MiehI-
gan suffered "A second half letdown
and lost a basketball game here
last night The Wolverines were
beaten by Marquette sophomore
team 4q-42
II was for tho most part a
ragged exhibition MiChIg a n
>purted or 10 a 60 lead fell be-
hind and then came back 10 hold a
2O-l6 advantage az the inter
mission
But in the second half the Nil
waukecanS took charge They tied
the score AT 22-22. and again Al
1927, and after that they went
ahead 10 stay Tom Mccarthy a
substitute guard sank two baskets
and a free throw 10 widen the gap
and for the last 10 minutes 1t was
only a matter OF the score
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Coaches
Submit
Plans

Compulsory physical education
for all students in schools was adj
vocated IN resolution adopted by
The, American Football Coaches
AsSociat>Qn-- the National Col
legiate Athletic Association and
the College Of Physical Education
Association as their conventions
were ended
The resolution outlining the
value Of competitive sports, intra-
mural sports, physical education
and recreation which is preserving
the health Of the youth Of the
country, and thereby contributing
to the defense Of our lands and
our freedoms, recommended not
only that college sports be re-
tanned but wherever possible in
creased and intensified
The plan Will be submitted 20
tho meeting OF the American COZ
legc presidents al Baltimore start
ing tomorrow
Another resolution passed by
the football coaches asked, that
steps be taken 20 unity the high
school and college football rules
: HI presented tt1F report
Of the resolutions committee and
10 was adopted unanimously
The coaches Installed their new
president. Matty Bell. during the
final session in the afternoon. He
called a special meeting of the
board Of trustees and picked New
York for next years convention.
Dick Harlow OF Harvard moved up
10 first vice president, and VIII
succeed Bell next WInfer Ray
Morrison advanced 10 second vice
president and the third spot went
10 Tad Wieman. TWO members
were added 10 the board Of
trustees Tex Oliver Of Oregon and
Herb kopf of Manhattan
Most Of the conference an
nounced that players Joining the
armed forces would ENJOY the same
they had when they
left.
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Greetings
MO Players Get Them From
Old Buddy in Raj

NJ ch iEan- Ontario Hockey
League plays. old and new. have
received holiday greetings from
England with assurance that ais
well over there
They come from Earl Eeileher.
who PLAYED WITH the Dearborn
Flyers In 1882 and later with
IioI7baugh who now is in the
RAE.
Best wishes 10 YOU and all
the MO players" kcfoh~
writes I'm q letter 20 his old
hoe k.e y manager Art NicDer
mott now pilot Of Tho Palisclesn
team
Have made ~ trips over the
channel" Tho lforme hockey
player add, and ais well over
here
keIlcber 2 eIadgate of tbe Gnl-l
or,ltv Of Michigan. formerly lived
m Dearborn.
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sun BOWL

Ell PASO. Tex, Jan. INS).--
Refusing 10 give anything 10 the
more publicized bowl games. Off
cials of FL PasoS Sun Bowl classic
contended that todays game be-
tween Texas Tech and the Uni
versity Of Tulsa might be the best
OF the afternoon.
Several angles" have height.
ened interest in the Sun Bowl
game this year. First of all. the
Red Raiders. hosts" by virtue of
their membership in the Border
Conference, and the Golden Hurri-
cane from the nations oil capital
proved 10 be two of the nations
outstanding small college teams
during the regular season.
TulSo was a slight favorite in
the betting because of the Hurri-
canes great three-deep power and
also because Border Conference
teams have lost the last six bowl
games. But the odds were narrow
with every indication that thew
would be almost even by kickoff
time.
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Same
Doctor Says Joe Louis
Never Changes

NEW YORK, Jan. | GNS)- Or.
William a. Walker, New York
Boxing Commission physician who
has examined heavyweight cham
pion Joe Louis before all his inn
portant fights for the last seven
years. said today he found loss
physical change in LOUIS over tho
years than In any other man he
ever examined
"Tve examined countless thou
sands 81 fighters in my day"
said Doctor Walker. but l
never saw any one who could 60
along from year To wear with
physical change ~ Louis does
Today he appears Just the same
phy sically a. he did 8 years ago.
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Woody Rich Sold
To indianapolis

BOSTON. Jan | GNS) Woody
Rich. riCht.handcd pitcher acquired
by the Boston Rcd Son IN 1883,
has been sold outright 10 Indian
apolIS Of the American ASSOcla-
ton League, il was announced
today
Rich made his Jump into major
league ball from Little Rock OF
The Southern Association In 1883
he won his first four games as a
major. then suffered from 2 sore
arm and hasn't been in good form
since.
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Though he speaks and un-
derstands little English, Christie
foridis is studying and someday
hopes TO be a full-fledged Amer
can. He has already applied for
his first papers. The Greek
scrapper, in his short stay in the
United States, already has won
and lost the y. b. As lighi
heavyweight title. He lost it &.
Gus Lesnevich.
III properly handled, An
ton would still be the chan
piOn," declared Eddie Meac
the Athens boys new mar
acer. "lIe was tossed IL
against Bettina when not in
shane because somebody was
and wanted some quick
ucar."
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ORCHID BOWL

MEXICO CITY, Jan. ms
Louisiana University today was a
strong favorite TO win the Orchid
Bowl game today against the Uni
VerSlty Of Mexico. A crowd of
$1,000 is expected. The two teams
have met seven times since 1929.
and the Americans have won all
contests.
The spectators will include
President Avlla Camacho former
president Emilio Portes Gil and
many government officials and
diplomats.
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Night Hockey Loop
Opens Tomorrow

The Detroit Night Hockey
League viii open it> 1912 schedule
IN Mack Park tomorrow night
with a twin-bill program between
four of the 10 Class AA teams
featuring inaugural play
Opening schedule pairs JAW
Go Isl Hudson and ForeStrrS
IN the opener AZ 80 p W. while
STANDARD Auto and PanthcrS meet
Al 9 D m. Other teams entered IN
the loop include Crusaders In
dams Dearborn Falcons Lawrence
and Cardinals. The tenth member
viii be named this week.
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1OO-Lap Midget Auto
Race January 10

II will be a Happy New Year
for midget auto racing fans II the
resolution of Promoter Clyde
Bower are carried through Boyer
announced today his first 1912 pro-
am would be a l00-lap cham
.'onship event. II will he held on
the indoor State Fair Coliseum
track. Saturday night. January 10
VWifh Pacific Coast tracks closed
down because of the alert there,
Boyer said he expects most of the
western drivers would move cast
ward for competition.
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Six-kan Rassle

4 siN-man rbattle royal will
feature The first 1912 wrestling
program in aIrVicW Gardens
Tuesday night January IS Promo
Tor Jack GlrouN announced today
Principals and rules of the affair
will be announced later. GroN
AAid.
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HUMBLE FELLOW

Not so with the stocky little
Dulchman from Illinois.
who am I To pay tribute Ia
80 great man aS loSts I'm
just humble fellow and that
job belongs To one worthy. But,
hoy oh boy, how | can cut him
up"
From there Zup went on 10 re-
late a half a dozen stories about
himself, YoSt and the late knute
RoCknc.
For a half hour Iuppke kept the
crowd roaring with tales of ms
career as coach and president
of tho coaches association How
hc took the office away from YoSt
II was great fun and the two old
friends had quiet a time during
the afternoon.
A fne character analysis Of
Zuppk6 was gwen hy Harold
Pogh 2 former Ali.Amcrican
under Zup.
"Luppke was q modest fellow.
hut he knew he was good enough
that no didn't have 90 PLAY poll
tics 10 hold his job. When the
team was good he gave credit to
the h0Ns. when the team was
had he realized " was poor ma
(C6ntinued on Page ia
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White SoX Down
To ; 0utfieIders

Manager Jimmy Dykes m uSt
make some more deals, The White
SoV now have only three out
folders in ailoag, W rig hit and
Moses.
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L><nHS
} by koNIaedo'.eQ
SPORTS EDITOR
Chrisiforidis Greek Boxer Who Fights Here
Tomorrow. Has Known Horrors Of War

Anton Christofordis the light heavyweight from Athens,
who has been in this country comparatively short time
of those Europeans plagued by First back in 1923 his
father by Turks Now
by ers hodes the whereabouts of Antons brother and
the only immediate survivors Of the Chrsofod family beside
fighter unknown
II have not heard from them in ~ months" Chsoforids
said through interpreter Maurice Arnoult his
Arnoult, himself is from gay Paris the sorry
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His Honor, the Mayor

Dr Charles Erdman iniercol-
lcgiate high and low hurdles cham
plon for the Tigers IN 1919 now
Is mayor OF Princeton. y. J.
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Bob IitISimmOns h 2 ! d
hree titles but not all at the

fighter and Is still great little fellow and don't want to see
him get hurt"
Incdcny Christoforidis makes his home IN Cleveland
Meade once resident Of Cleveland New York from
where he came the Fels Kitchen boys starting
"a soda seller AZ Jim Buckeys old Srarkey A. C. IN New York
~ ad has been in the hstic game for 81 years.
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Held Three European Fistic Titles

Before coming United States couple Of years ago
Chrstoordis fights George Brunette the Fair Grounds
Coliseum here night held three European titles lie
player in Athens lie has had
scraps this side Of the Atlantic and was victor IN all except
the with Lesncyich.
expect crack at Iesne,ich and III have an
other CHAMPION confident Mead outstanding vet
Gran no who vear noted Joe Lyme hto bantam
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series Of football stories. Mr.
Illinois, as he was known in the
good days, refused to consider this
his valedlctOry.
II hope 10 keep connections
with football when the season
rolls around" he said bat he re-
vealed he had no definite plans.
The meeting was TO pay tribute
10 two men who have meant 50
much 10 college football and the
world OF sport IN general All were
liberal IN their praise YoSt gave
4 glowing account OF Zuppke' S
In their laNorIte fold
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SCALPERs CHANGE TUNE

Oregon States team is in per
feet shape Moving over from
nearby Chapel Hill y G.. to The
Duke Stadium for It's final work
out had a fine effect on the spirit
OF the Beavers. who only now
seem able 10 believe that they are
really going 10 play in the Rose
Bowl game
The villages ScalperS veritable
tyrOS compared 10 their blood
thirsty New York counterpartS
began moaning tonight when the
bottom suddenly dropped out OF
their business Rose Bowl tickets
which were being hawkcd for two
and three times their face value
OF ST 20 suddenly dropped back 10
81 40 today.
There IS every indication how.
ever. that all ~ 900 tS-wIll be
occupied tomorrow for this durable
football CLASSIC, twenty eighth OF
the series
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ROSE BOWL

Principals Oregon StaleNs. Duke
Place Durham, y c
Time - p. m. f.. :. T.
Betting Duke. 3 10 l.
Probable attendance 5000.
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They were a little homesic'S
Christmas Day" Jim said. but
they're all over that now
PLAY WITH BRACE

The Rams, an offensive team
for the first time since Crowley
took over the Fordham team eight
years ago. were pronounced IN
perfect shape with the exception
Of end Jim Lansing. But Lansing.
hailed as one Of the finest wing
men in Fordham history will be
equipped with special brace 10
support and protect an injured
shoulder and probably will start.
At Gulfport, Miss, where Mis-
Souri'S Tigers are encamped Coach
Don Faurot announced that his
game-breaker. halfback Bob Steu-
Der who has been suffering from
"a cold so severe he was put 10
bed last Monday, is ready for ac-
ton.
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uI6 UIC.~

Totals 20 % TOTALS IS SD 81
Free throws missed Marquette Chan
der Bril- Skat McCarthN Michigan
rarfrUU DOVE NacC0unaChie
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ORANGE BOWL

Principals GeorEia Us. Texas
Christian
Place Miami Fla
Time p m, T. : =
Betting Georgia 5lg 10 g. 10 D.
Probable attendance 10000
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I'VE expect another crack at Lesne,ich and III h

weight championship and more
recently managed Henry Arm
strong 20 three titles. Ham
merin Henry held the three
titles al the same time. an ac-
comphshment never achieved
bv any other mittster, Mead
Will impress you.
Bob FitZSimmOns h Q d
three titles hut not all at the
same time, Mead pointed out.
Mead is dead set against
Armstrong; contemplated ring
comeback.
II got fine contact for
him for business spot In
Cleveland and | think he'll
take it," Mead reported. II
hope he does. He was a great
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Sugar Bowl Game
Rated a TOssup
Fordham-Missouri
Battle 10 Attract
Crowd Of $1,000

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. I. CINSl.
They cancelled the Mrdi Gras
on account Of the war, but New
Orleans made UP for II last night
as ticket holders 10 todayS Sugar
Bowl football game between Mis-
souri, and FOrdham celebrated
their good fortune and incident
ally New Years Eve.
Supporters Of either team will
ing 10 back their ardor or iudg-
ment financially found five could
get them five. and that was the
way the lobby quarterbacks fig
urcd H.. too
There was some talk that the
Rams were overturned twice
daily practice sessions has been
the program since the Maroons
arrived al their Bay ST. Louis,
Miss. camp but Coach Jimmy
Crowley spiked that rumor to-
night
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Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Rangers HfuDsfEr
TONIGuI-S CAMS
DETROIT 90 Ch.ealr
Toronto a. New Y-rr.
Brooklyn a. Boston
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BEAVERS OPTIMISTIC

"We're going TO win this
game" the ordinarily pesslmls,ic
Stiner told reporters after the
workout. "Ny boys are az
worked up for this as they were
for any game on the coast this
season.
They've been underdOgs all
season. and know how 10 stand
up under pressure. They're sore
as hollis over all this talk Of
Duke winning a. IL pleases.
They're out To win this one. be
lieye me. And I think they'll do
II because we've got a first-class,
all-around team"
WadeS consolation. he said. va
that the team is physically AZ
Only Moffat Storer. halfback u
aiAng SteFer was tapped up IKE
an apprentice mummy today dur
ing the workout, but may see Z
little service tomorrow.