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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Win From Three Of Best

Berman has coached this victories North
western Minnesota and Michigan successive weeks He's kept
this bunch of football despite the sacrifice
they make of their precious away
naval grind.
have something when il trails 140 and is
held without first down for 25 minutes playing time
then to such a margin.
Especially when you consider all the breaks penalties
went against the sailors
Michigan other team going to bump into better
backs team this than Fisher Swshe Evsshevsk
and Benson. Nal Kuner certainly lived up ALL America
advance notices a pass-catching end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
'Misinterpreted,'
SdYRoxborough

John w Roxborough. CONAN
ager OF heavyweight champion Joe
Louis. said today he was "satis.
fed that LOFTS remarks annoane,
ing his retirement from the rims
were "misinterpreted"
Joe and I talked u over only
n week ago." Roxborough said.
land at that time we agreed
that Joe would retire when the
war II Over--if he found then
that he was too old TO carry on.
And think that's what Joe
meant by his remarks Sunday.
III the war II ended In six
months or year. he wouldn't
be too old. SO, you can rest as
sured that Joe won't officially
retire until the war IL over at
least"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
It's a Break
For Uncle Mike
He Can Plan
Bouts TO Find
Louis Successor
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Oct. u CUP). -
IIf Sgt. Joe Louis actually has
retired from the ring, as he indi-
Gated today at Omaha. his abdica-
ton of the heavyweight throne
will bring no tears to Promoter
Mike Jacobs calculating eyes.
It's great break for Uncle
Mike. 1t couldn't have been better,
in fact. even if the squire OF rum
son had a finger in the retirement
which, of course. he hadn't.
Jolting Joe's abdication will en-
able Jacobs TO:
I-Stage ap elimination tour
nament TO determine a title sue
cessOr.
continue promoting heavy
weight championship battles.
3-keep control Of big = time
boxing.
Since the days OF Tex RickardY
il has been demonstrated that the
who controls the heavy
weight champion is in position 10
ride herd on most prom n e n I
leather-tossers in other divisions.
Since Eotfis joined the army,
Jacobs lost control OF the cham
pion. Uncle Sam has control.
With both Louis and Cpl. Billy
Conn unable 10 fight-at least for
needs new heavy
weight king TO liven his boxing
The big money is in
the heavies. Moreover. activity
among the heavies stimulates in
terest in bouts in other divisions.
The retirement of Louis will
put Jacobs in position TO get a
new heavyweight champion. We
predict that as soon as Bomber
Joe's retirement becomes off
cial." Jacobs will begin negotia-
tons for an elimination tourney
TO determine Louis successor.
This tourney doubtless will get
under way with the lie Sapold-
Tami Mauriello tilt already slated
for Madison Square Garden. Oc-
tober 30. The tourney probably
will feature Lou Nova. Bob Pastor
and Buddy Baer. 1t might even
bring out OF retirement Make
Baer. giant Abe Simon. and fat
Tony Galento.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
M Is Superb in Defeat
In defeat, Michigan was superb.

In defeat, Michigan superb
Few teams Ann Arbor have looked better the
Michigan that scored twice the Cadets first and
second quarter. Their backs amazing The Wolverine
line was great Elmer Mada and Phil Sharpe the ends
outstanding.
But the flow of Iowas Seahawks turned loose
too much They handed Michigan physical beating that
fair-but brutal.
That's why Maize and Blue supporters today have right
to wonder how fast team back from lambasing
such AS the gallant Wolverines took Saturday.
Minnesota couldn't back the following Saturday.
Can Michigan?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Seehawks No Pampered Outfit

You should be acquainted with these facts too The Sea-
hawks pampered outfit They do their routine navy
chores at the prefght training school the all the
others The only difference is that these football simply
work extra hours in order to play the game. =
The Hawks rode all night in day coaches TO reach Ann
Abor shortly before 10 the day of the game No luxury
travelling for them. They their way back their duties
shortly after the game
1t will be the weekend when they Notr
Dame And the other weekend until their schedule
is finished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Surprise Of Surprises: Him Victory OUer GOplteTs

overran Southern California,
28-l2. Both of these decisive VIC
tories would seem TO indicate
that the Midwest can hold its
own in any football company.
Ohio State Is evidently or the
march this year and IL looks at
this writing that the Ohio State
Illinois game on November IA,
may really settle something.
But don't count Michigan out.
as l think they ran into their
highest hurdle Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Pastor S Pilot
Claims Title
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

v"
NEW YORK. Oct. u QNS).-
Jimmy Johnston, manager of Bot
Pastor of New York. announced
today that he is claiming the
heavyweight championship for hi,
fighter. now that Joe Louis ha!
retired, and will defend it againSt
all corners.
81 will admit that Louis beat
Pastor twice." said Johnston.
but he Is through and there
isn't another fighter who can
beat Pastor. To prove this my
fighter will meet any challen-
ger In the world and would
like Billy Conn first TO prove
that Conn had no right to fight
Louis for the title"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

was conceded to the West Coast
few years ago, but the in
tersectional games Of Saturday
involving West Coast and Mid
west teams would indicate a
shift in that setup.
In the two interSectional
games between representative
rivals. Notre Dame took over
Stanford, 30, by way of some
more of Bertillfs accurate for
ward passing. and Ohio State,
by passing and power combined,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Hurons Will Stage
Michigan AAU Run

-YPSILANTI, Oct 12.=Michigar
Normal will stage the Michigan
AAU cross-country championships
November IA. DR.. Lloyd w. Olds
Huron coach. announces. The
Huron schedule includes dual
meets with Bowling Green and
Central Michigan. and participa-
ton in the National Collegiate
and National Junior A. A. l..
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

going down. the perfect record
teams in this section are very
scarce. This is the fastest whit
Ting down process that has &C.
Cured in years. With the season
a couple of weeks old, among
the teams that have played sew
eral games. only Ohio State and
Illinois are left with perfect
records. Wisconsin is close by.
but a tie with Notre Dame tar
niShes the Badgers record.
The balance Of football power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

Michigan went down to the
Iowa Seahawks. 26-14. Michi-
gan, when fresh and full of
bounce, seemed to be altogether
too much for the Bierman outfit.
For the IL minutes ii appeared
that Michigan was going TO
snap the Bierman ink definitely.
In that space of time the Sea-
hawks were not even in the ball
game. Then came EvashevSki
and few Fisher passes and. in
the remaining four minutes OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Prep Ranks Stirred
General Disaporoval Voiced Over Fan on Sports
at End of Current Football Season
BY DOC GREENE

being rejected by the draft
boardG. They're rejected not be-
cause of weak muscles but or
ganic defects, I'D sitting up
exercises won't cure heart muir
muir. 1t never did. Look at
Harold NewhOuser. He takes ex-
ercise and he's At"
Officials at Highland Park, Ham
tramck and u. of D. high schools
denied rumors that they woulC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

the half. Iowa took over and
closed the gap 10 l4-l3, by maxi
ing two touchdowns in short
order.
The second half was all Iowa
Seahawks in a complete re-
yersal OF form. Iowa power, the
warm day and the scarcity OF
Michigan's requirements. made it
a Bierman day. This makes
Bierman's continuous string of
victories q.
With Michigan and Minnesota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Don Crist Pitches
!nkster 10 Title

Don Crist pitched the Inkster
nine TO a suburban championship
yesterday over Dearborn. 81.
CriSt allowed no hits until the sew
enth inning. The Dearborn tally
came in the ninth on a drive from
the bat of Dick Newhouser,
brother of Harold, Tiger hurler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Packers Spell
Over Lions Holds

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1.-THE
Detroit Lions had their fleeing
moment OF glory yesterday when
they took a temporary 7-3 head
over the Green Bay Packers. but
then the Packers aerial game took
charge as the Bays passed their
way TO a 1877 triumph before a
crowd OF 1880. 1t was the Lions
fourth straight defeat.
Playing their first game under
the new coaching regime. the
Lions displayed by far their best
attack of the year. but intercept
tons several times stopped their
marches deep in Green Bay ter
ritory.
Fritsch'S 26-yard p a m n {
opened the scoring for the Packers.
but the Lions got this back in a
hurry, a Stringfellow to Banjavic
lateral netting AZ yards and bring
ing the ball 10 the 9-yard line.
From there Hackney tore over left
tackle for the score and Lilo added
the extra point by placement.
Green Bay came back in hurry
and three touchdown passes al
most turned the game into a rout.
The first was 6-yard effort from
Cece Isbell TO Andy Uram in the
flat. The next was a 47-yard Isbell
to Hutson point maker, and the
next was a 69-yard effort by the
same pair. Don also added each
extra point.
A poor punt and a combination
running-passing game brought the
next Bay score in the third
period. Chuck Sample taking three
plunges from the 7-yard line to
mark up the points. Dick Weisger-
Der place-kicked the extra point.
A 22-yard pass. Tony Canadeo
to Keith Ranspot, added another
Packer score with about five min
utes to go and Lou Brock added
the extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
THEY DENY RUMoRs
Emmett Mccoy RiUer Catb0at Champ

EMMETT MCCOY, veteran Detroit Yacht Club skipper
today held the Detroit River Yachting Association follow
ing series OF three the weekend. Mccoy
with points beat out Louis Layton, Edison champion
who had and Larry Pace of the Detroit Boat Club
with 5. Mccoy had first and second Saturday and
second Sunday to win the title. All three
sailed In moderate breezes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Pair of Titan Aerials
Conquer Soldier Rivals
Safety Adds
to Their Margin
Over Fort Knox
By HAROLD KAHL

Football players usually are
given rest the day following q
game, but for University of De-
troit the order of the day is prac-
tice and more of it after their 1910
victory over rugged Fort Knox
eleven before 1881 spectators at
the stadium here yesterday.
Coach Gus Dorais was none too
pleased with the Titans' showing,
which sparkled at times but was
ragged for the most part. He
knows they will have to show more
stuff if they hope to defeat Man.
haitian at the Polo Grounds in
New York next Sunday and
Georgetown the following Satur-
tday night here.
In due justice TO the Titans.
however, il must be stated Fort
Knox yesterday was an entirely
different club from the one Ohio
State ran all over the lot, $50,
and that was beaten by Xavier,
1922.
BACH GETTING RESULTS
Until a week ago Coach Joe
Bach, a tackle who was one of the
Seven Mules" on famous Notre
Dame team, never looked at the
-tsame squad of players two days IN
a row. Now that he Is no longer
hampered by transfers. Bach II
beginning to get results.
All the scoring was confined to
the second and third periods. In
the second. Elmer "Tippy" NADIA
Irik, u. of DIS passing star. took
personal charge with a 14-yard
toss to Charley Ruth. an end, and
another to Co-Capt. Dorf Hughes.
quarterback, that was good for So
yards. John Hart place-kicked
; both extra points. John Ivory,
right guard. blocked a punt for q
safety in the third.
Fort, Knox presented two fine
backs In John Moody, 218-pound
Negro fullback from Morris
Brown. and Ed Pearce, halfback
from Michigan State. They also
! had two corking good ends in
Dwight Reed, former Minnesota
; Negro star. and Jack Stanton.
MOODY GIVEN OVATION
!, These four soldiers were con.
, slant menace to the Titans. Moody
, lowered above the rest for he was
largely responsible for Fort Knox
, being within scoring distsnce no
! less than seven times. When he
, was removed late in the fourth
) quarter he was given big
} ovation.
Moody gave Fort Knox its first
, chance in the opening quarter
|, when ne intercepted pass Henry
1 Piper intended for Frank Kolo-
jeski on Detroit's Al and ran to
the 81. In four plays Fort Knox
; was on the IL. only to lose the ball
5 when Ray Rupelli fumbled on being
tackled after taking a pass from
' Fred Marsili. Cliff Gieske recov-
cred for Detroit on the IA.
Tom Frielink and Tom Senffner
Y combined to set up the Titans'
first touchdown late in the first
: period. the former breakin &
: through to block Moody's punt and
the latter recovering on Knox AZ.
After Senffner ripped of tackle ia
: the SO. Dorais replaced his second
team with his first.
Madarik failed to connect with
|. Ia long pass to WILDER Hintz and
Jack Pearl smashed center to the
}. % as the quarter closed In three
line plays the Titans were on the
s II, only to be set back to the IA.
: Then Madarik shot running pass
that Ruth leaped high into the
4 Continued on Page 14)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Wolverines Gave Their All

Wolverine coaches, feel too badly
about Mchgan defeat The youngsters really all they
mad The odds far far too great
But what does Mchigan's coaching staff and all
nocuaed with the winning Michigan fever the three
games Observation-Disclosures, Minnesota and Illinois.
For power depth of material and Individual brlance all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

down line Col Bernie Berman has football that
goes down Of the best assembled
Perhaps there been somewhere better organized
There chance have exceed the razze
dazzle and hppedpper But for good odfashened football
hard running good blocking vicious ackng and fine passing
we'll the Seahawks will do until something better along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
SAYS 1T STINKS'

A further survey Of those di
rectly connected with high schoo
athletics indicated general disap
prevail of the plan but all person!
refused TO be quoted directly. One
even went so far as to say, un
officially:
cit stinks. Blanchard and
Mead always have wanted to get
rid of the headaches involved
with athletics. Now they're do
Ing IL and acting patriotic as the
devil about it,"
Another veteran of the prep ath
letic scene said:
81 remember when they started
accomplishing the competition
angle In girls sports. They said
IL gave those who didn't play an
inferiority complex. I never no
ticed any signs Of neuroses i'm a
10000 crowd at Briggs Stadium.
THEY DENY RUMoRS
"They quoted John Dewey at
me by the ream. Competition
was to be overlooked to cult
vate friendliness. It was all very
idyllic and touching. Now we're
at war and they're turning the
story around. Incidentally, on
that business about youngsters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

~ United Press
University OF Detroit 10. Fort Knox 0.
Scranton 90 81. ,Bonaventure o.
Creighton "a. Fort Riley T.
ST. Ambrose rs. st. Norbert 0.
St Mary 40, Nevada 8.
Loyols. Los Angeles 7. san francisco =
Tulss IS, Randolph Field Cadets o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Pro Grid Standings

Sundays results--Bears IL, Cardinals "a (:
Green Bay IS. DETROIT 7: New York 35
Philadelphia IL: Washington %, Cleveland
Il: Pittsburgh Z, Brooklyn o.
Next Sundays games-New York at Chi
cago Bears, Chicago Cardinals at Detroit.
Cleveland at Green Bay, Washington at
Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Fighfin est Champ

NEW YORK Oct II (UP)-Sg Joe Louis. world
heavyweight championship from Jimmy Braddok eighound
Knockout Chicago % 1884, established
weight defense record by ng his successfully n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
How Midwest Teams Stand
GAMES THIS WEEK

Illinois a. Iowa. Northwestern al Mich
igani Purdue AZ Onto State; MinnesOts at
Nebraska; lows Cadets A. Notre Dame
Indiana At Pittsburgh; Wisconsin vs.. Great
Lakes A Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
By CHARLES E. (GUs) DORAIs,

By CHARLES Il. (GUS) DORAIs
CAthletIe director and brad football coach
At University of Detroit
Another weekend and more
upsets. The biggest surprise was
furnished by the rejuvenated
Illini under their new coach. Ray
Eliot. who took the measure OF
the Minnesota Gophers, 20-13.
The last college game the Goph-
ers lost was that dropped TO
Iowa three years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

Continued on Page 14)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-27
Assembly Program at
Woodruff eliminates
Visit to Fire Station
Central Press Phonephoto

eliminating a visit to the city
fire department and a number OF
class room studies on f1remen,
Woodruff second grade pupils pre-
scented an assembly to other grade
children Thursday afternoon.
Two songs opened the program.
They were The Flag" and The
Fireman. During the singing OF
the first song Elaine Freeman held
a flag and was thanked on each side
by buglers, Joan Simon and Shir-
ley Ladd. Early elementary chorus
stood IN front OF the tableau.
The second song was sung while
Jack Phillips posed beside a large
fire truck toy. The second grade
orchestra in uniform stood at the
rear of the stage and played dur
ing this number. Composing the
chorus are director. Thomas De-
nike. sounding board, John Nc
Comb: triangles, Carol Tully, Mar
vim Dobbins. Doris Jean Cox. Joan
Simon. bells. Earl Cline. Gerald
Kreager Evelyn Miller. Gerald
Butler, Ray Horn; sand blocks,
Richard Ramsey, Raymond Flem-
ing. Kathleen Seleska Gerald
Thompson; cymbals, Ralph Rankin,
and James Shamrock.
Junior Smith was chairman OF
the program and introduced Paul
Newhouse who read a story of the
class trip to the fire department.
During the reading Joseph Hardin
showed pictures drawn by class
members which illustrated the trip.
Two Brownie Scouts. Carol Tully
and Dorothy Myers. lead the flag
salute Woodruff School orches-
ira trumpeters performed during
the closing song. Star Spangled
Banner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-27
Methodists Complete Plans
For Sending Gifts to Boys

At the regular meeting OF the
Board OF the Woman's Society Of
Christian Service in the Methodist.
Church parlors Thursday afternoon.
plans were completed for sending
gifts TO boys in camp al Easter.
Mrs. ]. Z. Houck. president pre-
sided at the business meeting and
routine reports were read 1t was
decided TO send each boy IN camp
a box OF cookies, candy bars and
peanuts, a copy OF he Upper
Room" and an Easter Card at
Eastertime Everyone was urged
10 give names OF boys going into
the service since Jan. | 10 Mrs.
Norris Wlltse, in order that her
list may be complete aud that no
boy be forgotten.
Mrs. Ivan Rau. in her report.
gave the ten points and aims Of
efficiency OF the w. s. c. s. for
1912. Mrs. Lloyd Barnes asked
each circle leader TO bring a list
OF circle pro. ects or ANYTHING out
standing which they may have &C.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-27
Birthday Anniversaries
OF Famous People Basis
For Program in School

Eight students in Central sixth
grade presented a short program
on birthdays OF famous people TO
other grades over the public ad-
dress system at $3.50 a. m. today.
Robert Southgate acted as "Old
Man February" and called on fam
Gus people whose birthday ami
versaries are in this month Each
gave a brief explanation OF the i'm
portant events In the life OF the
character he portrayed
Represented were George Wash
lngton. Reuben Nolf; Don McCul-
loch. William Harrison; Sarah Lin
coin talking for Abraham Lincoln
who was too shy" TO come, Dolores
Steindurf; Silas Mccormick. John
Lathers; Thomas Edison. Robert
Clouse; and mother OF the Boy
Scouts, Vashti Johnston. Harriet
Gilmore was manager.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-27

complished this year 10 the next
board meeting.
It was reported that Mrs. Rich
ard Weir had received replies to
her letters and petitions 10 senator's
regarding legislation TO prohibit
vice and liquor in and near camps.
Senators promised TO do everything
within their power to have such
legislation passed.
On Sunday. Mar. !. Circle No. Q
will attend the morning service in
a body.
The regular W. 5. C. S. meeting
Mar. ) will be in the church parlors
and at that time Mrs. Harlow Laing
will review the Study Book Chr!
tian Roots OF Democracy in Ameri.
ca. Mrs. P. E. Skinner will have
the devotions, and circle No. . will
be hostesses. There will be a bake
sale by Circle No. following the
meeting. Anyone wishing 10 come
and bring small children will be
welcome and there Will be a compe-
tent person in charge OF the chill.
dren.
II was announced that Sunday
evening Mar. !. the dramatics class
Of the University OF Life will pre-
sent a play at 80 in St. Luke's
Church.
April 2, there will be an Easter
Breakfast from TO II o'clock in
the church dining room. Mrs.
Ruth Steineger, district president
OF the W. S. c. s.. will be the
speaker. Reservations are to be in
by the noon oil Mar. 81. Circle No.
IL will have a candy sale following
the breakfast.
At the May 18th meeting OF the
W. S. c. s., Miss Sylvia Aldgich,
a missionary, will speak and Mrs.
W. E. Dixon will have the devo.
tions.
On May s there will be a Mother
and Daughter banquet.
Mrs. Houck closed the meeting
with a prayer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-27
Rainbow For Girls
Initiate Members

Several visit rs from T-ledo and
past grand officers from the local
Order OF Rainbow for Girls attend
ed the Rainbow initiation meeting
in tn Masonic Temple lodge room,
Thursday evening. Visitors taken
10 the East after being introduce
were Miss Virginia Epson grand
musician. and Miss Maxine Wilbur,
5 y chaplain. from here a ID Miss
Marlene Reed. grand representative
70 the state OF Michigan from the
state O. Ohio; Miss TEsys Dow,
W advisor; Mrs. Leora Houser,
mother advisor: Mrs. Sam Wyland,
past mother advisor. Miss Shirley
Jones. associate worthy advisor, all
CT Truine Assembly, Toledo. and
sr:s Catherine Cakes, junior past
worthy advisor OF the local assem-
bl-
ndidates initiated were Misses
Mary Lee Tucker, Elizabeth Fast,
Betty Lou Clark. Anna May Losee.
and Jean Clark.
Mrs. Edwin Staeb past mother
ADVISOR, presided in the absence OF
Mrs. Hubert Holloway. mother ad-
visor. Announcements made by Miss
Shirley Briggs, worthy advisor,
were Grand Chapter meeting in De
troit. Apr. Is, II. IS and 10, and
an officers practice meeting Mar.
II at 6:45 at the temple. An invita-
ton was received from Chelsea
Chapter Order OF Eastern Star TO
visit there and exempl!fy the de-
grees, Mar %.