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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-24
Dells Are Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. George Dell were
hosts for dinner and an evening of
cards in their home west Of Cool
idge on Saturday evening. Earl
Smith won high sco~e in bridge.
Guests We're Mr.. and Mrs A. w.
Spangehl. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-24

o Sergeant Glenn Barnes and
Sergeant Leonard Baer, both o.
Williams Field. were weekend
guests at the home OF Irs Naom
Hin The sergeants are old friends
OF Mrs. HilTs son John Albert
Nicholson. who has been in Cool
idge several weeks on leave. He
left Thursday for Los Angeles to
report for duty.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-24
Local Happenings

. Mrs. Asa Gardner left SUNDAY
for Sioux city. Iowa, To be with
her mother Mrs. William laeo vho
is very i'll. Mrs Gardner plans to
be there a month
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-24

o Mrs. Kari Payne and son Keith
of California are expected Sunday
for a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Ray Lindemann. The Paynes are
former Coolidge residents.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-24

@ Mr. and Mrs. p W. Hamilton
of Blythe. California. Miss Evelyn
Hamilton Of Los Angeles and Miss
Shirley Blythe Of Oklahoma City.
We're in Coolidge visiting friends
and transacting business on Mon
day. The two girls are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton at Blythe. The
Hamiltons are former Coolidge resi-
dents and have many friends here.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Moody and
children Betty Ruth and Brant re-
turned from Stafford Monday, where
Mrs Moody and the children have
been visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs ". r. Foote for the past
month. Mr. Moody drove up Sun
day TO get his family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
FRANKENMUTH ON TOP

Bowlers may he down but are
never discouraged. AT least the
line applies today 10 West Chicago
Frankenmuths of the western divi-
sion, Travelling ague. They
counted 1852 TO take four points
from Strathmoor Bowling School
and get out OF last place.
Gordon Tanners 653 led the in
dividualS as the 1852 led the divi-
sion. Ted Gevernink. a Vernon
LivernoiS sub had 648 and Fred
Snyder of Military Inn ga.
Other scorers were Carl Polens.
Koppitz. $40: Lorne Trickett, Coca
Cola, 635: Herb Klein, BEDFORD,
631. Norman Reeck had a 257.
good for high single game but did
not make 600.
In the central group Ed Novak
Of the Bulldogs had est. Orient
Recreation led the league on 1872
of which Bob Schon had 649.
Cy Cynowa of Michigan Carriage
left the five pin on the eleventh
was left with a 275 in els.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

through the line for the second
tally. eliminating a 75-yard Lour-
des march.
Dick Tuschak maintained the
two-year spotless record of st.
Catherine by running 80 yards
through the entire Ladislaus team
for the only score of the game,
In other first division games,
Redeemer defeated st. Cecilia,
1877, Jack Wood scoring two of
the victors' touchdowns- and. pass
ing to Buck Waldecker for the
third. Bill O'Brien scored for
Cecilia's.
St. Mary of BEDFORD scored two
touchdowns against st. Gregory
to finish on the long end of a
1870 score. The Bob Miller to Pat
Bonner pass combination ac-
counted for both touchdowns.
st. Anthony and st. Benedict
played to a TT tie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

guard for a marker. Dams place
kicked the extra point.
Marquette was repulsed on De-
troit's 33 when events led TO the
next score. StrZykalski punted
over the goal line. After two line
plays and a pass failed, Hart. who
got off some exceptional punts for
his first time in a game, dropped
back to kick.
HE KICKS THE AIR
When Tom Frielink passed the
ball from center. Hart caught IL
all right. but he made the mistake
of looking up at a Marquette
tackler pouring in instead of keep
ing his eyes on the ball. He kicked
the air. Just like a golfer missing
a tee shot.
Hart recovered the ball on De-
troits -. but IL was fourth down.
Eigner ripped off 3. then 4 yards
at the tackles and Strzykalski was
tossed on the z as the quarter
ended. To start the fourth, Dams
got his field goal from the Is.
Later Marquette was stopped on
Detroit's II and Dams tried place
kicks for field goals from the Is
and 80. but the soggy ball wouldn't
lift. And all the while during the
second half the farthest the Titans
could advance was their own 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

Alsab in the $4,000 Westchester
Handicap. He gave 10 pounds to
the 4-year-old winner of the
race, Riverland. and Is to lola
Rose, one-time conqueror of
Whirlaway under somewhat SIM
liar circumstances.
But Moody Jolley, trainer OF
Riverland, has done a noble job
on that steed. Riverland was
next to worthless as 3-year-old,
but he had won eight straight
until Whirly beat him a week
ago. He stuck with Alsab for
six furlongs. the two of them
running seventh and eighth in
the eight-horSe field, then made
his move.
He didn't nail the flying lola
Rose until the sixteenth pole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

We coming Our desk covered with letters
oday fans wanting why Michigan and Minnesota
rant play post-season game and give the money to the
SO other agency need of funds for armed
forces.
really things steamed up around here why not
let L. of Michigan State We always throw this punch
football just keep friends in East
lansing in fighting trim.
It's good thing there from every
solves Wsconsins problem Of whether to Harder
|ioskins for the job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
SOuthpaW
Rolls 20
For Mark

Al Dykehouse Is the weeks
sensation today in the Lefthand-
ers' Bowling League. His 720
series featured at Olympic last
night, an unusual output for a
southpaw. The games were 900
255-243. Cecil Ward of Strath-
moor Bowling School had 668
from 223-232-213.
Casino set a new league mark
of 2915 with 1893 also the leagues
top single. Northwestern went
into first place by taking four
points from Palace, 2798 to 1924.
Dykehouse's series is another
league mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
AIRCRAFT TAKES SWEEPS

Joe Adams Aircrafts are cutting
up $50 today their first prize
money in the Garden Sweepstakes
that ended last night with Stand
ard leading the 10 weekend teams
on 2796.
Ellis Walker who had rolled ga
in the Metro League few hours
earlier slumped TO 464 at Garden.
That drop cost Standard first or
second.
Aircraft had 1852. Joe Paulus'
Chene-Trombly gained second and
500 on 1886 and Cyril Goodrow's
Murdocks took third and $50 on
1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Frankie SinkuUich LiUes Up His Press Clippings

gress from the Sixteenth Con-
gressional District, is reelected.
Pheiffer wants TO make IT
compulsory for young boxers to
learn a trade that will take care
of them after their fighting days
are over; wants a doctor COM
miSSioned 10 take care OF the
often neglected wounds Of sec
ond and third rate fighters;
wants TO see a three-month ban
for fighters knocked out three
times in a row; the referees
clique broken; better dressing
room conditions for fighters at
cheap clubs, and more safe
guards taken 10 prevent the
games two horrid occupational
blindness and punch
drunkenness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Lions Can Boast
OF One Record

was Elmer Hackney, who was
credited with SO yards, the bulk
of which resulted from two IA
yard sweeps. Rookie Chef Wetter-
lund, former Cardinal turned
Lion. staged quite one-man show
in the first quarter. but each time
he neared payoff one or more
big, bad Bears appeared TO smear
his efforts.
Detroit's first scoring chance in
the second quarter was stalled by
Matuza's interception of a Harry
Hopp pass on the Bear 35. The pa
rade started on the Lion 81.
On the last play of the first
half, AUgte Lilo attempted a field
goal from the Bears 81, but it was
wide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
1srvard Game TO Give
M Respite II Needs
for Notre Dame Game
GEORGIA HAS REASON TO BE PROUD

With Dame coming up week from this Saturday we
not berayng any coaching by telling that Fritz
will be than happy Harvard fair Harvard
move into the big stadium at Ann Arbor this Saturday
Michigan schedule that found Iowa Sea
hawks Northwestern Minnesota and Illinois coming on sue
weeks Harvard this to be just what the
doctor ordered.
Tom Kuzma of the 2S-14 win Illinois with
ankle renured his shoulder There other
assorted aches and pains among the Wolverines.
oncedng every Saturday upsets along the
football 'front.' figure Harvard giving Michigan
thing the rest the team needs this prediction boomeranss
let's call il quits and go back TO herdng llamas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
TITAN PASS INTERCEPTED

Unfortunately IL was George
Ghesquiere who gave Marquette
its scoring chance when he threw
a pass center Melvin Maceau in
tercepted and returned 3 yards to
Detroit's %. Strzykalski lost a
yard at left tackle and failed to
connect with a pass to Alois Vogt.
But on the next play Vogt, who
is classed as an enemy alien be-
cause his parents brought him
from Germany when he was 2
years old and he never was nat
uralized. speared a pass from
Strzykalski and skidden to the 3
before being "dunked' in the mud.
Strzykalski slipped and was
tackled on the 4. but Eigner drove
off left tackle to one foot of the
goal. Then he dived over left
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2 (INS).
What interests you?
FOOTBALL - frankie Sink
witch. the greatest college foot
ball player in the game today.
performed the miracle Of living
up to his press clippings Satur-
day. His tremendous fourth
period performance against Ala
bama, which carried Georgia ir-
resistibly from a 0-10 deficit to
a 21-10 victory will live in Dixie
football annals as long as foot
ball lasts.
Sinkwich's performance had to
be great to make itself stand
out on Saturday. It rose even
above the news OF Ohio States
defeat. Army's downfall. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

Alsab. eighth after a mile and
fifth in the stretch, closed like
streak. He burned up bushels of
the bettors' dough, but he's such
a game little guy that the mob
swallowed its disappointment
and cheered the loser-a rare
display of sentiment around a
horse park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Fleming Beats MihdIo
To Win Walking Race

\ CINCINNATI, Nov. \2.-Walter
Fleming. Boys Club. Hamtramck,
Mich, yesterday won the National
AAU 40 kilometer walking race
from New Richmond to Cincinnati.
Fleming, a former national
champion. was clicked in three
hours as minutes and As seconds.
not a record, but two minutes
better than the time for the race
held last year from Pontiac to
'Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

There hasn't been any announce
ment that he was going into the
armed service. To junk him, If
that is what Hickey has in the
back of his mind. would be
pretty bald thing TO do. Du-
rocher's feat of finishing 3-2s1-2
in his four years of leadership
is the best record a Brooklyn
manager ever had.
The loss of the National
League title this past season
cannot be traced to Durocher in
any way whatsoever. The Brooks
simply were beaten by the best
club in the game.
WEIGHT BEAT ALSAB.
RACING? The considered
opinion is that the weight beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Georoia VS.. Ga. Tech to Be Wow

No in the union today boast of its football
browess than Georgia
frankie Snwkich kept his Georgia Bulldogs undefeated
Saturday while Rambling Wrecks from Georgia Tech moved
own Duke There should be excitement in Atlanta
November 2 any Sherman through there
n his the Georgia meets Tech
What meeting that promises to be at this writing
We've found thing Plenty of Tulsa hackers live In
Detroit
Give break has been the shout for weeks just
bump into any irae Tulsa gents today we be
mong the first congratulate the team with perfect record
Tulsa only undefeated and united but UNSECURED ON
~ is par for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Briieske's Work Is Short, Sweet

Jim Brieske Jr of the finest place kicking specialists
Michigan has had in years has right to snort in disgust
bne mentions the point teams Of the Yos
had kicked IA of Is tries from placement and
ddd field goal against Great Lakes for total of IL points
His the field all has been less than five
minutes This nice work If you get and Coach Crser
doubt will be able to keep Beske from squawkng too much
hbout the long hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
FoVOR RING CHANGES

BOXING?-If Tom Dewey is
elected governor of New York
Tuesday he very likely will bring
about changes in New York's
boxing rule, and consequently
the country's. This will be es-
pecially true if Bill Pheiffer. the
old ball player who is in Con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

rise of Boston College to ma
tional championship claims, Har-
wards Frank Merriwell finish
against Princeton. the continual
ton of Yale's gallant comeback,
the further decline of the highly
touted Missouri eleven. T. c. US
departure from unbeaten ranks
and the crushing defeat Ten
nessee. the underdog. handed
L. S. ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Standard keglers
Top Metro Again

Turner's Hills. who had two al
though losing in pins. 1885 TO 2627.
The WEIGH string now reads eight
out Of the last II after losing the
first u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Pirates Win Title
st. Theresa Defeats Lourdes TO Take West Side
Grown and Gain Place in City PayoAs
BY z. C. GREENE

st. Theresa and st. Catherine
will meet next Sunday for the
championship of the Catholic
League first division.
The Pirates earned their spot in
the annual playoff by defeating
Lourdes, 1912. at the u. of d.
Stadium yesterday while ST. Cath
crime. already the east side victor,
won 60 for1mality contest from
st. Ladislaus TO maintain that I'M
defeated, and, united record.
Bill Dillon paced the Theresa
attack again, setting up the first
score with a 25-yard run. John
Cullen scored the touchdown on
an end around play from the Lour-
des ). Dillon converted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
WHAT ABOUT DUROCHER

BASEBALL Branch Hickey,
new boss of the Dodgers, says
he will not name a 1943 man.
ager for the Dodgers for 10
days or two weeks"
We thought they had man.
ager. Fellow named Durocher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
WEIGH SET BACK

Frank Teschler of Rainbow beat
put Charlie Peltier of Palmer
Park for high man, 574 to SGD.
sylvester Thiel of Chene-Trombly
pad the third par" when he shot
b01.
WEIGH, after winning seven out
bf nine, had a setback from Ray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

The top ends of the country to date appear be Dave
Schreiner Of Wisconsin and Poschner of Georgia.
Add AL Wistert the list of those hot for AlAmerca
acke BERTH julius Franks trying guard berth for size
We've got TO find to take Tuanes place our
vacky list The Greenes have been winning other
But Saturday they beat Vanderbilt to make it two in and
completely confuse their most sincere hackers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Boston COLLEGE Has Something

1t Spike Briggs Of Georgeowns most rabid supporters,
felt like baing of airpane without para
hue when he read of the 40 defeat by Boston College Say
here's football club with terrible company manners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
GALLOPS IS YARDS

Again in the first quarter, Dillon
got loose, this time on a short
reverse. and galloped 55 yards
down the sidelines to make it,
1910, at the end of the period.
In the second period, the Pirates
added to their total when Leo
Diamond intercepted a pass by
Pat Higgins of Lourdes, and raced
IS yards TO the goal line.
Lourdes scored first in the third
period and then again in the
fourth. Higgins Tipped a basket
ball pass TO Ernie Tyrna in the
end zone for the first marker and
Barney LaBoe smashed 2 yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Hold Bears TO
Lowest Score in
Losing $50

CHICAGO, Nov. Wv While
Michigan must wait until tomor-
row to vote, Detroit's victory-shy
Lions today were credited with 33
Chicago Bear ballots as the second
best team in the National Football
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
LIONS RECOVER FUMBLEs

While the Bears picked up 172
yards by rushing. the Lions
stopped them cold every time they
moved inside the Detroit 20. The
alert Lions recovered three of four
Bear fumbles to avoid further
trouble.
This was especially true In the
first quarter when Hugh Gallar-
neau fumbled as he was about to
step across the Detroit goal line
and the Lions recovered.
The Lions best ground gamer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
WALKER LEADS LEAGUE

With Don Brichta down 10 $40
Ellis Walker of Standard set the
Example with 644 TO lead his team
Ind the league. Standard had
|010-1023 in 1854 in spiking three
rom Koppitz (271D led by Jack
Gardner on $50. Bib il 10 Bon
Bob Johnston had Gil.
Rainbow, previously tied for
frst, dropped to one game back of
standard when they lost one 10
|AWatson's troublesome Palmer
rs who specialize in making IL
|ough for ambitious rivals. Rain
bow had 2668 TO 1921 in taking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

Temporarily at least the Metro
|-olitan- Classic Bowling League
held is not so closely punched as
h was three weeks ago todays
landings reveal but 10 of the II
cams remain factors following
|hst nights clashes at Cadillac
Recreation.
The matches were transferred
rom Rainbow. Apparently the
Unfit to downtown with the noise
nd the tall buildings had an
fleet on the contestants for only
hree topped 600 and team totals
|gere relatively low in consequence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

A group OF alert Lions and unfa-
vorable weather paraded against
the two-time champions at Wrig-
ley Field here yesterday before
12,205 and. after 60 minutes OF
skidding. sliding and slippery foot
ball, the score board read: Chi
cago is, Detroit 0.
1t was the smallest score any
opponent has checked the Bears
with during their 19-game WIN
ming streak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
BEARS

Touchdowns--McLean flor Clark. Clark
Point after touchdown--Artoe (placement)
Field goal-Maznicki lfor Gallarneaul
(placement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
PASS FOR 2 SCORES

Twelve OF Chicago's 16 points
were manufactured through the
air. In this department Sid Luck
man turned in a sensational per-
Torrance. He tossed 10 times and
completed z for 12S yards.
Luckman hit Harry Clark with
a toss from 26 yards out for the
Bears second and last touchdown
in the third quarter. Chicago's
first touchdown, midway in the
second period, was also the result
OF forward pass. This one from
Charlie O'Rourke. Bear rookie
from Boston College, travelled SO
yards into Ray McLean's arms.
The other four Chicago tallies
were gained through booting. Big
Lee Artoe gained one with a place
kick after the second touchdown
and Monk Maznicki added the re-
manning three with a 16-yard field
goal during the waning minutes of
the contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

Keferee-LyIe CIarno tBredley Tech).
Umpire--Ernie Wick (Mchigan). Field
Judge-Herb steger (Michigan). Head
linesmsn-Roy Knipschild CChicago)
Eigner. Point after-Dams.
Field goai-Dams
Detroit notwithstanding. Ruth. Hetu,
Harrington, Burke. Pollard, Madarik,
Senffner. Pearl, Hughes. Marquette substi-
tutions-Hi ldebrandt. Caldwell Korda,
Liss, Brandt. Curley, Enich. Pircher, Sui
Ivan, Dams, Johnston. O'Hagan, Copou-
los. Freewalt, Schuette. Rudan.
STATISTICS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Kuzma and R O in S o n
Need Rest for Injuries
After TussIe With Him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
WEIGHT BEAT ALSAB.

RACING? 49, i n e considered
opinion is that the weight beat
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Fuel Oil Rationinq
Plan for 80 States
Is Expected Today
WPB Announcement
May Exclude Large
Petroleum Sections
Earlier Story on Page B-9.

The War Production Board
late today will announce the
long-awaited fuel oil rationing
plan, and it was understood that
it will include all or part of 80
States and extend as far west as
the Rockies.
One source told The Star that
Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana
the large oil producing States,
would not be included in the
rationed area He said Illinois oil
users would be rationed, explain
ing that production in that State
was largely on paper" and had
been dropping for the past several
months.
The ban on delivery of fuel oil in
Eastern rationed areas will not be
extended past the expiration time at
midnight tonight. Customers to-
morrow will be allowed to purchase
fuel oil, it was said, but the amount
they buy will be charged against
their winter supply.
The oil rationing plan was ex-
pected to be announced following
today's WPB meeting. WPB Chief
Donald Nelson will extend the power
to ration fuel oil to the Once of
Price Administration. outlining the
territory to be taken in by the lin
itation order. i
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Food Output May Drop
In '43, Wickard Tells
Senate Committee
Fears Crisis Unless
Something Is Done
About Form Labor
Earlier Story on Page ALL

NEarller Story on rage Ali
Fear that production of food
will begin to decline in 1943 un-
less more attention is given to
obtaining labor and machinery
for farms was voiced by Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wickard this
afternoon before the Senate
Banking Committee considering
new wage and price control
law designed to prevent imitation.
Mr.. Wickard said he supported
the ITO per cent of parity clause
written into existing law for agri-
culture last year, not for the pur-
pose of obtaining more than 100 per
cent of parity, but to assure, If pos
sible, prices averaging parity Con-
ditions now are such, he said, that
the special ceiling protection placed
in last years law is no longer
needed.
Estimating that cash farm income
this year, including Government
payments, will exceed SIS 5,000, 900 900,
or more than the previous high level
reached in 1919, the Secretary said
the net farm income available to
farm families for living expenses
and savings, will be over l0,500, ,00o,-
600. At the same time, he said, per
capita farm income still is we'll be-
low non farm per capita income.
Alarmed Over Labor.
Declaring he would like to see
farm prices stabilized at levels av-
eraglne parity. Mr. Wickard said
(See INITIATION, Page 2-X.)