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Saturdays Grid Stars

Stan Szymakowski, Lehigh
fullback - Kicked three field
goals, scored one touchdown
and hoped set up two more in
28-10 win over Rutgers.
Jim Jurkovich, California
halfback - returned to action
after injury layoff and led
Bears to 1875 victory over
Washington.
Russ Ashbaugh, Notre Dame
halfback - Helped set up two
touchdowns, one with 40-yard
punt return, in 21-14 win over
Illinois and intercepted pass
near goal line in last minute.
Johnny Strzykalski, Mar
quette halfback - Tossed three
touchdown passes and averaged
SO yards on Is tries in $50
shutout over Arizona.
Bob Kennedy, Washington
State fullback - Scored two
touchdowns and passed to a
third in 26-13 triumph over
Oregon State.
Emery Nix, T.C.U. halfback
- Led 21-O victory over Pen
sacola Filters by passing to two
touchdowns and scoring "a
third himself.
Lou Thomas, Tulane half
back - Scored one touch
down, passed to two more and
kicked field goal and extra
point in 1914 win over North
Carolina.
frankie Sinkwich. Georgia
halfback Scored tn r c c
touchdowns and passed to 9TH
err two in 1918 victory over
Cincinnati.
Bill Daley. Minnesota half
back - Led 1914 upset of
Michigan, scoring one touch
down and helping set up the
other.
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Only 4 Teams
Unscored On
to This Date

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 - Up
Only four college football teams
throughout the nation remained
unsecured on today but at least
"a others still were unbeaten and
united, some of them after play
ing as many as six games.
Tulsa (Okla.) Universe ty
boosted the outstanding spotless
record, having piled up 256
points without yielding a score
in five games, but the high scor-
er in the unbeaten ranks was
Fresno State, which swamped
Ford Ord, Calf, 80, yesterday
for a five-game total of 270
points against only six for its
opponents.
Previously unbeaten powers
in every section of the country
dropped by the wayside the past
weekend, including such teams
as Illinois, Santa Clara, Arizona
and Brown.
The unbeaten, united teams,
with their seasons records.
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Detroit VIII! Gel
Two Boxing Shows

DETROIT R - In the
first of two boxing shows here
this week, Carmen Notch, PittD-
burgh lightweight, tackles Willie
Joyce of Chicago over the ten
round route Monday night at
the Arena Gardens. The bout
was set over from last week
when Boxing Commissioner J.
]. Hettche ordered notch to -
through with the fight under .
threat of suspension.
Shelton Bell, Toledo light
heavy, meets. Billy Ray Of
Clarkesburg, w. Va. in an eight
rounder.
On Friday at Olympia, Char
ley Hayes, Detroit middleweight,
meets Phil Muscato of Buffalo
and Jimmy Edgar, Detroit Wei
ter, battles Tony Motisi Of Chi
cagO.
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BY The Associated Press


Paul Sarringhaus and Gene
Fekete, Ohio State backs -
Between them they gained 268
of Buckeyes 324 yards from
scrimmage and did all the
teams scoring in 20-6 victory
over Northwestern.
Bob Longacre, William and
Mary quarterback - Scored
two touchdowns, one on 30
yard punt return, and COM
pleted 40-yard touchdown pass
to lead Clio route of George
Washington.
Bob Perina, Princeton half
back - He was big gun in 32-13
victory over Brown, scoring one
touchdown, passing to another
and keeping Bears in hole with
his kicking.
Bob Steuber, Missouri half
back - Scored three touch
downs, one on 57-yard run,
passed for a fourth and aver
aged 81 yards in Is tries as
Tigers swamped Iowa State,
45-6.
Chuck Taylor, Stanford
guard - Stole ball from rival
backfield ace and dashed 80
yards to touchdown in 1916
victory over Southern Cal.
Bobby Williams, Penn State
halfback - Playing in his first
varsity game, completed 54-
yard pass for touchdown that
beat Colgate, 1910.
Joe Swan, Pennsylvania end
- His blocking and tackling
featured 42-12 rout of Colum-
bia, in which Penn gained AT
yards OH ground.
Russ Mosley, Alabama half
back - His running and pass
ing set up both touchdowns,
one of which he scored, in 14-0
win over Kentucky.
Tom Farmer, Iowa quarter
back - Passed to winning
touchdown and kicked both i'm
portant extra points in 1913
squeeze over Indiana.
Eddie McCovern, Rose Poly
halfback - Scored six touch
downs and kicked seven extra
points in 69-7 victory over
Earlham.
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fourth, the Pointers indicating
thot the Nj. Clemens squod
had set too fost q poce for
them in the opening half, with
the play dangerously close to
the Crosse Pointe goal line
throughout.
BATHERS SCORE
In the third period, halfbacks
Bliss and John Sierens cut loose
with a dazzling running attack
from midfield, featuring a 20
yard dash off tackle by Sier-
ems, and pounding line smashes
by Bruce Bostwick. Sierens
took the first touchdown over
from the three yard line, and
Bostwick missed the extra point.
Mount Clemens started off
with a rush in the final period,
Lyle Bliss whipping a pass to
Bather end Bob White for 20
yards, and Bostwick went
around left end for the one yard
needed for the score. Bostwick
Tipped a pass over the line to
Siewert for the extra point
Victor Potoroka went into the
game at halfback and maintain
ed the standard set by his
teammates with slashing per.
Torrance through and around
the Crosse Pointe line. A jit.
terry Pointer fumbled the ball on
his own 10 yard line, and Bath.
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Lions Beaten
Sixth Time
BY WATSON SPOELSTRA


DETROIT, Oct. 26 - R -
Tie Detroit Lions dropped their
sixth successive national football
league game yesterday to the
Green Bay Packers, % to Z. and
they tackle the world champion
Chicago Bears next Sunday, but
Coach John (Bull) Karcis has
fresh hopes today mainly be-
cause of his new passer, Chester
N'etterlund.
Wetterlund, rookie up from
obscure Illinois Wesleyan Col
lege and acquired last week from
the Chicago Cardinals in ex-
change for tackle Tom Chantiles,
directed two Detroit marches of
II and 80 yards against the
rSckers for the best Lion attack
of the year. One drive was
freakishly stopped on the three
yard line, but fullback Frank
Grigonis battered over for a
score on the other.
In gaining their fourth sue
cessive victory after losing to the
Bears, the Packers scored in
each period. For the first time
this year Don Hutson was held
without a touchdown primo
ipally because of the Detroit
strategy of assigning three de-
tenders to him-but the lean ex-
ALBANIAN place-kicked two ex-
ira points to run his season total
to So points in five games. His
league record set last year is IS
points in IL games.
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limerick
is Winner
Of Trophy

Lieutenant Frederick A. Him
erick's was the first name to be
inscribed on the General Harold
H. George Memorial Skeet
Tournament trophy at Selfridge
Field yesterday.
Lieutenant limerick defeated
Major Jerome Hinicker in a
double shoot-off resulting from
q four-way tie at the end of the
handicap round. All four chalk
ed up scores of SO, including
Lieutenant Edgar Jones and
Corporal L. r. Risk.
Risk and Jones were elimin-
ated in the first shoot-off, with
scores of 48 and 40 respectively.
In the finals, Lieut.. limerick
shot q As plus S for score Of
SO, and Major Hinicker shot a
80 plus IL for a 40 score.
Others who competed in the
shoot and ranked high in the
tournament were: Sergeant
Bercyl Russelo, 48; Captain
Warren E. Snogren, Al; War
rant Officer Bob Bible, as, and
Staff Sergeant Kingsley Page,
As.
The trophy was posted by the
officers mess at the field, and
will remain there, in tribute to
General George, formerly of
Selfridge Field, who died in
Southeast Pacific action.
General Georges widow re-
sides in Redlands, California.
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er center Herbie Martell recov-
cred.
Potoroka went sweeping
around end for the touchdown,
and Bliss passed to Bob White
for the extra tally.
INSPIRED GAME
The Bathers played an in
spired brand Of football Satur-
day. tossing everything in the
book at Crosse Pointe. The
passing offensive was especial
ly outstanding, with eight pass
es tossed and five completed in
the fourth period alone.
The Pointers offensive was
nailed in its tracks, with Cap
tain Charles Branyan and Cal
vim Pancuff slicing through
from their tackle posts to cut
them down with monotonous
regularity.
Mount Clemens went prepar-
ed to celebrate a victory, and
the band was in fine fettle to
serenade the inspired gridiron
warriors from the Bath City.
The same type of perform
ance against Monroe here next
week will necessitate scorekeep-
ers with a better than average
grasp of higher mathematics.
The lineup:
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Central Romps
OuerKaLdmazoO
By 66-I3 Score

DETROIT - up - The UNI
defeated Detroit Catholic Gen.
trail football team ran to Sc to
13 victory Sunday over Kalama-
zoo st. Augustine, with Tommy
Groth galloping for three touch
downs, one of 90 yards. The Kali
amazoo Eleven scored first, mar
ring its foes unscored-on record,
but the Detroiters came back
with ten touchdowns.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 26 -(R -
Bob Steuber, the human adding
machine who plays left halfback
for the University of Missouri
football team, annexed 20 more
points Saturday and easily re-
tanned his grasp on the nations
scoring honors.
Steuber outsped the Iowa
State College tacklers for three
touchdowns and converted two
of them, the days efforts bring
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Sports
Roundup
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 - R -
Going back, going ba-a-ack, 60
ing back to Nassau Hall. Sup
pose every old grad gets that
feeling about his college some
time, but it didn't hit you until
you went down to Princeton to
cover the Princet o n-Brown
game last Saturday. The
place hasn't changed much. /.
The campus still has that air OF
peaceful seclusion; the same big
trees shedding their leaves on
the green quadrangles. OF
course, the walks seem a LOT
longer now. Some of the build
ings you remembered as new
look mellowed and weather
beaten-and SO do some you
didn't remember at all. .. /.
Those khaki and blue uniforms
all over the place (the Navy has
taken over three dormitories)
make a difference, too. Still
when you weik a Freshman 20
years ago there were some fell
lows around who had been in
the princeton Navy" in the 9TH
er war. 20 years ago? May
be that's why those boys you
knew look so broad of beam
and thin Of thatch now.
O.
The stadium looks the same,
except that you sit in a reason
ably comfortable, covered press
box now instead of out of the
hard concrete and you do
not have the enthusiasm you
had for Bully Dickinson's team
back in 20. Remember,
that was when Bill Roper told
'em, "a team that won't be beat
can't be beat" And he was
right. When they went out
to play Chicago you stood in
front of loud speaker and suf-
fercd as John Thomas kept
crashing through the line.
You started to walk away when
they were two touchdowns be-
hind, but just then they picked
up a tumble and ran for a touch
down. And pretty soon Maud
Crum made another and we
were ahead 21-18. And fin
ally after Pink Baker made that
tackle that stopped Thomas on
the one yard line what a snake
dance you had down the street.
O.
Some of the other seasons
weren't SO successful, but they
bring back their pictures. 4.
when Notre Danes Four Horse
men came in and handed your
Tigers a couple of lickings. Z.
The distance whoops Snively
could pass and the way Laury
Legendre could punt to the cof-
fin corner. And the time you
couldn't 60 to Cambridge for
that $40 victory over Harvard
but stayed around to sec Rutgers
and Homer Hazel wreck what
was supposed to be a great Laf-
ayette team. And when
you went to Philly- TO sec Red
Grange run against Penn.
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LOSE DOUBLES DUEL

DETROIT - Up - Joe Nor
ris and Cass Grygier, who have
claimed the State doubles bowl
ing championship the last IL
years, lost il Sunday when they
we're defeated in q close 21-game
duel with Wayne Spaulding and
Therman Gibson, also Detroiters,
1902 to 1882.
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BARON'S DEFENSE

CLEVELAND, Oct. rs - P)
Their exhibition game with
the Detroit Red Wings Saturday
night cost the Cleveland Barons
the services of Dick Adolph, de-
tense star, who suffered q skull
fracture in q third period fall.
Jolted by the stick of Alex Mot
ter, Detroit defense man, Adolph
struck his head on the ice and
was unconscious nearly an hour.
Cleveland won the game, 4 to 2.
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BY DONALD SANDERS

BALTIMORE, Oct. rs - up
- The sixth running of the
famed Pimlico Special two days
hence shaped up today as either
a second match race between
Whirlaway and Alsab or simply
a $4,000 stroll for the long
tailed Calumet Comet.
Although eight thorough
breds won races which would
qualify them to run in the event,
Pimlico officials said their own
ers had apparently been fright
ened by the weight for age con-
ditions.
Thus, every four-year-old or
up must carry 126 pounds and
every three-year-old 100 pounds
over the mile and three-six-
teenths course.
Al SABBATH, whose wife owns
Alsab, told track officials he
would decide today whether he
would start the three-year-old
which holds two victories out
of the three races against
Whirlaway.
He said he would make his
decision after examining the
weights assigned for the run
ming of the $25, 000-added West
chester Handicap at Empire
City next Saturday. A victory
in this race would make Alsab
the top money winning horse of
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Seasons Finest
Form Displayed
Line Play Matches Offensive
Drive; Brilliant Passing

Mount Clemens High Schools Bothers bitterly disoP-
pointed the majority Of spectators in crowd Of $500 at
Crosse Pone Saturday by sheockne the Pointers 200 with
demonstration of the form ho enabled Coach Buckho'z
oriddes to woIIop Port Huron.
The Bothers turned loose magnificent demonstration
Of defensive and sizzling offensive that swept the
Pointers off their feet The duel bitterly contested in the
first quarters the Bother pushing up the five yard line
the first period with nifty posses from Lyle Bliss to RoPh
Siewet the locals lost the ball DOWNS The Bothers
ehoIked up their first folly in the third period and the
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JOURNEYS TO GAME

Homer Van Hollenbech, for
mer st. Mary's High school foot
ball star in Mount Clemens
journeyed with the University
of Illinois freshman squad to La
fayette, Indiana, Saturday for
the Purdue-Illini duel.
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RALLY TO WIN

DETROIT (R - Taking an
early lead, losing it and then raj
lying in the final period, the De-
troit Red Wings defeated their
farm club, the Indianapolis Cap
itaols, 6-5 in an exhibition hook
ey game Sunday night.
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TULSA - Tulsa has a 1876
pound guard in Gene Hendrix
Of Fort Smith, Ark.
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By I'D DON GEORGE
Coach Of Rough and Tumble,
y. 8. Navy Pre-Flight Schools
laps aren't particular about
following the rules, so be pre-
pared to protect yourself
against kicks.
Assailant kicks at your groin
~.
i Turn your body to the right
&nd catch his leg with your
ut forearm. Turn the foot out
ward with . toe hold (2).
This forces assailant to the
ground. Step over his Bonded
knee (3).
You now have q bar toe-heel
hold (4).
You can easily break his
knee or ankle.
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HOPPE TOURS POSTS

HOUSTON - Willie Hoppe,
the billiard champion, Is giving
exhibitions at army and navy
posts.
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MUsBUlG DIRECTOR
COOPERSTOWN, N. Y.-Na-
Honal Museum Of Baseball and
Han of Fame 1t Cooperstown
nDpointod Clifford L. Lord ~ d.
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|ilouIllalneers
'leyv $50 10
81. AIp|lonsus


Sc. Marys High school bowed
Sunday $50 10 st. Alphonsus, OF
Dearborn, . team ranked among
The most formidable in the Sec
ond Division Of the Detroit Cath
Ole League.
A fast and rangy veteran ag-
gregation, st. Alphonsus took
command Of play and won cas-
ily despite the game fight put up
BY the young, inexperienced
1Gountaineer squad.
Surprisingly. although St.
lfary's suffered its worst de-
feat Of the season, yesterday,
the Mountaineers uncorked
their best brand Of football to
date, bringing forth from Coach
Lee Hart the confident predic-
Don that 1--WE have lost our last
ball game this year." The
Wountaineer tackling was bet
ter, their running plays went
on more smoothly, and every
indication was given that the
locals were adding up expe-
xience for next year.
st. Alphonsus is the prime
contender for the league cham
pionship. This squad has been
indicated 50 far this season,
with the only menace coming
from st. James Of Ferndale. st.
James has been knocked off
once to date this season, and
the two teams clash at Ferndale
next Sunday. The Second Div
1sion championship will prob
ably be decided at this duel.
Sc. Alphonsus scored q touch
down In each Of the four quar-
ters, yesterday, with halfback
hob Macarthur carrying the
4roisht for the visitors. MacAr-
thur ranks Is one Of the top
bockfield men in the league.
He's . good runner, capable
posoer, and fine kicker.
The lineup:
81. MARY'S
Player Pos.
Francis D'Luge end
Roy Harms tackle
Dick Petitpren guard
ARS1k>~~ AR>>.>
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Lake Property
Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage Cards

Ross + BOWer. l05 ", Mlchlgsn.
Phone $50
A. X. DE GROAT. Real Estate. In
surance. only values advertised.
los w. AinsMorth. Phone 20l0.
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DEFENSE PREPARATIONS
EXPLAINED AT MEET

Oakville. Mich. Apr 81 The
Monroe County Extension Clubs
Achievement Day program was
held at the Lutheran Hall in May
bee Tuesday with l75 present in
Guiding the clubs Oakville group.
Miss Schniesing, Monroe, county
nurse. who was to be first speaker.
due to a severe sore throat neces-
sarily introduced substitute. an
American Red Cross worker from
st. Louis
Miss Gwen Edwards. home dem
onstration agent OF Monroe County,
gave review Of he project for the
past year. Miss Julia Pond. food
specialist from East Lansing, then
talked on the home makers job in
this war.
A banquet dinner was served On
the dinner committee we're Mrs.
Anthony MorasRi, Mrs. George
Lohr, Mrs. Ehs Keller and Mrs.
Ada Harpst
Rev. l.. II. Cone, Of the Monroe
Episcopal Church. gave a talk on
defense courses. Miss Lucille Frech
from the University Hospital. Ann
Arbor, gave a talk on Food for
Defense Paul Larry, principal Of
Maybee Schools. showed motion
pictures ot incendiary bombs.
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News From Oakville

Mrs. John Zawacki They spent
Friday afternoon in Detroit.
Frank Willard has returned home
from the Monroe Hospital where he
underwent an operation.
Mrs. Dorothy LeVssseur received
word OF the serious injury OF her
uncle. William Bressler near Mon
rec. when his automobile collided
with a county road commission
truck loaded with stone. Mr. Bress-
Ter Is in Monre Hospital with A
possible fractured skull. possible
broken spIne. and a broken arm
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MRS. LoTTIE PUGH
SUCCUMeS IN OHIO

Charles Burget received word Fri
day VI the death OF his cousin, Mrs.
Lotue rugn, %, Van vert. U. Mrs.
Iugh had been a resident OF Van
Vert County all her lie.
SIe leaves her husband, Daniel
Pugh; one son; Gettus Pugh, Con-
yoy, o.. and one grandson. Daniel,
t~o brothers, Llewelyn lmler and
Kay lmler near Van Vert. Mrs.
Pugh had been in poor health for
d number .of years.
Funeral services will be at the
Lutheran Church In Convoy. sun
day afternoon a. 1880.
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Stretch Your Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Casseds
For Sale Real Estate
Houses


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PEARL STREET NEAR NORMAL
room bungalow ft-5o Easy
terms. See this bargain today. Ro-
eerts. $50 Ecorse Road Phone
EAST FOREST Ave elght room
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fruit and De ries Reasonable
price Terms. $500 down. II Peet,
50 y Huron ST. Phone 1871.
CASH BUYERS for houses farms or
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real estate experience Resltor. %
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings
PIANO, washing machine. Philco cab
met radio. 95t sherman. Phi.
l7SS-W
BLACK WALNUT drop ieaf extcn
sion table. five leaves. 7)0i Willow
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Wearing Apparel
FINAL RUMMAGE SALE. All used
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Farm Products. Equipment
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FIRM HEAD DIES

Jackson Apr. z7-Funerai SER
vices are being planned for Walter
A Bunting. 10. president Of a whole
sale hay nrm and OF the Crown Pa
per and Bag Co.. who died in Foote
Hospital Sunday, following a long
Illness
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TAkEs OWN LEE

Detroit, Mich. Apr. 27-Rites are
being arranged for Richard ".
Berent. %. s171 Montlleu, who took
his own life at his home Sunday.
Rejection by the Army was beliey.
ed the cause OF the act
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CABIN and board for couple in ex-
change for wifes work. US-i12
Lodge. miles west OF Ypsilanti.
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Eld.n Norrlaes LssYs

Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Norris left
Wednesday morning for Anderson,
La. where they will make their
home. They had lived for several
months In one OF the homes on
the John Norris estate