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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Camera
Stops a
Skeet Bird
BY DON GILLIEs

What is the most difficult shot
in the field?
Old time hunters will tell you
that a snap shot at a partridge
flying directly overhead, with a
bright sun in your eyes is about as
tough as any.
When hunters swarm In on the
l.. A. Young Gun Club, Saturday
and Sunday. September 19 and 20,
for the second annual Hunters
Special trap and skeet tournament,
most of them will get a big kick
shooting at flying clay targets
from station No. s. because they
claim il stimulates the most diff
cult shot afield and here's why.
You have only three-fifths Of q
second 10 put your gun to your
shoulder, aim and pull the trigger
The seasoned skeet shooter has
little or no trouble, but the hunter
who gets out tor a little shotgun
practice only few times a year,
usually experiences difficulty the
first few times he shoots.
To illustrate this. Jack Winer,
Times ace photographer. caught
one of the most unusual shots ever
made with his camera. yesterday
after noon at the Young Gun Club.
Lying on his back, camera
pointed upward. Winer, who him.
self is somewhat of an expert on
small bore rifle shooting, snapped
Grant Ilseng breaking a clay tar
get at this station.
You will note in the picture In
which the target is still unbroken,
that nseng's gun is pointed d.
rectly at the target. In the other
picture. in which the impact of the
charge hit the target, SCATTERING il
into cloud of black dust, Ilseng's
gun is far out in front of the
target.
This illustrates the lead that is
necessary. and the follow through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Louis i'm Shape
Sergeant Joe Still Wearing CorporaIs Chevrons
Says He's in Best Shape Ever Before Fight

CHICAGO. Sept. II 0NS).-
Sgt. Joe Louis indicated the army
is the best place for a man to con-
dition himself for a fight, even
for one involving boxing gloves.
Stopping briefly in Chicago be-
fore he begins training for his
October II tussle with Billy Conn
in New York, the heavyweight
champion made this simple pre-
diction: h
'T'll win. I'm In better shape
right now than I have ever
been before a fight"
The bomber, now weighing 212
pounds, expects to enter the ring
at 204.
His manager, Julian Black,
agreed that the army has put Joe
in great shape.
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Hopp Back at Old Position

Hopp has moved back his old talback post after
Ing last ulback In addition being good running
back Hopp above the in kicking He is married and
has child.
While Coach Bill Edwards is making championship
claims, he has better looking club
one last promising eleven than fans hereabous
thought until they surprised the football world with that AZ
to rout Of the Philadelphia Eagles and followed up with
good showing against Maj Wallace Wades An-Stars.
But playing in league with such formidable aggregaons
the Bears Redskins and Packers picnic Both Fred L.
Mande Jr the Detroit teams Edwards will tell
that The Lions will the against the Cardinals
Chicago September 2 Their local unwilling regular league
tilt will take place when Dutch Clark brings his Cleveland Rams
TO town September 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Lille AlI-Ameriean' for Three Years

Tommy Colella, hafback, is another back who looked
good against the ASars He the Lions from little
Canus College Niagara Falls He weighs about 100 pounds
and is feet tall He named to the Little ALL
America" three years succession 1882 1910 and 1941
triple threat he can pass and kick
Bill Fisk, who distinguished himself end position in
the first local showing Of the Lions this fall 26 old and
halls from University of Southern California where he
football and basketball captain and awarded the Most
Valuable trophy in both sports He is Detroit veteran of
two years.
Harry Hopp starting his second year with the Lions APP
be headed for good He served his apprentice
ship under Maj Bf Jones Nebraska where brother
the regular fulback Johnny Hopp of the ST. Louis
Cardinals baseball team is also of Harrys brothers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

"The army has hardened him,
especially the cavalry" he said.
"Of course, he'll have to sharpen
up on his punching and co-or-
dination, but he's never had any
trouble with that before.
"And he won't make the mis-
take OF entertaining as he did
for the first Conn fight"
Louis still wore his corporal's
chevrons when he arrived from
Fort Riley, Kan, He explained
he hadn't gotten around to hav.
ing his sergeant's stripes stitched
up.
The champion was asked about
reports that Mike Jacobs might
promote a title fight in Northern
Ireland.
T'll fight wherever or who
ever they ask me to-" Joe said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Lieutenant Creedon Stationed Here

is 1t g. g.) Charley Creedon of the navy. you
please The former Briggs Stadium attache is back in De-
tro from officers training school Dartmouth College
will remain here member of the naval aviation procure
ment board.
Murray Franklin paid hurried visit yesterday
Strengthened business affairs Norfolk
and the Besides Franklin, the list of Tigers
Include: Hank Greenbeg Freddie Hutchinson Uhe Pat
Mulin, Birdie Tebbetts and Billy Hitchcock Charley
Gehrnger who Is headed for the navy, may be next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
STORY OF DON SCOTS BANDAGE

Judging by his performance in the game against the Army
AStars Lions John Polansh from Wake Forest
pear to picked up fine fullback He is harddvng
who should show to advantage in the De-
tro teams to come He is Polish lad from Buffalo
N. Y. He stands feet inches and weighs 210.
Bob Latshaw Lions public relations in his yearly
press book "ohn Poans is the second Wake Forest
aumnus to the Lions in the last three years 1t is
expected that he will make good showing in the Detroit
lineup did his acknowledged. Glenn Crabtree.
"WhiIe Wake Forest Poansi led the country year
IN yards gained rushing His ame high In scoring SO
points He captain Of his college team In
s41 named to the AState team in 193940 and ALI
Southern Conference In 1882"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Dodger Fans
Wonder # Team
Has Cracked
Pair OF Games Give
st. Louis Chance
TO Tie for Lead
BY JACK MAHON

NEW YORK, Sept. IL INS).-l
The fngernails of the citizens are
chewed to pieces, nervous systems
are at the breaking point and old
New York is alive with an electric
tension unequaled in sports since
this exact same spot on the cal
endar II months ago as the st.
Louis Cardinals barge across the
bridge TO begin basebal's battle
of Brooklyn this afternoon.
Only two games behind, and
with two games with their bitter
rivals, the Dodgers, in front of
them. the men of Billy South
worth are fighting mad and itch-
ing to get a crack at the team
they think robbed" them of the
National League pennant year
ago.
Thanks to a break" in the ac<
cidental "beaning" of Carl Hub
bell. who was to have pitched
against them for the New York
Giants yesterday, the Cards sims
ply romped home to S to /
conquest of the New Workers.
while the Chicago Cubs were bat
Itering the daylights out of the
Dodgers, 20, over at Ebbets Field
CARDS ARE FAVORED
Today, with Mort Cooper. ace
right handler, ready for his TWEEN.
tieth victory. the Cards are rated
6 to 5 choice by the local smart
tguys TO whip the Dodgers, and
either Whit Wyatt or Lefty Max
Macon. in the all important open-
ing game of the most important
series of the year at Ebbets Field
Have the Dodgers cracked?
That's the question tossed about
as the fans gather in excited
tgroups to anaiyZe one of the most
thrilling pennant races in the last
decade. Opinion was about Is per
cent in favor of Durocher,s dandies
coming through to take their sec.
ond straight flag.
COUNT ON FIGHT, SPEED
I'VE have the fight and tho
speed and we intend to use both
for the rest Of the race" said
manager Billy Southworth after
yesterdays conquest of the
II Giants. I'VE have tho pitchers to
}, win and hope to take both
Brooklyn games, but they'll 10
tough"
Billy was not sure whether he
would send Max Lanier, his vet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Two Share Favor
AT Garden State

CAMDEN, N. j., Sept. II (INS)
.-Crispen Oglebay's Level Best
and George D. Widener's Rose.
town held the public favor today
on the eve of the $4,000 added
Vinland Handicap, which brings to
a close the successful 49-day meet
ing at Garden State Park.
To add flavor to the mile and a
sixteenth event, however, at least
three other starters were def
nitely listed as being good posi-
bilities." These were Mrs. C.
Morabito's Monida, NJ. B. COTS
Bostee, and ]. A. Bells Dark Mis-
chief.
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Probable Pitchers
by International New. Service

by International News Service =.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at chicago--Donsld VS. r.
Smith.
Boston at cleveland-chase or Judd W
Bagby. =
Philadelphis A. Detroit-woIf W.. Trout
Washington at st. Louis-Hudson vs
Ostermueiler.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago NJ New York-Passeu vs.. Car.
penter.
st. Louis at Brooklyn-M. Cooper w.
Wyatt or Macon.
Cincinnati at Phnsdslphis--Riddls VI.
Johnson
Pittsburvh at Boston t7)--oordnieki and
Brandt va Tobin and Jsvsry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

NEW MARKET, England, Sept
III tUP).-An agent for the Aga
Khan bought yearfing colt owned
by Marshall Field, wealthy Chi
Icago department store owner and
newspaper publisher. for 5000
g,iineas tS34.440). a price consid-
erred remarkably high for wartime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Major League Leaders
LEADING HITTERs

LEADING HITTERs
Amsrican-Williams, Red sox, $50
Pesky, Red sox, .33s; Gordon. Yankees
.331.
Nstlonsl-Lonibsrdi. Braves. .333; Reiser
Dodgers, .322; Slaughter, Cardinals. $40.
HOME Run LEADERS
Americsn-williams Red sox, 81; Keller
Yankees, as: Laabs. Browns. %.
Natlonal-Ott. Giants, IT; Mine, Giants
~; Camilii, Dodgers, "a.
Keller, Yankees, 100: DfhsgEio, Yankees
100.
Nstiousi--Mirs. Giants. o.; .M.dwiok
DODGERS, ga Slaughter, Cardinals, %
csmiIii, Dodgers. o.
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Yale Picks
Red Role
AS Coach

NEW YORK. Sept. II CINS).-
Robert Abial (Red) Rolfe is serv-
ing his last year as third baseman
for the world champion Yankees.
1t was announced by Ogden Miller,
athletic director at Yale Univer-
sity. that Rolfe has been signed
as baseball and basketball coach
at Yale. He succeeds Joe Wood in
baseball and Ken Loeffler. now a
captain in the air force, in basket
ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Purple Squad Has
Good End Material

EVANSTON, H., Sept. IL (INS).
Waldo Fisher, veteran North
western end. coach and an ALL
American wingman himself In
1923, was confident today that the
Wildcats flankmen this season are
the best in recent years.
Fisher pins his hopes on two
veterans, both seniors, Bob Mott
and Bud Hasse. Both are 6 feet 2
inches, in addition to being good
pass receivers. blockers and
taCklerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Bloomfield Manager
Gets Ace on Ninth

Harry Thompson, Bloomfield
Hills manager. got a most useful
ace on the 165-yard ninth at his
club yesterday. 1t helped him
collect a most satisfying Is for
the round. He was playing with
Mrs. ]. II. DeVisser, AL Watrous
and Les Colman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 5. Boston 4.
Chicago Z. Washington 1. First game
Washington 5. Chicago 4. (second game
st. Louis o. New York o.
TODAY's GAMES
Philadelphia At DETROIT.
New York At Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Billy Conn-Has
Light Workout

PITTSBURGH, Sept. IL CINS)
Billy Conn. the Pittsburgh kid"
went through second day of linn
bering up work today and plans to
leave tonight Tor New York. where
he will begin heavy drills for his
championship match with Joe
Louis in the Yankee Stadium on
October II.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 10, Brooklyn q
81. Louis 5, New York I.
Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh l. (second
game postponed
Cincinnati 8, Boston 2. (F1rst game)
Cincinnati o, Boston o. (Second game
called end Of NINTH.
TODAY's GAMES
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago At New York
Pittsburgh at Boston (2l.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Postpone SandIot Series

NEW YORK. Sept. II nNS).-
The semipro baseball world cham
pionship series. scheduled TO be
played al Havana. Cuba. October
] to II. has been postponed until
spring. il was announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Forf-BIvd. House Meets

Fort-Boulevard Recreation house
bowling league will meet tonight
at $3.50. There is an opening for
one team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

the Tigers to victory. II came in
the eighth inning with the Red
Sox out in front. Johnny Lipon
and Doc Cramer punched out
singles. Then Doerr booted Bar
ney McCosky's grounder, Lipon
scoring. Cramer scored later as
Rudy York forced McCosky at
second.
Three of the Tiger TALES came
in the opening inning. Lipon, max
ing his debut as a lead-off batter,
walked and Cramer and McCosky
got singles, filling the bases. Then
York came through with single
to center that scored both Lipon
and Cramer. McCosky la tel
crossed the plate when Pinky Hig-
hit into a double play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
The Last Laugh
Tigers Beat Red Sox Ace Pitcher in Final Game
Of Season Here Between Clubs, 5 TO 4
BY LEO MACDoNELL

While their record against the
Red Sox this season was any
thing but imposing, the Tigers
had the last laugh on Joe Cronin'S
Boston crew.
The Tigers defeated the Red
Sox. 5 TO 4, at Briggs Stadium
yesterday in the presence of a
gathering of 1.755 loyal fans who
turned out for the final game of
the year between the two teams.
Over the season the Red Sox
won Is games and lost Z in COM
petition with Del Bakers hapless
crew.
To achieve victory in the final
game between the two, the Tigers
turned back Tex Hughson, BoS-
tons ace finger who was shoot
ing for his nineteenth victory
The Tigers collected nine hits off
Tex.
HAL GIVES 10 HITS
The Red Sox accumulated 1C
off Harold New houser who
pitched eight innings before being
lifted for a pinch hitter. Two OF
the hits were home runs by Tee
Williams and Dom DiMaggio, the
thirty-first of the season for vii.
liams and fourteenth for the
younger member of the DiMaggic
ltriumvirate. Johnny Corsica hurled
the last inning.
An error by Bobby Doerr helped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
DETROIT TIMES, SEPT. H. 1912 PAGE 2,
SPOR 7 S
By LEO MACDONELL

Showing Against Army CoIeIIa Another Back
Z Proves Lions Got Fine Who Made impression;
Player in PoIenski He's Triple Threat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
TWO HONfERS

With their homers, Williams and
DiMaggio accounted for two Bos-
ton markers. Doerr scored the
other in the sixth as Jim Tabor
crashed into double play, and
Pete Fox in the eighth tripled and
scored on Tabors out for the other
counter. The triple came when
Cramer slipped trying TO field
what would otherwise have been
a single
Tony Lupien and Cramer each
bagged three singles. Harvey
Riebe, recruit catcher. singled on
his first trip to the plate, his fifth
hit in a row. He collected four
for-four in his last previous APP
pearance in the Tiger lineup, which
was on Labor Day.
Dutch Meyer. recalled from Buff
falo. was at second base for the
Tigers. While he did not hit safely,
Meyer took good care of his job
defensively.
The Red Sox moved TO Cleve-
land and the Athletics came to
Detroit for two-game series
which starts today. Paul Dizzy
Trout will pitch for Detroit today.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
RAMS EASIER FOR BEARS THAN LIONS

CHICAGO Dec 4Notre Dame could wind up with claim
10 championship e-the Service League crown All they've
cot whip Great Lakes here tomorrow The Irish have
Cadets Annapolis Mddes and Bernie Bier
mans Iowa Seahawks-qute an achievement, verify.
To keep their the Service League in Great
Lakes will have lick eleven that has
shut out its opponents The boys from Great Lakes
starting but under way they became dyna-
mite As a result likely will be underdogs with the
betting gentry when the two collide Soldiers Field
temperature doesn't rent promises to be the
coolest football game record.
Already the wags are calling it the Zero Bowl game.
incidentally Frank Leahy, after the game here, will
TO the Mayo Clinic checkup after which he will 60
Arizona ranch for three months The
been i'll health all breakdown earlier in the
sending him to Rochester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Black Hawks Tie
RedWingsAgdin
BY International New. servic.

For the third time this season,
the Chicago Black Hawks We're
tied for first place with the De-
troit Red Wings in the National
League hockey race,
The squirt was made possible by
the Hawks defeat last night of the
New York Rangers who dropped
their game in the Windy City by
q score Of 3 10 /
\ crowd Of 500 watched he
Hawks scoring their first goal
carly in the game and then, y
seconds later, follow through with
another. Goalie Jimmy Hawks
was hombarded with rubber as the
game quickly heated up to series
of wild, fast plays.
Montreal Canadiens lifted them
selves out Of the league cellar when
they rallied 10 defeat the Toronto
Maple Leafs. 1 to 2.
Toronto led in tho first period,
but tho CanadienS came from be-
hind 10 tie the score in the second.
Late IN the fourth period. Leo
LamoureauX drove a long one
right into The basket. a few min
utcS later Terry Reardon repeated.
There VIII be no games tonight
but tomorrow the Maple Leafs will
have an opportunity TO get back
Al the CanadienS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
BY r. {. GREENE

Jimmy CaraS. the young pocket
billiards cXChampiOn from Phlla-
delphla, won his second match of
the SiA-day title tournament al
Detroit Recreation yesterday and
his victory accomplished two i'm.
portant things.
His first accomplishment lies in
the fact that the man he beat
was Willie Mosconi, who was un-
defeated until yesterday. The
score was 1858 in IL innings
CaraS had high run of SO
against Mosconis Al In short
there was nothing lucky about
the game
MoSconis loss opened up the
tournament 10 give Andy Ponzi,
another Philadelphia, chance for
the championship and Andy did
his share by defeating Erwin
Rudolph and Ralph Greenleaf in
two other matches played yester-
daV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
MoguIs All set Tia hit at Meeting

The annual baseball of 1912 will probably 20
The history books the "doInohnE meetings It
was drab affair Joe Hoover Tiger shortsop from
Hollywood IS currently working shpyard Los Angeles
He is native Californian of Pomona College
At their annual meeting here week Big Ten coaches
VIII draft new basketball schedule for sheved because
war Incidentally Bob Charpus. Paul White and Bob Wese
the very good Michigan edtes also play basketball Tony
zale Gary middewegh charge of naval air
ing program in Puerto Rico.
DOME Bush says Fee great if younger enlist ;"
Hows that for who supposed dying couple
years ago?
Handsomcst baseball headquarters was Lou Bou-
deau Luke SeWel and Earl Whtehi Lou said expects
70 lose Les Fleming his hard hitting ex-Tger the
forces Most famous faherandson combinations
baseball meetings Mack and Earl Mack Quinn
and John Quinn Venerable Connie wonder so this
coming December % and straight a telephone post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
IF Karcs Wants 10 Boast, Here's Reason

If any him. John Karcis boast that
his Lions held the Bears lower than did the Cleveland
Rams.
Can you picture Kalcs and Dutch Clark argument
Such this
Karcis-"Huh my team didn't lose to the Bears as bad
yours did"
Clark-"Zat so, you so-and-so.'
get this quickly the Bears beat the Rams AZ O.
and the Lions ~ which you may may remember
but which neither John Dutch will forget, doubt
All Of which brings the point that the Bears just
II points away from the yearod record pro football experts
thought would last for long long The have
toaed 355 points this just Al short Of the total they
rolled last year. Which indicates the Bears still
sort Of ball club
IN fact Dutch Bergman the old Notre Dame who
scout for the Washington Redskins the Bears of 1942
every bit good Of 194l.
about that they They WILL perhaps agree
there should be law against all Bear teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
BY LEO II. PETERSEN

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 CUP).-
The United Press today presents
its 1912 All-American football
team, chosen by sports writer's
from coast 10 coast.
As in past years. the Midwest,
with six players. again domi-
mates The team. The East placed
three men and the South two.
For The FIRST time IN many sea-
sons the Far West failed 10 place
a man on either the first or Sec
ond teams
Three OF the All-Americans
are repeaters Frank Sinkwlch
of Georgia. almost a unanimous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Bears Have Won ID Games in a Row

Incidentally the Bears have "a consecutive games in
cuding II league games stretch 10 in
this AS know when the Bears through moppnC
up the Cardinals they Will take the Redskins Washington
for the pro title.
Bruce Smith Of Great Lakes is the AAmerica back of all
the AlAmericas The exMnnesota gained 1913 yards
averaging SO per try for the Sailors this
gent the Irish fear here Joe eastman Boston base
ball scribe reported Chef Gladchuk Boston College
star in 19 left the Cocoanu Grove five minutes before
the fire started The Joe Louis Boxing Glove Club
been organized in Chicago buy 80 Of gloves for the
champion his job the "armys boxing chief
Sgt Louis has been assigned the USO exhibitions
conduct bouts among soldiers various camps We
anxious to get gander Scoty Moneh in of those
Ford plant uniforms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Baseball Given
Issue 10 Null
Photo rs Times s'sn Photograph

CHICAGO. Dec. 4GNS) Ono
of the most disturbing issues the
baseball men VIII have 10 null
over concerns the future Of Negro
athletes IN the major leagues.
When 10 delegates representing
the Chicago council of the Go
yesterday sought TO lay before the
JOINT session demand that
Negroes be- given "a right 10 Try out
for bcrlhS with the National and
American Leagues an ancient con-
trONCISV was revived
Commissioner Lands Sti0cd the
movement for The moment by re-
fuSlng 10 give the Go repre-
SentatIvcS an audience on the
ground that All subjects 10 be dis
cuSScd must be submitted early.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Win Helps Others
Caras Knocks Of Leader Moscon Gives Ponzi
Better Chance for Billiards Grown

veteran was leaving "You don't
need to come back. The games
over"
The crowd liked il and they
liked it even more when Andy
missed on his 124th shot. Rudolph
tried unsuccessful 10 turn Ponzi'S
remark back at him when he
missed after making a run of nine.
In the evening game with
Greenleaf the old master from
Monmouth Glll unintentionally
touched one Of the balls with his
cue and little Andy was immedi-
ately on his feet claiming a foul
and demanding that Is points he
SubtraCted from Greenlcafs score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Vistert Picked ON United Press AII-America Team

choice-Bob Dove. Notre Dame
end and Dick Wildung, Mime
sofa tackle.
Unlike last year, when the
voting reflected the absence of
any dominant player or play
erS, the balloting this year
brought out three men who
ranked far above the others.
They were Sinkwich, who re-
ceived l.004 points out Of a pos
Sible l,045; Wildung and Dave
Schreiner, Wisconsin's brilliant
end.
Sinkwich was given a first
team berth on all but seven bal
lots He -was named 1.-THE SEC