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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
New Tiger Pilot.
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Steve thinks him capable ~
making the grade on big league
time this coming year.
& Bill McLaren, another Beau
mont product and good hitter.
will be used as understudy 10
Rudy York And Wesson will be
available as a spare for Jimmy
Bloodworth. with J. p. (GeneraD
Wood understanding Pinky Higgins
at third Both Wesson and Wood
were with ONeills Texas League
champions at Beaumont last year.
For short. O'Neill hopes to have
Johnny Lipon and Hoover But
whether he will have Lipon is
Lipon. 20. expects to
be classified for the draft soon,
But there will be great
leveling of among the clubs"
O'Neill declared. land there
will be interesting baseball, n
not of the same high caliber.
We lost lot of players In the
Texas League, but the teams
were well balanced the compe-
tition keen. So we had az
good baseball a. you would
want to see In the minors"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Wings
FACE Old link
In Boston Game
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit may be leading the Ma
tional Hockey League but the Bos-
ton Bruins are unbcaten on their
home ice this seasot - and the
Wings have won only one game in
Boston since Dec. I 1897 Modere
Bunetcau and the rest Of the
rushing Red Wings have that in
mind as they enter Boston today
for their battle with the Bruins
tonight
This Boston team looks like any
thing but "A soft touch The club
which Detroit downcd 30 in the
first home game of the season has
made a comeback since losing its
first four games Despite the moan
ing Of Manager Arthur Ross. the
Bruins have grown new claws 10
replace their war losses and have
fought their way 10 four victories
and a tie IN their last seven games.
They went five straight games
without defeat until edged out by
a single goal in New York Sunday
night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
BOIL LEADS WAY

The sprouts line may never be
another kraut line but il is ade-
quate in the present weakened
state Of hockey. while the Bruins
have two more experienced lines.
Buzz Boil, the former Brooklyn
American. is the clubs leading
scorer with u points He operates
on a line with rookie Don Gal
hngcr and Art Jackson Cowley is
playing with Herb Cain and Harold
BuSher Jackson
Detroit needs a victory tonight
TO prevent a possibility of Chicago
advancing TO a tie by beating the
Rangers Thursday night in a game
lat Chicago while Detroit is idle.
The Wings Will be resting then for
their game with Maple Leafs at
Detroit Sunday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY y
Sports Editor
BILL PRITULA PRAISED FOR HIS PART

"In the l have been connected with football as
and coach Al Wistert the greatest line
maj I have
This blunt and unqualified statement uttered by Clarence
Mchgans line COACH the final meeting OF the Down
town Quarterbacks yesterday at Fort Shelby.
At this of the when coaches hit the banquet
trail it is the thing them you how the boys
played better than they knew how Of the amazing spirit OF
of this and that concerning the characters Of the
young involved.
1t happens however, that Mum isn't inclined to
hand out anything but sincere tributes When he talked Of
admiration.
"His great made him standOut." continued Num-
Gle played $40 out of possible 600 minutes and he the
leader of the Michigan line"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Team Play That Counted

Mum also the gathering little inside concerning
Walter Freebooter and Bob Kosa both candidates for the
guard position at Michigan
Because KOesars medical studies, Mum explained
he able practice only about 20 80 minutes three
times week.
Naturally in that limited time II hard for him TO
learn all his assignments But Freebooter there at the posi-
all practices and he took the job Of learning the
assignments well enough to teach them to kosar when Bob
arrived the
Mind you. Freebooter this willingly And ne did
with full knowledge that koesar to be the starting guard
tn coming Saturday.
did Walter Freebooter beef about the task that
his. That's spirit hard 10 beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Chicago Calls Of
Corn Bowl Game

CHICAGO. Dec. ! tINSl. 60
ChIcago'S projected Corn Bowl
game on New Years Day AZ
Soldier Field has been Cancelled
The Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton. sponsor of the event. an
nounced tho cancellation after n
Was rcyealnd thai Alabama Would
play IN the Orange Bowl a.
Miami. Fla. Holy Cross also in
vted had accepted Tennessee
and THlSa among those considered
had previous commitments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Cards, New Orleans
End Agreement

CHICAGO, Dec. ! GNS) Lack
of players due TO the war has
forced the 81. Louis Cardinals TO
terminate the clubs working
with the New Orleans
Pehcans. a farm club, and the
future of agreements with other
clubs in. the Cardinal chain is in
doubt, it was announced by Sam
Breadon. Cardinals president,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
; Experts
End i'm Tie
NJ Top

The Detroit Times grid experts
football selection Derby came TO
an end Saturday, with Bob Muir
ply, Lew Walter and Gus DoraiS,
IN a three-way tie for the cham
plonshlp.
This was brought about when
Walter, who held first place a
week ago over Murphy by one
game, missed eight selections this
time 10 MurphyS seven. Dorais
moved into the championship row
by picking 10 winners out of p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
SPOT FOR MURDOCH

Despite its loWly position Rog
Cvernycr' = Detroit Ga>kci viii b.
the choice over Len Dc'lofS Air
craft. while Dick Krakow Five
VIII have 20 show q better brand
of sticking If il hopes 10 stand a
chance against Charley GoodroW *
Murdoch Tho latter should move
up IN The standings
Trailing by only IS pins. Norris
may Gust William koua' ms team
mate from first place m The Indi-
Vdual averages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
READY TO MOVE

Ready 70 step into tie or
ahead, IN the event Stroh falterS
are George Holmes Fife, Ted
Rebain's Sackmans and Nal Gill
'mour's Parisclean all deadlocked
TO second a game behind the
leader. or the three. Sackman' s
seems to have the toughest as
Signment in having contend
with Harold Aliens NincraliteS.
81 the three clubs only TWO games
Off the pace,
PariSClean also runs into stiff
Opposition m George Bryant'S
iEkhardt & Becker. which has de-
signs on higher position But
f e. BS ambitions may be
thwarted because il was al New
Fairview Johnny CrimminS SET his
all-time league record q 81 three
years ago and he may be "on
again.
Fife will 20 in Tho fayorftc
against Charley RabautS and Joe
Lieb's TWcntIeth-Contury Inc.
while Henry Ehrle'S Coca-Cola and
Bill David'S Deluxe. tied with
Mineralites, catch Joe PauluS
'Chene-Trombly and Herman Ben
CELLS PepSi-CCla respectively For
a team that Is fourth high n the
averages Cheno-Troubly has no
business in a tie for twelfth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
PrituIe Solved Major Problem

Mum especially loud in the praise OF Bit Pruta, the
o6r Michigan tackle who took the JOB for the first time
this
The job he filled the spot most worried
about when started" explained III Pritua
had let down don't know how many games would
have lost. He really did job for US"
incidentally the Michigan elects 1913 captain
today And night the boys Detroit for
annual BUST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Klein, Rubi Clash
Al Fdirview Toniqht
TO>IGHT'S BOUTS

- FHH| h 80. ~ LOfIf KIN,
Detroit. il fsas
Isf. Har1aek Toilet &C. Harold
CTls4rtt gr'rrI' tr Tails
FRANCE Hr-' n and ~ lysr ha
rsH~. RUSSIA, Z Tall
Youth VIII be opposed 10 eX-
pcrlencc IN the Falrvlew Gardens,
tonight when LOUIS Klein. east
side mailman WrcstleS Bort Rub
veteran NJ. ". a junior heavy
champion for the title belt Klein
got = draw IN an hour clash Two
weeks ago Toncht'S match Will
be twice that long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Vernors Out
To Halt Stroh
In Classic
TONIGHT's MATCHES

80 sackmans " Mineralres. alleys
Ia stroh's W Vern0rs, ga Krakow vs.
Murdock. SIS, Twentieth Century rs. Fife
rs.
945-De Luxe w W Pepsi Cola, IL;
Chene- Trombly ys. Coca Cold, 81. Detroit
Gasket VS. Aircraft. 5-6, Parisclean vs..
Ekhardt A. Becker. Is
Matches al New Fair,iew Recreation.
1889 East jefferson.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Lord Finneqan Has Might Clubs

Lord nnegan the monoced wrestler who used to do his
Arena Gardens well paying night clubs In
Dayton and Springfield, o. Ivan Rasputn is welding
foreman in Oakland (Ca) defense plant and Ali Baba
is in the junk business in Los Angels
Bucky Harris former manager Senator's the
only could hit bad balls Al Sim
"A batter isn't supposed to swing at the kind OF
offered declared Harris but he not only
swung but he hit In fact it looked he hit the wrong
pitch than the right think he the most dan
gerous hitter had in the American League"
George Susce Cleveland coach restored to the active
list enough bat twice and finish the
with batting average of 1000 He hit and walked
Susce ex-Tiger Alex Agase Illinois fine guard is of
Syrian descent George Loomis g. recently finished another
of harness racing the Grand Circuit At Jamaica
Mrs H. T. Nimho made claim for Hup Nancy and posted
$1,000 The horse broke in the and had to be
destroyed Mrs. Nimhof paid for dead horse The
Yankees figuring George Strnweiss fleet
Newark, filling in for Joe Gordon who is going to
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Commando Defense
OF Colts Beats Stays
BY Il. G. GREENE

Northwestern High, using a
weird, three-man line. spread de-
fenSe called the commando de-
fense." held Mackenzie scoreless
Saturday afternoon and handed
the Stays a 60 loss, their second
defeat as the official Metropolitan
League season ended.
In the second of the days two
contests, Western led all the way
to win 1876 victory over ". of y.
High at the latter's field.
In the Stag game. Don Schwaln
scored for the Colts in the last
period following a 45.yard ground
march featuring the ball carrying
of Schwaln and Dick Dresser.
Schwaln plunged over from the /.
The Colts threatened in the sec
ond and third periods after
marches to the Mackenzie 10 but
both times the offense stalled and
the Stays took the ball over on
downs
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
or the Hook
BY
Leu Walter

Last lines the Orlando party Since the Red Wings already
short defenSemen
Frank Calder which bars Jimmy Orlando from playing Toronto
and Gsye Stewart from rskng his II Quackenbush
still Detroit will regular defenseen
10 the
OF others
Leafs getting chucke the fact that Orlando
In the Toronto Gardens Hospital stitched
Broda walked In took gander blood
That1 teach foreigner" ain't
Hunk their Neal Conway
keeper grass baby
blew his when Hunk Anderson asked
roller Chicago
the Detroit who
the get the feel the place before they face the Lions
said Hunk What asked
y think 490" said
Conway P.S. The Bears Will practice Kelsey Field
Don't dinner The IL no.
composed of the cheaper gddyaps
Meat dealers buying the racehorse
sport isn't making Its contribution TO victory: ,
Leaving the Deros figure
Olympia reTench-
ment few Of the better skaters like Virginia
allowed Windsor
Cities All the old
Olympia schedule the Shipad Johnson skating
transportation difficulties will stop the trek of Detroit speed
10 Apena Peoskey GTaylng
dsde skate official But Detroit probably get state
championships back for the FIRST time eight years.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Badgers Take Close
One From Wildcats

a dash and fire that bode III for
and ran up a IA
point lead.
Elroy Hirsch. Pat Harder and
Hoskins slashed the Northwestern
tackles. Wisconsin marched 81
yards for its frs. score after CEN
ter Fred Negus covere a
blocked Wildcat point.
Harder Topped on Hirsch's goal
line tumble for the touchdown and
Pat converted. Harder took an end
zone from Hirsch for the second
Wisconsin touchdown.
Then Northwestern came 10 life
and Graham matched Hirsch's s
aerial thrust with an equally
deadly toss to end Bob Motl from
1-yard out. The kick was good,
Coming out for the second half,
Northwestern was new team
Graham and Ed (Buckets) Hirsch
ran roughshod through the Wis
consin line and when the Badger
defense frightened. Graham threw
lethal forward passes.
A weak Wisconsin punt carried
only to the 80 and Northwestern
stormed down to score on Hirsch's
stab from the 2. Picks placement
scared wide. Graham passed IL
yards and l6 yards to ends Bud
Hasse and Bob Motl in the final
period and then with the ball or
the 2. tossed to Mott IN the end
zone sgair.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Spartan Freshman
Wins Cross-Country

YPSILANTT. Nov. IA lanky
Michigan State frekhman with the
distinguished name of Wardell II.
Lyke scored an upset today by
running off with the twentieth an
nual Michigan AAU cross-country
crown. Lyke led John Zitinski of
Western Michigan and Dave Mat
News. University of Michigan to
the tape. He was clocked In 22
minutes 49 seconds for the four
mile course.
With the Michigan State varsity
out of the meet. Michigan Normal
copped team honors with 28
points. Western Michigan scored
28. Michigan State freshmen 40.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

In the third quarter, Mackenzie
TO throw off the bewilder-
ment it suffered all afternoon
against the commando defense for
a moment and advanced to the
Is. The Colts held, stopping Ray
Harrington, Stag star back, as
cold as they stopped him for the
rest of the game.
In the Western game, the Cow
boys began scoring in the first
quarter on triple pass from
Marshall Mosher to Chuck Misko
to Doug Jewell, who scored.
Mosher converted.
In the second period Mosher
passed TO Misko who ran % yards
for a second touchdown and in the
last frame, Lester Lord swept 13
yards around end for the Cow
boys final marker.
Dave Riordan scored the TitanS'
touchdown in the last period.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
States 3rd Quarter Spree Beats Purdue
Red Wings Hit
Road After Tilt !
With Montreal

When the Detroit Red Wings
come back from Montreal this
Sunday to conclude their weekend
series with the Flying Frenchmen
at Olympia. they will enjoy the
advantage of home ice for the last
time in almost two weeks.
After Sundays game with the
Frenchmen they take the road for
three games and do not return to
battle at Olympia until Thanks
giving Day. November 26. when
they face Toronto Maple Leafs.
Never too potent on the road
and now plagued by a series Of
injuries. the Wings must take at
least one of these road games to
stay up in the race they have been
picked TO win. They play the
|Blackhawks Thursday at Chicago
the Rangers at New York Novem-
Der % and Canadiens in Montreal
November "a.
Detroit won only five games on
the road during the last regular
season and their advantage on
home ice is illustrated perfectly by
their record with the Canadiens.
They won six straight from the
|Frenchmen here while losing four
lof five at Montreal, including one
Iplayoff game.
Dick Twins Frenchmen are
|much more formidable this year.
as they proved by moving into q
tie for the lead last week. Gordie
Drillon, who led the Toronto Maple
Leafs in scoring for five years.
now is the Frenchmen's big gvr-
He leads the National Leaa5
scoring on line with Buddy
lO'Connor and the veteran Ray
Getliffe.
The Canadiens' only rookie for
ward, Maurice Richard, is teaming
with the sharp shooting Elmer
Lach and Tony Dcmers. Tony is
the boy who has given Goalie
Johnny Mowers more trouble than
any other Canadien forward.
Toe Blake, Charley Sands, Joe
Benoit and Dutch Hitler are the
other forwards, the Canadiens
usually being hampered by the fact
Terry Reardon has not been able
10 get passport.
Hockey followers will miss the
colorful Red Goupille. who played
his last professional game Thurs
day night before entering the
army. But Montreal has Jack Port
Hand, the biggest defenseman in
hockey, to team with Tony Gra-
boski. and Emile tButch) Bouch-
ard. the punching beekeeper who
teams with Leo Lamoreaux. former
NJ. o. player as q defense unit.
Lamoreaux will be making his De-
troit debut as a pro before many
fans who saw him play for Wind
sor and Stratford.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
; Day Games for
Night Loop Football

A three-game Detroit Night
Football League program will be
played this Sunday afternoon ir
Mack Park with Tildens. defend.
ing champions. seeing action ir
one 4 the contests
Saxons and Vandals will open
the program at i p. m. with the
strong Blue Jackets and Club
Chene-Trombly clashing at 3
Tildens meet Varsity in the final
tilt of the day at 5 p. m.
DNFL officials explained the
heavy schedule was made to en-
able the eight semi-pro clubs to
complete their eight-game sched-
IIle bv December 6.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Western Beats
Wayne, 13-O
BY TOM HARPER

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 14.-West-
ern- Michigan, led by fullback Art
Macioszczyk. former Hamtramck
High star, defeated Wayne Uni
Iversity. 1910, here today in the
annual battle for the Dinner BELL
trophy.
Western Michigan. victor in its
last four starts, scored once in the
second period and again in the
closing minutes of the fourth.
With Macioszczyk scoring onoe
and setting up another, the Bron-
cos never were threatened.
Aiding Macioszczyk was another
Hamtramck lad. Horace Coleman.
fiashy Negro halfback who was
the states leading scorer last year.
In the second period a pass by
Doug Rutherford, Tartar quarter
back. was intercepted by Paul
Bard on Wayne's 43. Bard then
attempted to pass to Macioszczyk,
but Magnatta intercepted on the
Tartar 10 and returned it to the
20. After three line plays had
gained only yard, Magnatta
punted out of bounds on the Tar
tar AZ. Two running plays by
Macioszczyk took the ball 10 the
q. On the next play he broke
off tackle 10 score. Robert Mellen
made the placement.
Coleman got Westerns final
period touchdown on 15-yard
run.
4 ipptlp.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
AL SIMMONS BEST BAD BALL HITTER

Billy Souhworh manager Of the Cardinals used 10 spar
Nth Harry reb when he played with the Pirates from 1916
through 1920 Steve BuLnsk Ranger goalkeeper Is
empoyed by the Canadian the Dominion expert
mental farm at Swift Current Sask and is playing on leave
from the job He is 25 years old Turk Broda OF the
Toronto Maple Leafs golfer the National Hockey
rDage The Phil pitcher other clubs want. Tom
Hughes won and lost Is games this season The ST
Louis baseball chain employees 756 persons ZIP
Sewel Pirate pitcher parime police
man in Plant City, Fla. His father-n-law is chief
frankie Frisch of the Cardinals who
nots the Pirates his old gashouse would have
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Wismer 10 Air
Sugar Bowl Tilt

Harry Wismer, Detroit an
nouncer who has been handling
major games each week for the
Blue Network, has been chosen to
broadcast the Sugar Bowl game
on New Years Day. it was learned
today.
A year ago Wismer assisted
with the broadcast of the Rose
Bowl game at Durham, N. c., but
he will have complete charge of
the description of the battle in
New Orleans this year.
WiSmer this week handled the
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

EVANSTON, Ill. Nov. Ia (UP).
"A Wisconsin football team with
fighting spirit as flaming as its
red jerseys came from behind in
the last half minute of play today
to snatch victory from the North
western Wildcats, 20 to 19, before
35. 900 excited fans.
Paced by the forward passing
arm of Otto Graham, Northwest
ern had gone into a five-point lead
in the early moments of the fourth
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
WISCONSIN
N'wEsTERN

period and one of the major up
sets of the 1912 gridiron season
appeared in the making Then
came a substitute halfback, Leon
ard Seelinger OF Great Falls. Mont.
Seelinger raced around his right
end for II to the Northwestern Ia
and with the clock ticking of the
remaining seconds lobbed n short
pass to Mark Hoskins for the
winning touchdown.
Wisconsin started the game with
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

pinned back Of the Cards that just the world
championship Yankees q. Francis Oumet famous
golfer that there than 100000 dozen
golf balls hands of professionals through the
try will be available for play in 1943 In addition,
added thousands of reprocessed
balls f you will forget to turn them back over the
counter" Howie Odel Yale coach that Tom Douglas
of Dartmouth finest kicker he 10 years
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Refused Trapel Permit

NEW YORK, Nov. IL (UP).
--Gunder Hagg, Swedish track
star who has rcvampcd all the
world middle distance records,
will not compete In the United
States this winter due to In
ability 10 obtain flying priorities,
national AAU secretary Daniel
j. Ferris announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Tennis System

Professionals working under the
United States Lawn Tennis ASso-
citation have evolved system OF
instruction that is capable Of pro-
ducing a player of ability in less
than two months.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

Bat Baalno Now Will Pep, who hasn't been beaten
in 81 Moneih used manage Kapan Pep gets
his big against Chaky Wright the feather champion
late this month Racing has contributed nearly $500 900
TO relief agencies
Ray Sugar Robinson is not the only prominent fighter
to take his fistc affairs Gene Tunney did it.,
paying off Billy Gibson Mike Gibbons operated long time
with only secretary Robinson paid Curt Herman $4,000
for his contract.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Fordson Passes Win
From 6. R. South

GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. IA
Fordson High School crushed
Grand Rapids South. 200. here to-
day. Fordson scored late in the
second stanza on a pass from
Wiacek 10 Haag in the end zone.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Steve Owen Rates Hirsch Tops

Steve Owen, manager of the New York Giants Elroy
Hsch the Wisconsin sensation is the best gdder he has
this year Steve Eroy against Great Lakes
sch has the finest change of I've this said
Owen Byron Nelson the golfer expects to be the
before another tournament rolls around Jimmy Con-
zelman coach Of the Chicago Cardinals piano.