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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
'Dr. Terry Drowned
Terse Message of Death in Southwest Pacific
Recalls Former Star at N'eastern High
BY EDGAR HAYES

Back in the golden era Of sports,
around 1926. Northeastern High
had some of the finest prep teams
IN the country It's basketball
teams went a long way in the ma
tfurdt tournaments and It's foot
hall teams were able TO play any
prep eleven on equal footing.
Those were the days OF 30 Mo-
lenda and Joe TruSkowSki, TO name
q couple OF the best Known. In
the front line Of their best football
team was a big, strong lad from
Kentucky Stuart Terry Well over
o feet tall and possessor OF a fine
pair of hands, Terry was a natural.
When he completed his prep
course he went 10 Michigan. he
was just the type Of player they
were looking for there but Terry
had other plans. Those strong. sure
hands were the hands Of surgeon
and Terry knew that only work
would take him 10 his goal
He worked as a waiter. a road
side salesman or any other task
that would help him get his edu-
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champions, handed the Titars that
loss, which was no disgrace, but
Coach Lloyd Brazil has only three
regulars from last years team.
Capt Art Stolkey, Joe Nader and
Bill Schriber. Lee Knorek, 6-foot
-f-inch center who played with To-
ledo DeSaleS last year. and John
Quinn, reserve guard last year
round out the starting lineup.
In the same boat As Brazil Is
Newman Ertell Wayne mentor
Only two regulars from last year
will be in the starting lineup to-
night. They're Bill Van Week at
center and Joe Holloway at for
ward.
Oregon State which lost in the
Pacific Coast finals 10 Stanford.
the team which went on 10 win
the National Collegiate crown last
year, comes here with a perfect
record. The Beavers knocked off
City College of New York Satur-
day night at Madison Square
Garden. 45-34. for their fourth
consecutive victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
HAS FINE RECORD

Only three Of the Selfridge Filters
have played collegiate basketball,
but the caliber of the team is
accurately gagged by its record.
They've won eight out of nine
games while averaging 60 points,
and the one loss was by the mar
gin OF one point at the hands of
the undefeated University of Mich
igan five.
Two Of the three college bred
-p yeTs. Sam Lieberman and
Bobby Roth, are from Detroit and
will be in the starting lineup.
Lieberman. from Lawrence Tech,
will be al center. and Roth. former
Wayne captain, will be at guard.
Vaughn Waddell, a veteran who
played with the Auto Club is a
third Detroiter in the starting
lineup az guard
The soldiers will rate the favor
ties role over l.. of D., which has
come through four games with one
defeat Illinois, last years Big Ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
CY0 Champions
Win 2din Row

Queen Of Apostles served a Sec
ond notice of its intention to re-
peat as the Catholic Youth Organ
ization'S heavyweight cage cham
pion as its 50-41 victory over ST
Margaret Mary highlighted yes
terday'S Is games. 1t defeated St
Anthony IN the first round last
week, A2-31.
Santa Maria, the team which
was slated tor the championship
last year until the Apostle five
pulled its surprise victory in the
playoffS, also is undefeated. Santa
Maria collected points yesterday
in the last six minutes of play to
defeat st. Cecilia. 50-46.
HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION
ST. Bernard 3s, St Philip Neri Al
o. l.. Queen Of Apostles so, ST. Margaret
Mary ~,
St Paul %. 81. Ambrose %
Santa Maria 80. ST. Cecilia -.
st. Benedict 30 St. Gregory II.
ST. Agnes II, ST. Luke 20.
ST Alphonsus 81, Holy Rosary Is.
o. l.. Of Guadalupe 40. ST. Agnes No.
?, H.
LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION
St Margaret Mary 26. 81 Florian 20.
o. L. queen OF Apostles &c. Holy Name
"a
St Elizabeth 30 Nativity %.
ST. Gregory -st-Anne- 1s,-
O. J.. Of SorrOVs 80, ST Gabriel 30
o L. OF NJ. Carmel "a. Christ the
King 20
Holy Rosary So. St Augustine Il.
St Josaphat 81 Blessed Sacrament 81
Union sIa 20. u. L, Of C,uadallpe
81, John Canitus as. 81. John Cantius
No. %.
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cation. And he passed the stiff,
eXaCtlnC courses with flying col
orS He established a practice in
Pontiac and il soon was seen he
was headed for a successful career
in the medical field.
Football was forgotten and golf
at North Hills took its place as
recreation.
When the war came. he was
quick TO offer his services TO his
country. After a short course at
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton he was commissioned a lieu
tenant and sent away.
His wife left him in California
and returned 10 Pontiac 10 work
as a nurse Months later came
word Or. Terry was in New Yea
land at a base hospital. Here there
was no golf or play. This was
work, hard work and for no fancy
fees.
I Last week 10 Mrs. Terry came
that dreaded message from the
government;
Doctor Terry drowned sun
day In the Southwest Pacific"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
La MOTTA LIKENED TO HARRY GREB

Mex Crust Buster Londe in grabbing off the Jimmy
Edgar.ake LaNotta right under Mike Jacobs nose
appears 20 achieved something Of notable feat II Is
as far as is known the FIRST willy old Uncle Michael
has lost a match which he wanted.
Jacobs it is reported been trying his hardest to re-
match Edgar LaNotta the pair put up their
sensational battle in Square Garden last August That
first ENHANCEMENT has by New York boxing scrbes
as 'the fight Of the year
Edgar lost the decision heavier opponent LaMoa
weighing Negro pOunds1 but the decision was
by narrow squeak popular with lot of the
fans privileged to see the tusse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
ISf Answer to Layden for Missing AII.Sfar {

downs scored by ASars by Washington That
brought about the 144 deadlock which Aros field goal later
broke.
Featuring the AHStas spurge in this period 97yard
gaop touchdown by Bill Dudley of the Pittsburgh Steeers
who stepped the tide of battle when looked
Washington about to make runaway of the game.
Leading TO result of first period touchdown by III
Adric 40 yards picking ball off the ground
following punt from Al-Sars' II by Harry Hopp of De-
Redskins the AStars Dudley grabbed
short overhene Washington pass and never stopped until
ne crossed the Redskins goal line
the AlStars, with Chicago Bears
forming the bulk of their lineup work again
superb featured by Sid Luckmans passes brought
Wasngton g. Petty plunged from there and the
Al-StarS led, 14-7.
pair of timely passes by Zimmerman the last from the
Seymour n scoring evened the count
Artoe then got telling boot in the final period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Leafs, Bruins
AfeDefedtfed

Anything can happen In the Ma
tional Hockey League these days
Take last night as an example.
Montreal CanadienS and New
York Rangers are the tallend clubs
but that didn't prevent them from
smackIng down the two clubs tied
for first place Boston Bruins and
Toronto Maple Leafs.
With Jimmy Franks starring in
goal for the Rangers and Alfe
Pike scoring twice, the New York
crs upset Toronto 81. before a
crowd Of 1868 in Madison Square
Garden
Maurice Richard If the Cana
dienS suffered a possible broken
ankle when Tho Montreal team.
playing ~ home. handed Boston
its second defeat in two nights, Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Their Garden Bout Was Thriller

THE Hereunder between Jake LaNiota and Jimmy Edgar
the in the Garden in months Al Buck OF the
Post the time Edgar, 149lI pounds,
the three rounds but he stopped trying
the 60pound LaMotta TO win with steady at
body The stood and cheered after 1t
oN
New Workers pointing TO LaMoa as 1.-The only tighter
Sugar run While the clever Robin
able TO peck point with counter blows
he expressed himself nightly glad when his furious mix with
the rushing, hard hitting LaMotta
LaMotta, in of his recent tits handed Henry
Chiemlewsk mercless beating in Boston. Chiemewsk
tough mddleweght Tommy Walsh had around Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

banked upon by the champion
of the fund 10 partc
pate His failure has led to usfably bad reaction
TO the game
that his duties in Texas and attack of
kept him might be accepted for the
fact that the face of what football has done for the
effort the players not eager to take part IN this par
ticular contest.
Baugh be the Redskins No. and therefore the
days big those who paid enough TO leave about
$4,000 above expenses for the merchant marine men,
The of the deal inability Of the promoters 10
know that he wouldn't be hand He advertised almost
the last minute
The league particularly BauCh because transpoa-
him, with and
the other essentials him from Sweetwdter 1eX TO Pha
dephia.
Much of the action marked by rough and spirited
play crowded third period which three touch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

Because Of his rushing tactics scrbes call him the
"oneman riot Dan Parker calls him The Wacky Fighter
Jake born the lower side of New York City Italian
father and Jewish mother He the oldest Of family of
fve he the breadnner Of the family and also supports
grandmother who is So years old. While in high school he
became member * the Teasdaie A. c. New York club and
after month Of gym work decided boxing
SO, looks like Nick has the fight Of the year for De.
trot.
And If the fans don't pack Olympia Friday night New
Years Night it wiz look Londes very much Detroit
doesn't want boxing Nick didn't gct LaMoa for nothing
he had guarantee him $4,000 with privilege Of 80 s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
What Must a Fellow Do TO VIM

"Jake his first % pro fights" Capriano reports,
call them short bouts Then figured ne ready for
the distances matched him with Jimmy Reeves,
the Cleveland boy. II Jake's first hereunder
Jake had the deck three times in the ninth
and in the tenth Reeves went down three
times in the tenth without being hit and therefore the bout
should have been awarded TO LaNOtta T. X o.
But the decision given TO Reeves and then the
riot After 20 minutes played the Star
Spangled Banner and this qucIled the uprising"
Capano points out that LaNotta is fighter who
bars Negro opponents.
I'VE boxed 81 coored boys out of 70 professional bouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s.-Chcago Bears have gained
the surprising defeat they suffered at the
Washington Redskins the playon for the Ma
tiona Professional Football League champion.
Artoc Chicago lneman, took Of that detail here
yesterday when he kicked a43ard field goal IN the fourth period
14-l4 the Al-Sars l1d triumph
Redskins.
Washington played without the Of
Sammy Baugh failed appear for the BaughS
Elmer
leagues commissioner, ordered investigation
why the Texan hand Tor the which played
as a benefit
Other also
Don Hutson greatest passcatcher would played
Al-Sars; Dick Todd the Redskins superatNe
back. and few others failed 10 show
previously had announced he wouldn't
game and the likewise had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

This LaMotta be the guy they wrote the Mr..
Five BY Five about Jake only feet inches and looks
wide he high. He really looks like heavy
weight than middeweigh Besides Robinson, Edgar and
Chemews LaMotta has boxed Jimmy Reeves Nate Bolden
Joe Baynes Bill Mcdowell and dozen other boys,
since turning professional Only
years old Jake has been fighting pro but three His
climb fight circles ranks modern ring sensations He
has only FIVE decisions in A fights all of them dis
puted close to be unpopular with fans.
AS amateur LaAlotta, who is New Yorker the
Hearst Diamond Belt ghtheayyweight championship
County heavyweight After winning these
honors Mike Carpano his then and his manager
turned his fighter professional
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Three 1-Hour Bouts
Top Card al Arena
TONfGHTvS BOUTS


Frankie Hart Toronto, VS. Eddie "Bac
Man Lewis. Detroit, in 3 falls
Ivan kaminon. Russia VS. "Flash
Gordon, Hollywood in 3 falls
Leo Jensen Nashville, VS.. frankie
Clemens Detroit 2 IN 3 falls
Harold Chaundy, Detroit. VS.. Georg,
Council, Battle Greek. one fall.
Three one-hour bouts will fea-
ture tonights wrestling show al
Arena Gardens. One is return
GO between Eddie Lewis and
frankie Hart. who travelled a fast
pace without fall being scored in
q Commute bout last week. Ivan
Kaminof. who recently drew
with Lewis, takes on Flash Cor
don. and Leo Jensen opposes
frankie Clemens.
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COME IN FINAL

Shamrock ran into the three In
! his final game after 2o6-29e and
these breaks kept the Ohioans
from beating 1878 for first. Stew
art linked 256-216-194 for 666, one
of the highest series of the tour
lnament.
Barney Doyle, rolling with Mt.
Elliott on the five man cleanup
squad, using alley 81. managed
500 total which let him into
third in the all-events four pins
ahead of Joe Kissoff of Cleveland
who had 1898. Joe Szuch who has
come to the front Of recent weeks
in major Detroit bowling held fifth
on 1894.
Walter gcner'S Franken-
muthss from Flint cut into the
first five in Class A on 2912, Bill
Darby leading on COB. Wegener
won the 194l styles on $50.
Shamrock and Stewart did not
do so well in the team event as in
doubles, Shamrock shooting only
|526 and Stewart 552. Their team.
the Wilson Kewpees made only
1854.
The new champion did not beat
IA tournament record. Tom Owen
of Louisville holds the Class A
singles on 761. Walter Reopen
hagen and Ernie Hartman's 1919
i'm doubles dates back to 1924.
Michelobs of Chicago keep their
1884 and Ben Bernicchi, Chicago.
lbs all-events mark of 2O9O.
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Resume Net Tourney

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. % HNS4
Second round play in the Sugar
Bowl tennis matches will be re-
Sumed today tourney officials an
nounced, after cancellation of all
play yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
He Helps En-
Score 1st Coal;
Rest Is Easy
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

With fervent thanks TO goalie
Bert Gardiner of Chicago for
showing them how to knock the
puck into his net. the Detroit Red
Wings have left the Chicago
Blackhawks behind and now be-
lieve they are headed for first
place in the National Hockey
League.
Gardiner scored the first goal
against himself in the secor
eeriod AZ Olympia last night afIf :
the quick-to-iearn Wings then
poured five more past him for the
e-1 victory that gave them sole
possession Of third place.
The Wings have not only Gard
liner hut their Own Capt Sld-Ahel-
TO thank as well. It's Abels re-
turn TO form that gives his team
mates the hope that when they
return hero next Sunday after
road games with Boston and New
York. they viii find themselves
once more up with the leaders.
@NA.NL hAAhO1A OOhh
The black haired left WInger
from Film Flon. after going nine
games without goal. looked like
the scoring streak of last year as
he banged home two Detroit goals.
sgd Howe. the Wings leading
scorer. also was credited with
two. including the one Gardiner
pushed in. Mud Bruncteau and
Connie Brown were the other De-
.troit scorers while George Allen
saved Chicago from a shutout.
Chicago hadn't won here since
March IS, 1910 but the Wings
and the 1885 spectators weren
certain a Detroit victory was IN
the offing until Gardner com
nltted his faux pas early in the
second period of the slam-bang
encounter. With all the Red Wings
taking WhackS at big Ear Selbert.
the customers were enjoying the
bullfight aspects of the game. but
Stlll hadn't seen any red lights.
Then Gardiner. the 29-year-old
product Of Saskatoon, Skated out
10 clear a loose puck four feet IN
front OF his net after sgd Howe,
Harry Watson and Mud Bruno
teau had staged "A rush 4 simple
loft shot was all Bert needed Bat
he took a split second too long foy'
howe came skating IN from -
left. The puck hat ono OF SyL \
legs and bounced back Ger Gard
lner's stick toward the cage. Card
lner didn't see II -- didn't know
where 1T waS-and as he dropped
Tor the expected shot ne pushed
the rolling disc across the line.
NEEDED SPARK
That seemed 10 be all the prin-
ing the Wings needed at the scor-
ing pump. Less than six minutes
later Connie Brown racked up No.
2 on a play which started on a
rink wide pass from Carl Liscombe
10 Eddie Wares. Wares steamed
~ ~, - chit 1y5per opd utac bCpcfaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Invading Us Favored
SeIfridge, Oregon State Given Edge Over Ti+ans
Wayne in Twin Gage Bill at Olympia
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

a success last year when intro
duced under normal conditions,
collegiate basketball double-head-
ers Will get their first test under
wartime restrictions tonight at
Olympia.
The University OF Detroit meets
the Selfridge Field Flers, strong
est of the service teams IN this
vicinity, in the first game, which
starts at 8 p. m, and Wayne Uni
verSity is paired with Oregon
State. runnerup in the Pacific
Coast Conference last year, in the
nightcaD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
CMcago's Goahe Clues Wings an Idea
Few Changes
Mark Central
States Finish

All that remains today OF the
annual Central States champion
ship bowling tournament is the
printing and distribution of the
prize list. officials announce that
they hope TO have the checks ready
by January a.
One change came in Class A
doubles when the final squads
rolled yesterday at Detroit Recre-
alton. Chef Shamrock and Hal
Stewart from Findlay, o.. went
into second place on 1861, and
three splits away from the lead.
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Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

r-. LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT =. Chicago L.,
New York g.. Toronto ~
Montreal e. Boston 2.
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back Cheemlewsk Polish refugee is working in
plant Portland Me- LaMoa whom writ
ken the late Harry Greb because of his rushing
sive style freak his weight. Though he has
weighed pounds weight low 155
pounds he all and has defeated number of
heavy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
WTSTTRN Division
LAST NIGHTS RtNl LIS

Hershey s. New Haven 2
Prr.H rnrr Washington 3
Buffalo g. Cleveland 2
Indianapolis 4, Pittsburgh (ovtramsD'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
SPORT
b. LEO MACDONELL

Their New York Fi9ht
Best See in 0arden
in Quite Some Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

Mex Londes in Landing
Edqar-La Meta Beat
Nike Jacobs 10 Bout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
NEEDED SPARK

That seemed 10 be all the prinl-
ing the Wings needed at the Scor-
ing pump. Less than six minutes
later Connie Brown racked up No.
2 on a play which started on
rink wide pass from Carl Liscombe
10 Eddie Wares. Wares steamed
IT. on right wing and was boosted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

EASTERN DIVISION
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He Looks Like Mr.. Five by Five

lfeavyweights.
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Scribes Call Him 'One-Man Riot

he says.
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} ANSWERS 10
WAR QUIZ

N1TstA1A@" -
/. Single eheyron Is worn By
private first class.
2. Allied forces sank more Jap
warships In Solomons battle.
which extended over many weeks.
while other engagements were Of
a few days duration. More big
ships were lost by Jsps 1t Md
way. where four Of their aircraft
carriers were sunk.
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rested by nazis a. a hostage 70
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Mckenny OH Bridge

take the finesse. East viii win
and Immediately return a heart.
which West viii ruff. The deeiar-
or did lead a small heart from
dummy, but he did not take the
finesse-he went right up with the
ace. He led a small club. won In
dummy with the ace and played
the other heart Nov you can
see that the defense Is helpless
II West trumps. that Is the only
trick they can win. II he refuses
to trump. deelarer can trump .
heart in dummy and discard one
Of them on the good king Of clubs
Play around with this hand
you win find II very interesting.
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Prevents Cross-Ruh
By Keepinu Lead
BY WILLIAM y. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

This is the third Of series Of
outstanding rubber bridge hands
given TO me by Harry J. Fishoein
OF the Mayfair Bridge club IN
New York.
The opening lead was won N
dummy with the King Of Diamonds.
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. Listening
Post

Rebuff in Tunisis
Part OF the Game
United Nations Still
Have Advantage
Aerial Shippers Find
New Vital Spots
Jsps Keep Ahead on
Pseifie Ship Deal
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Takes The Pain Out of Income Tax
Pay-As-you-Go Plan
Would Get Taxpayer
Out Of Debt
Simple as Turning the Clock Back

Editors Nele Besrdslev Ruml
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