The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Sports
Roundup
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 -(R-
Having tried to apply common
sense to football predictions for
several weeks, and having fallen
somewhat short of perfection,
this dept. is inaugurating a new
system this week:
Duquesne VS.. st. Vincent Fri
day. - One of Duquesne's half
backs is Goode. So is Duquesne
too good for St. Vincent.
Colgate VS.. Holy Cross-We're
always mistaking Colgate's AL
Hanover for a trotting horse be-
cause of his name, but we I'M
derstand he's runner. Maybe
AL will pace the Red Raiders to
victory.
Oklahoma VS.. Iowa State -
Word from the Southwest is
that the, Sooners' prospects de-
pend on whether Hamm is hot.
Veteran sandwich eaters tell us
cold. Hamm is just as good. Any
way, we'll string along with
Oklahoma whether Hamm is hot
or roasted.
Pennsylvania VS.. Army-The
Penn is mightier than the sword.
Texas Christian VS.. Baylor - No
selection. We can't tell which
way the Frogs will jump.
ONE-MINUTE SPORTS PAGE
Local fight enthusiasts are
talking about return meeting
here between Fritzie Zivic and
Henry Armstrong. Maybe they
didn't see those pictures from
San Francisco showing Henry's
face looking like Halloween
punkin after he won from Frit-
zie d. Red Horner, who won
the National Hockey Leagues
bad man title so often he was
given permanent possession, will
be big league referee this sea-
son Thought for Brook
lyn: Branch Hickey always used
to say that if he ever had direct
control of a ball club, Burt Shot
ton would be his manager :.
The football Yale used to beat
Dartmouth last Saturday won't
60 into the trophy case with the
rest The Eli players auto
graphed it and gave it to Gary
Odell, coach Howie's five-year-
old son, who is laid up with
plaster cast on an ailing leg.
TODAY'S GUEST STAR
William MEG. Keefe, New
Orleans Times-Picayune: Chan
cellor o. c. Carmichael of Van
derbilt said that the students at
tending the university without
a serious purpose should enlist
in the armed forces before sun
down. He probably was refer
ring to those students who make
up the football squad, because
we notice his suggestion came
right on the heels of that 33 to 0
pasting Mississippi State dished
out"
HE MEANS WELL
Don Means, former y. of
Washington quarterback, finds
that building airplanes for I'm
Gle Sam and playing football for
the Seattle Shipbuilders makes
a few demands upon his time
A few Sundays ago he
worked from $50 a. m. to / p.
m. made a quick shift to the
gridiron for a 2 p. m. kickoff
and then, after helping Seattle
beat Spokane $50, he went
home and put in the rest of the
day clearing brush off his place
in the country.
SERVICE DEPT.
Being in the Army hasn't
of change for Pvt. AL
Buck, former New York Post
sportswriter. At Fort Dix, N.
j., he is writing sports for the
camp newspaper - The Post
&. The Servicemen's Boxing
League in the Chicago district,
including teams from Fort Sher-
idan, Camp Grant, Glenview Ma
val Aviation base, u. of Chicago
Naval Training School, Chicago
Naval Training Station for adj
vanced aviation and Navy Pier,
will perate under A. A. u.
rules. Pro boxers will be given
special spots in the programs
only IF suitable opponents can
be found for them =. Buzz
Berries, Nays All = America
back of 1884, already has six
Jap planes to his credit. He was
on both the Yorktown and the
but managed TO find
safe landing places when his
ships went down.