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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
Keeping Pace
St. Theresa and Holy Redeemer Football Teams
Trade Opponents, Remain Undefeated
Iett 10 right: Ed Behdn,
BY TOM HARPER

Timms went 40 yards to score.
st. Francis Xavier walloped st.
Gertrude, 45-7. in another game
in the same bracket. Charles Miller
scored three touchdowns, Earl Mo-
tok two in the rout.
Featuring the nonleague encoun-
ters was a night game at Mack
Park in which first division st.
Catherine blanked second division
st. Philip. 12-0. with Joe Gustella
scoring both touchdowns on punt
returns of as and 40 yards.
Jim Price made both touchdowns
in st. Francis de Sales 1876 VIC
tory over Sacred Heart, and Vince
Maloney's three markers were
notable as ST. Rose defeated St
Ambrose, 27-7. in other games.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
They're Hokus-Pokus Experts

In the last Great Lakes did not lose game They
the Rose Bowl the climax triumph.
So Michigan took this assignment, and took it week
earlier than the usually opens AS know by
the Wolverines went into the without the teams half
back Tom Kuzna, and stIl 90.
Fritz Crisler his staff turned in a masterpiece. We
can't remember seeing team show much stuff in
opening game against stout opposition.
Here just few things that be tossed the of
the coaching staff They showed team expey drilled in the
ahces of all grid tradesthe hokus pokusdespite the fact
handling starting assignments for the first time
Elmer Madar. sub quarterback Of year ago,
end Mev Preguman guard of last center. Bob
Wiese playing his first varsity game in there for go
utes at Westfas old fuback slot Bill Pula replaced Keto
the tackle berth and of the days heroes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
Wolverines a Step Ahead

outweghed and oumanned Michigan made only sub
situons including the brief entry Of sophomore center James
F. Brieske Of Harbor Beach the game field goal
Mchigans team had unbelievable speed They step
every play than the powerful sailors
Chappus, White Wese and Don Robinson four Of the
fastest backs any college will boast this Capt
George Ceham the quarterback and blocker provides grand
balance.
Michigan alumni have a right today ask: "Wow! How
good will they be when Tom Kuzma gets back?
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
|Crimmins Wins $50
Bond in Pin Match

John Crimmins paired with Joe
Angeliri, proprietor. to defeat
Councilman Billy Rogell and John
Gavie by 122 pins in a doubles
match for the promotion of the
sale of war bonds at Palm Beach
Recreation last night when they
shot 1855 to their rivals 1888.
Crimmins, who received a S5C
bond, fired 244-212-217 for 673
Angeliri had $50, Gavie 597 and
Rogell 536. A total of $400 in
bonds were sold. The winners
meet Joe Norris and Rogell next
Sunday at 1920.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28

Marneau had coached into AAmerica fuback fame when
Bob passed over the diploma. Reuben Keto voted
the valuable years had played out the
string and through at tackle
Michigan lost both its first string ends Gone Bob
Ingalls,, unsung but sturdy center.
II Crser Mchigans athletic director who sounded
keynote Conference meeting around the first
of the He thought sports in general should cooperate
with the effort He proved his sincerity by offering his
Michigan for n opening game with Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28

owned by Jay Gladstone OF Roch-
ester. second line. Blazing Star
won the second race, and Ozark
Bounce, owned by the Ray
Brothers of Detroit, took first line
and tree in the third heat.
LOCKER. owned by Miles Christie
of Capac took first line in the
next race with Peggy, owned by
Gilbert Pulliam of Ferndale COM
ing in second.
Other winners were Michigan
Central, owned by the Ray
brothers: Pay Charlie, owned by
Barney Wagner of Capac; Little
Rose. owned by Clare Thompson;
Trixie Girl, owned by Walter
Ferry; Wild Bill. owned by c. M.
McAurthes, Hazel Park. and Rat
tier, owned by Albert Hicks.
Hicks announced that he would
conduct a coon dog trial Sunday,
October IL, at Joy road and
Middlebelt. The event will be fea.
.tured by a 500 guaranteed purse
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28

e ona Bhan.H Hang KennedS
Prep Runs 83 Yards
To Score Touchdown

MT. PLEASANT. Sept. 28.-
Sacred Heart Academy scored a
$50 grid victory over Bay City st.
James here Sunday to initiate the
Saginaw Valley Parochial League.
Lloyd Connors raced SO yards for
one of his three touchdowns. Jack
Voisen plunged two yards for the
other.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
SuIIivan-C Fete

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s (UP).
= Lightweight Champion Sammy
Angott and Aldo Spoldi of New
York feature a program of four
fights scheduled here tonight in
commemoration of the fiftieth an
niversary of the Sullivan-Corbett
fight
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
Fans Still Flock
To Race Track
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Something new has been added
to the equipment of all loyal race.
goers at Detroit-an overcoat 4
which to stuff the regular equip
ment-the aspirin and the racing
form.
Not since the last dreary days
of the 1884 meeting when the
horses ran for 120 days at De-
troit (from May until mid-Octo-
ber) have turf fans had to buck
such weather in addition to their
racing luck. The cold weather
hasn't cooled of the Detroit fans.
however. Not with a handle Of
81 $40, ,149 last week.
FOURTH.RACE BEST
A decline of S159,000 from the
first six days of the meeting was
attributed to the severely cold
weather Thursday when only
Sl67 .923 was wagered by crowd
of 3,751. lowest of the meeting.
This was a drop of $54, 900 from
the previous day. but after Thurs
day the handle picked up again
with $204.71S on Friday and $685.
564 Saturday when a paid attends
ance Of S,761 was registered on
the turnstiles.
Today's racing program isn't
particularly impressive, the best
field being the fourth in which
seven 2-year olds with a top
claiming value of $500 are to 60
six furlongs. c. T. Williams Amy's
Third, winner of three of his II
starts, and Brand OMine. the
Challenger III filly owned by G. and
j. Cohen Of Detroit. shape up as
the principal contenders in this
event.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
Reserve Problem Is Acu+e

There's only dscouragng feature about the Michigan
voryf there such thing being discouraged after
q thrilling win-and that's the reserve problem.
Don't think Fritz Crser played ali those go min
ues because he wanted prove something He strictly
the fidgety He afraid risk his reserves
II shame that only 170S7 this daring, talented
bunch Of speedster put their stop
wonder IL such entertaining will be
clients TO entertain for the better part of the
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
Sounds Logical

Walter Hagen claims golfers
are able to score better on unfa-
miliar courses because they press
too much on their home layouts,
trying to make a good showing.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28

OO-O.
The Pirates scored five touch
downs, three by Bill Dillon. anc
one each by Leo Diamond anc
Ralph Doherty. Doherty ran bach
the score half kickoff 95 yard.
to score.
SCORE AT WILL
Desmond Sheeiey, who is begin
ming his. first year at the schoo
out on West Vernon. saw his team
score almost at will against st
Leo. Joe Wood, left halfback. tai
lied three times, and Don Lessmau
Ed Connogue, Bert Waldecker anc
Don Iwingham once each as Re-
deemer scored in every period.
Lourdes, also a member of the
west side. opened itss eason with q
60 victory over st. Mary Of Red
ford as Don Syrett plunged 5 yards
to score in the third period.
In the race for the east side
title, st. Joseph was held to
scoreless tie by st. Ladislaus. De
La Sale turned back st. Benedict
1910. as Tom Addy, sophomore
back, scored both touchdowns.
The only game scheduled in the
second division saw st. Paul gain
TO victory over St. Charles
Robert Klinesmith went Is yards
for the only score. Tom Martin
addad tho extra mint
ST. VINCENT WINS
In the third division, st. Vincent
defeated st. Patrick. 7-6, coming
from behind to win on pass from
frankie Broderick to Jack Peter
son, who ran 20 yards to score
Ed Clancy bucked over for the
extra point. Early in the first pc
riod st. Patrick tailed when Elton
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28

Keeping pace with each other
against the same teams, st. The
resa and Holy Redeemer today
hold their second consecutive VIC
tories in football competition or
the west side of the Catholic High
School Leagues first division.
The defen ding champions
trounced st. Gregory, 1926, yester-
day while Redeemer smothered St
Leo. 46-0. A week ago st. Theresa
walloped st. Leo, $50. while the
Lions were blanking st. Gregory
23-0.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
CRISLER DOES A PERFECT JOB

Michigan may have the best college football team in the
country 1912 But likely to be one OF the most inter
esting you will see
Each season our admiration Crisler grows greater
The head Wolverine coach lost Bob Westfa whom Earl
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

But lis Likely TO Be One
Of Most Interesting
You VIII See in I942
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-28

Michigan May Not Have
Best College Football
Team in the Country I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Toilet Tissue
eShortdge Denied
Time. STAFF Correspondent

LANSING March 26.-Takc L
from the Michigan Defense Coun-
Gil. Mrs. Housewife you needn't
fear a shortage OF toilet tissue.
although Investigations re-
veal that not even potential
shortage of toilet paper exists
the council proclalmS, "house-
wives are unnecessarily hoard
ing.
a survey shows there Is no
shortage now and will not be-"
Fear Of a shortage resulted from
a tremendous army purchase few
weeks ago, il was explained. Man
ufacturers diverted their civilian
Supply 10 the army which re-
oucsted a speedy delivery, and as a
result some storckeepers ran out
Housewives mistakenly con
cludcd a scarcity and started {
hoard il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Typewriter Stock
RdtionedApr.3

WASHINGTON. March 26
(INS).-The Office Of Price AID.
ministration today announced that
more than 100, 900 new typewriterS,
mostly portables. will be released
from frozen stocks for rationing
April -.
Those eligible TO purchase them
are.
Nonportables-Prime contract
ors engaged in military construc-
ton and war production indus
tries.
Portables- State and local gov
cInments, draft boards. army and
navy civilian aides, defense coun-
ellis and volunteers, local rationing
boards. ships licensed radio OPP
orators, organizations and indus
tries vital 10 the war effort, news
papers periodicals., radio stations
and government-owned corpora
lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Orchids tOYOu
Rare Blooms Given Away
at Flower Show

An orchid will be given away
every hour at the Flower Show, in
Convention Hall, beginning Friday
morning. IL was announced today.
The orchids will be in addition
TO the $500 landscape and garden
plan which will be given away at
the end OF the show.
Evidence that the Detroit public
Is expecting TO be using homemade
soap was seen in the crowds about
the soap-making exhibit AT the
Flower Show. II shows the equip
ment and procedure used when
soap making was a common house
hold task.
Other crowds have gathered
about the X. T. Keller gardens
filled with dwarf trees labeled
Very Old" and which are actually
more than $50 years of age. An
other popular exhibit are the boxes
of Shamrocks from 81 counties Of
Ireland, sent over in conveyed
ships and displayed by the Sons
OF Erin Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Arrested Musician
Plays for Court

A command performance by
Lee NJ. Defamation and his Little
Rock (Ark) Arabs set feet 10
Juggling at Gratiot avenue and ST.
Antoine street, today.
The command" was issued by
Judge Christopher Stems court.
Defamation was arrested by po-
lice yesterday when he failed to
produce adequate reason for a
truck load Of instruments. Today
fellow orchestra members vouched
for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
$50 for Face CLEANING

Cleaning Of Hazen S. Pingrce's
face on an oil painting that nor
mally hangs in the mayors Office
Will cost $50, the Art Institute
reported. Council approved the bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
TIPS FOR INDIyIDUALIsTs

Those lulled too long by civil
zation may obtain various pat
ented sharpenerS at various COM
mercial establishments which VIII
keep the various types Of razor
blades in various states of
keenneSs.
For rugged individuallSts. how
ever. and those who like a cold
shower on winter mornings. more
rough and ready methods are
suggested
The first method requires
l. only the razor blade.
horny hand and tourniquet.
Strop the razor blade against
the palm Of the hand. using the
tourniquet 10 halt the bleeding
until the doctor arrives
C-The Secopd method has long
- been popular with prison
inmates MoiStcn tho blade
and with one finger hone II
against the inside Of a smooth
glass tumbler until perfect
edge is obtained II that
doesn't work. break the tumbler
throw away the razor blade
and shave with the fragments
OF the glass.
II none Of the above helps YOU,
don't worry. Look nj the Rus
SLAMS. They're doing all right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Further Cuts
Seen Here as
US. Cuts Blades
BY HARRY TAYLOR

Detroit whlskers today faced
the prospect of growing all out
for victory as the War Produc-
ton Board issued a razor blade
curtailment order which would
limit every man TO enc blade a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

curtallment order which would
Limit every man TO enc blade a
week. -
Greatly TO be affected, II was
feared. are Cd those whose rough
exterior springs from skin as
tender as a bashful goods and
CD those whose neck whiskers
spiral like the convolutions on a
government weather map. They're
the usual blade-a-day men.
DR.. Loren w. Shaffer. WAYNE
University dermatology professor
and Board OF Health expert "a
one-blade-a-montherr himSclf1-ai
first gave non-professinnal advice
10 the thin-skinned public.
GET STRAIGHT RAZOR
"Why not get an fash
Toned straight razor or a new
fashioned electric shaver?" he
asked.
He then added
"One thing IL 10 keep the
blade as sharp as possible, by
any one Of several means, and
the second thing IL 10 clean and
dry II. washing the blade with
alcohol after shaving will keep
II clean and will dry II faster
than will water.
II tell some Of my patients
with tender skins 10 soak the
face I'm boric acid solution
both before and after shaving
and following shaving with a
mild antiseptic, such as rub
bling alcohol.
"h your neck whiskers spiral,
my advice IL Ia be careful not
tn shave against the grain. No
one should attempt 10 shave too
closely"
For those who FIND an old
fashioned grinding wheel either
unavailable or a little rough for
the job. certain biade-SharpcnIng
procedures have been learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06
N Y. STOCKS


NEW YORK. Nov. Cup Steel shares,
with gains ranging to more than points
in Bethlehem Steel, today led the stock
market into new high ground since the
day before Pearl Harbor, Volume in
creased on the rise, which was induced
by British successes in North Africa.
Numerous issues made highs for the
year Special issues had wide gains.
featured by American Locomotive pre-
ferred. which tocched a new top al 81
up ~
Demand for automobile issues came in
60 the market shortly before noon Gen
ural Motors made a new high and lhe
other issues-high and low -priCcd-made
new tops or eoualcd their highs. Auto
mobile equipments also were prominent
on the recovery.
When motors Jagged a bit steles came
10 the forefront. Their rise stimulated
new buying in other sections. 1nterna-
tional Telephone was the most active is
sue with volume nearly 10 per cent OF
that for the entire market
The Industrial average crossed the re-
cent 1912 high and was the best since
Dec g. The railroad average came near
its high. Utilities were around the best
levels since carly in the year. The
composite average OF the three leading
groups reached its best level OF the yeer.
business news was featured by the
department of commerce report on ma
iional income in September at a record
high of $4,000, 600 600 Barron's report
cd its business activity index at rec
ord high Chain store sales made a fairy
good showing for October. and retail trade
this week. as reported by Dun Brad
street had a gain Of - 10 u per cent
over the corresponding week of last
year.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stocS
averages Industrial 116.12. up D. Rail,
29. 81 up 0.22; Utility 14.23 up O.ls; ana
Is stocks 39.39 up 0.40. All but the
Iuilitv average were at new 1912 highs.
Stock sales were S56,S30 shares against
SOS. $50 Yesterday. Curb stock sales
totaled 124025 shares against SI,loo IN
the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06

non fodder to throw into the breach
which may be opened in his lines
by the rugged coast team.
Oceanside dropped its first game
in two years recently when it fell
before the San Diego state reserves
by a one touchdown margin. The
Arabs are scheduled to play that
same reserve squad here on NoVem-
Der 13.
Dennerlein's squad has felt the
pinch OF the war so much that
there is practically no team left.
The starting lineup, which has
a number of very talented stars as
far as things football are concerned
will be called upon to play almost
the entire game, for substitutes are
few and far between for the Arabs
Four 15-minute quarters of play
will probably be the fate of two
thirds of the Arab starters.
In spite of the odds Dennerlein
was almost optimistic. Barring in
jurieS he feels that his team will
be able to battle the Oceansiders
TO a stand still and have q better
than even chance to win.
1t all depends on whether the
boys really want to win this one
Dennerlein said. This is the first
chance they've had to beat a first
class junior college in a long time
and they can do it if they try hard
enough, he said.
Although the Arabs have twice
been defeated by large junior col
leges this year, Denncrlein is of
the opinion That his team wasn't
ready to play those games.
When the Nomads fell before
San Bernardino it was early in the
year. When they were defeated by
Riverside, the new additions to the
Arab squad had not time to get
used to the plays. Marvin Walker,
left half, and Russell Peck, right
half are now raring to go.
The OceanSide backfield is spark
ed by Captain Corwin Mcpherson,
l95-pound fullback. He is supported
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06
LOCAL RUTTERFAT
4. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Nov. Cup, ASpara-
gus: Steady. Imp Wy punched $50, EN
Fey 4.5O, Fey rs. Spec 800.
Bunchcd vegetables: Firm. BcetS 2i4-5
Doz 9O-1.15. ord 6Oc, carrots Doz 1.5O-
is. Ord and small 1.oo-1.15. iced CrtS
Doz 250-3.00; parsley Doz .2O-1.50.
ladiShcS small red De- l. So. 90. spin
ach 4 Doz 1.5O-1.75. Ord 75c. TuruipS o.
, Doz 9O-1O0 Per Doz chard $uC. celery
root 45-5Oc watcrcreSS K mint iOC.
Squash: Firm. White summer san Diego
! 5000, No. 2S 75-1.00; Imp Wy CrtS
1.5O-1.75. Italian san Diego lugs $50
1.75: No. Is 75-1O0: Imp Wy CrtS $50
Us. yellow crookncck 2.00-2.25, fair l.5O-
rs Imp Wy CrtS 1.75-2.00; table queen
l. .25-15O; banana Il &c, hubbard % p.
pumpkins 1ieC.
Tomatoes: Stronger: lugS stones San
Diego iN5s !. Psi 50. 5N5s & oN6S 1.5O-
1.s5. 6N6s 1.25-1.5O. 6N7S leo; san Luis
Obispo 4N5s l.50-1.75: Santa Barbara
4N5s 15O-1.75. 5N5S < 5N6s 1.75-2. 90; 6N6S
1.5O-1.T5. 6NTs 115-125; flats 5N6S and
larger 15O-1.75. 5N7S 1.25-l.5O, Orange
5N5s & 5N6s 1.S5-2Oo. 6N6s l.4o-l. .;
stems Santa Barbara 5N5s & 5N6S 200
2.25. some ripes 1.25-1.50; 6N7s 1.5O-l. %.
Italian tomatoes lugS 75-lOo.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06
ODDSFAv0R IRISH
OVER ARMY TEAM

NEW YORK, Nov. Gu. .PJ-The
Fighting Irish of Notre Dame ruled
a 5-tO-2 choice over Army today
on the eve of their intersectional
football battle which features the
weekend schedule and is expected
to draw the seasons largest crowd
10000 fanS-to Yankee stadium.
Boston College, sole team in the
cast with a perfect record, ruled
3-tO-1 over Temple. The Penn
Ouakers were 81 choices over
Navy; Princeton 3-5 over Dart
mouth and Yale 6-5 over Cornell.
BroWn-Holy Cross was 6 to 5 and
pick; Colgate TO over Columbia
and Syracuse 0-5 over Penn State.
Intersectional tilts had three in
vadisg teams as the choice. st.
Mary'S was 8-5 over Duuuesne:
L.S.U. 9-5 over Fordham and North
Carolina pre-flight 8-5 over George
town.
Southeastern conference games
had Georgia Tech 9-5 over Ken
tucky; Georgia 81 over Florida;
Vanderbilt 7-5 over Mississippi, and
Mississippi State 7-5 over Tulane
Alabama was So choice to de-
feat South Carolina; Georgia pre-
flight 7-5 over Auburn; Tennes-
see 81 over Cincinnati, and Wake
Forest 7-5 over V.MI
In the southwest, Texas was 3-5
to defeat Baylor; Rice 2-l over
Arkansas, and the Texas Aggies
3-5 over S.MU. T.CU. was spot
ted at 8-5 over Texas Tech in a
non conference tilt.
Wisconsin, unbeated conqueror of
Ohio State, rated 81 over Iowa
in the Big Ten, with Minnesota
2-5 over Indiana. and Illinois 6-5
to set back Northwestern. Iowa
Navy was a prohibitive choice over
Fort Knox, with Marquette 8-5 to
beat Manhattan; Michigan 81 ever
Harvard; Ohio State 81 to trim
Pitt, and Purdue a 5-8 underdog
against Great Lakes.
Missouri and Oklahoma drew the
nod in the Big Six. The Tigers
ranked 3-2 to turn back Nebraska
in a game to decide the title. with
Oklahoma "a 70 wallOp Kansas
state.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06
Barnes Storninq
by RAY BARNES

The other Harvey, Nolan, IS
also right halfback. lie plays
for the Spartan BIS.
To put il mOdestly, Nolan is
claimed to be the best passer in
Imperial Valley, bar none. He
is said to be the only player i'm
this neck of the woods who can
run one way and throw the ball
the other, always pretty close to
the mark.
Thursday afternoon he demon
strated a little of that technique
when his aerial thrusts kept the
BraWley B squad back on their re-
spective heels during most of the
game.
His flat passes to Sparta's fast
flying backs were nice to watch
and he could heave the ball long
and true when necessary.
The elder Harvey, the poy's dad
is a civilian employee at Camp
Lcckett. He hasn't missed a Spar
tan football game this season.
Charley DOnneIIy and Jim
Stone aren't bothered a great
deal by the temporary green's now
being used at the Barbara Worth
country club. Last time out Don
nelly carded IS for the 18-hOle
trip while Stone turned i'm
neat 78.
Nest folks are troubled no end
by the bumpy green's. Donnelly
said he lost couple of strokes be-
cause the ball refused to fall after
hanging close to the cup rim. Stone
was in the same boat.
This SuIiiay nine of the regular
greens are scheduled for play and
by the following week the entire
course Should be open.
If all are playable on that Sun
day the grand and formal opening
will probably be held.
Ell Centre Junior colleges foot
bali team has received bid
from San Diego States varsity
reserves for a game here on No
vember 13. If the Arabs can
get by the tough Oceanside jaysee
squad SATURDAY. night they will
be rated about on part with the
Staters. San Diego beat Ocean
side 10, for the first Oceanside
loss in almost two complete sea-
sons.
The Arabs pinned back the ears
of the San Diego State B squad,
but will be up against a much
rougher and heavier squad when
they tangle with the reserves.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-06
L. A. HAY
Legion Prepares
Midnight Shows

American LegionnalreS through
out Imperial Valley Friday COM
pleted arrangements for the big
benefit shows to be presented in
all theaters in the valley at mid
night Saturday.
Since the theaters, the shows,
and the services of all personnel
are donated, all funds from the
ticket sales will 90 to the American
Legion welfare fund, so per cent to
be used in Imperial Valley and so
per cent to be used this year by
the Legion state fundatiOn fund
for welfare and rehabilitation work
among war veterans and their fam
lies in California.
The program will be full length
one composed of pre-views of i'm
portant motion pictures.