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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Notre Dame received and was
soon shackled. Bertelli kicked to
Kuzma who took the punt on his
35 and went to Notre Danes IS.
Kuzma got ii more and then
Robinson came in to lend his help
kuxma's Pass Fails
Michigan drove to the 1-yard
line. but on third down Kuzma
fumbled and recovered on his 3
On fourth down his pass TO Robin
son in the end zone failed.
Bertelli tried TO pass from his
own end zone and White, who
came back into the game fol
Robinson, intercepted the pass on
Notre Danes 10.
This time Michigan scored
twice before it counted officially
With the ball advanced TO the 6
Robinson scored standing up. Blu,
one Of his mates was holding. The
ball was placed back on Michi'
gan's 16 and on the first play
Kuzma passed TO Sharpe on the
l-yard line and then crashed ovel
on the next play for the score
Brieske missed again and the JOY
was Michigan's, 32-14.
The third quarter ended just a!
KuZma crashed over.
But the Irish were not calling
il quits. They took the kickoff
on their 35 and went 65 yards fol
a score. 1t was the old statue
of liberty play, with Bertelli hand
ing the ball to Miller, who SKIPPED
Ia yards for the score. BertellI'.
kick was blocked and the scor,
now was:
Michigan SO, Notre Dame 20.
Bertelli mixed in two passes Il
John Yonakor TO set the stage FOL
this score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Widener's Iron Shot
Takes Hunt HOnOrS

NEW YORK. Nov. IL (UP).-
Miss Ella A. Widener's Iron Shot
fenced perfectly today over the
pa miles of the $1,000 Temple
Gwathmey Memorial Handicap at
the conclusion OF the two-day
United Hunts Meeting and finished
with a three-fourths of a length
lead over the fast closing Brother
Jones.
Cottesmore was third another
half length back. Under the hand
of N. Brown. the winning son of
Chance Shot was timed in SOB
Islbile earning a purse OF s., 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
1871 6

The first time Michigan received
the ball Wistert made such a des-
perate block that he not only
moved down a would-be tackler
on Kuzma, but he moved down
Kuzma, too, and injured himself.
Blocks kuxma, Too
Phil Sharpe caught a pass on
the 1-yard line as one OF his many
contributions OF the day, and no
two Michigan linemen played
better bangup football than Merv
Pregulman and Bill Pritula.
Bob Dove was a standout for
Notre Dame. He played a brand
Of football. that could bring only
anguish when final look was had
at the score board.
Next to Miller. Clatt. the full
back. was Michigan's most trouble
some foe.
The Irish held a one-point mar
gin at the intermission in a thrill
packed battle that kept 81, 200
fans in an uproar. 1t was an
offensive battle from the opening
KICKOFF with only two punts being
made in the half.
Each team scored once on long
drive and each cashed in on a
tumble. IT was scheduled to be
an aerial battle, but both teams
opened with the big guns on the
ground and il was a battle OF
speed, hard hitting backs with just
enough passes thrown in TO keep
the defense from crowding up.
For the first time this year the
Wolverines failed 10 get the jump
on the opposition.
Creighton Miller started the
game by bringing back the kickoff
from his to his 80. The Irish
threw scare into Michigan at
the start when Bob Livingstone
swept wide and cut down the side
lines into the open. But the Off
Gals detected that he had stepped
out OF bounds on the so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Intercept Passes

There were two quick pass in.
Perceptions that had the tide oil
battle ebbing and flowing for q
few minutes. First, Creighton
Miller intercepted one of Whites
left-hand aerials and returned tc
Michigan's 33.
1t looked as though the Irish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

knocked down both Kuzma and his
would-be tackler. Wistert was
knocked groggy on the play.
On the first play. Dove was
through TO spill Kuzma for 2
yard loss and Michigan soon had
TO punt 10 Miller who returned
from his 80 TO Michigan's "a.
On this 44-yard drive. Living
stone knitted through tackle for J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
rockingham Frozen Out

SALEM. N. H., Nov. II tUP}.--
Today's eight-race card at Rock
Bingham Park was Cancelled be
cause OF a frozen track--the frs
time in New England history thai
a horse race had 10 be called of,
because of weather conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

FIRST RACE-7-yesr-olds mile:
Sparkling Maid tRi.nrp 1850 $50 4-It
sugar Ration Rogers $50 $50
Tim. ! 80. OF i:ssn.
sedEemoor. Piueky Ray. windwsrd Isle.
Teia Maude, Ishtar. Oatmeal 'Chipess
sis. 'Tenebrose. Rarinsd. Foe O. Woe and
her Boy also ran.
'f1eld.
SECOND RACE y.sr-olds and up. ?.
b-Hsl.n spot 'Br..n) 80 20 1880 $50
show House ,CrowtberD 23. 80 l0.7
valdina Joe tAtkinsonb $40
Time ] as IS, off 7:iih
Rodis, Pstrisius b-stevads, Lumiere.
Josie's Pal Rogers Boy. Hattie Belle. We
Three. b-chsimse, Down Six and Cosine
Or ). Tut. entry.
THIRD RACE 3-ysAr old. and up.
stesplechase. about 2 miles
Picture Prince tRiles 30 10 , 40
b-Wood King fPenrodl 500 $40
Equiriia lBsiihouxel J le
Time Z: 90 is. off 2.tT.
Winged Hoofs. Great General Black Ned
seafght ebay Night, b-F,eidfArs and
c-Get Out also ran.
b-w. y. Eprngus entry.
CT. ingalls, entry.
FOURTH RAcE--3-yssr-olds and up.
mile:
Blu. Glno CRi.nril $50 800 2 .
Tex Hygro tNodarse) $40 800
Portable (SmithD ol'
Time ! IS is, off 32lH
Choppy Sea, sissie smith sNanamAid
singing Torch and Beiplsy also ran.
aLestsr Manor entry.
FIFTH RAcE-An sses. = mile:
CoronAl tAtkinsonD 1910 go ~
Towser tschmhp 50 2 20
Very snooty (RobertsonN 24O
Time I'll as. off 3;alI
Hartford and Prnoeequillo also ran.
SIXTH RACE year olds and up, about
~ milts stes ! .echsse:
Iron shot BROWN IL 20 20 8.
Brother Jones tCruI) 20 s.s,
Cottesmore (slAttl tl'
Time sos. OF 4.20h.
Ossabsw, FreLtrie H. Bavarisn. Parma
RedlAnds. Spy Hiil and Nsyr also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-An ages. = mile:
Argonne Woods
tNodarseD 1850 $40 ~
Swabia tBreen) 40 S.l'
lErthran tAtkinson) 3.l'
Time f:24 OF 4:5TI
Platagenet. Flaught Fire warden and
Redthorn also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-y.sr-olds and up
~ miles
star Back tAtkinsonl 40 400 10
whistling Dick tRienfD 400 ~
Haleyon Days tBreenl SIS
Time ~ Us. on h27
Woodvale Queen. Arettino, Belsy. Jaw
Breaker. Meadow Mouse. Chiekore ans
star Brsmbls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-s-yssr-oids and up. \
mile:
Patricia 4. tDelueIsl 1905 sI.so 1870,
Talked About tAdams) 400 a.,
'Mooniite Bobby tHowelD -,
Time 4 IL as, off 733
Crimson Tide, New Glory, Out Front
Msck's Gem, Mothers Girl and Bonzal
Field.
SECOND RACE 7-yesr-olds. mile:
cumshs~ Garner $50 500 -,
a-Lsmin tAdsmsl $40 , ~
Lazy Tongs tDunonl ~
Time 1.fi, OF 3:02.
Cidesm. Town Victory. Nav. s-Tsub
man. Bolo Ella, Baby Joics and Nagne
SUM also ran.
THIRD RACE -ysar-oids and UP, sh
study Period tBashsm) $50 100 2sC
Lady Romery tPena) 1000 . ~
Gem w. tscurlockb 81
Time 1:ls Is. OF 81
Liberty Lad, Surgeon Dick. Celebrate
Ped Gin and Winamse also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2-year-oids y mile:
"a -oksbena tcaffsreils) 2i.tO ESQ TO
Legislator tseurioek) $40 $50 81
Eugene murphy 10
Time liz as. off 4:03n
Hasty Kay. Wise Psisano. Trustee. Luck,
a-Plsysnts and Brilliant Fly also ran.
( .Fitld
tDead heat for first
a-collins- Hagin entry.
FIFTH RACE-3-yssr-oids and up. 81
furlongs
Bolus fJemAsl $50 3 40 30
s-Pig Tails (scurlock) $50 IL
Montsin tCaffarellab az
Time III as. OF 3eh
SITS Baker, Asggy, a-Teehnieian and Dis
pose also ran.
s-woolford Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE -3yesr .olds and up. 81,
miles.
Bonnie Andrew CAdam,) 1900 100 -
Daily Trouble tHowelll 100 -
Ban Player tBsshSmb &c
Time IS SIS. off 5.O5h
Exploded. Moscow IL. Boss Hoss. Sho
Put, Devslue and Soup and Fish also ran
SEVENTH RAcE-4.yssr-olds and W
II 3ls miles
4 Al Al Feu tscuriock) $40 40 -
Prima Donna tAdamsl 420 90
kntghtfors tRobertsoDi 1s6
Time SO As. OF 30
/ SANDERS. princess Olo. Poesy. HON
Again. Sweep Through. Ava Delight. DIS
sension SIR. Must Go and our While ais
ran.
| .Feld.
EIGHTH RAcE-s-yesr-olds and W
Onemor, tPenal 1880 40 30
surprise Party adams 500 rs
Clcnnport tWeidaman) 100
Time l:4s as.
stick Fast. Roman Cadet. Hijou. Book
Ne. wah Emblem. Silver B.. Hardwrsck
Swift Sue and New Discovery also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
RoIlin' Around
EASTWOOD PARK SETS
NEW MATINEE SATURDAY
Bv MARGARET RUSSELL

as announced by Benjamin Bag
dade. roller skating commissioner
for the state of Michigan.
Dates for the city and state
championships of this association
which are sanctioned by the ANA
teur Skating Union and the ANA.
teur Athletic Union will be an.
nounced later.
X. S. r. o. A. Dates
The Roller Skating Rink Opera
tors Association of the United
States will hold its open Michigan
State Amate championship
eliminations and competition the
second week in March at the
Arena Gardens in Detroit.
Competition will be held in pairs
figures, dance and speed. The con.
tests will be held as in previous
years under the sanction of the
National r. S. r. o. A. and are
open TO all bona fide amateur
roller skaters in the state Of Mich
igan.
AS Arena Gardens is the largest
rink in the state it has been proven
that this is the logical spot for the
tournament.
Don't forget 10 take a run out
to Detroit's newest rink, Jefferson
Beach, for a swell evening of fun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
RolIin' Around

Here's some good examples that
roller skating is continuing TO gain
in popularity.
Eastwood Park announces a
new matinee set for each Satur-
day afternoon at 2 p. m. There's
also a matinee out there on Sum-
day at the same time.
Lincoln Kinks skate dance
Glasses are having a good run.
|rhev are held each Tuesday and
Thursday night from z to 8 p. m.
Tuesday night has now been
designated beginners night, while
Thursday night will be turned
over TO the more advanced
skaters.
Rouge Park Rollerdrome had
JUS biggest matinee Of its history
Ar over 100 skated there Arm
ee Day. The Dance Club at
this rink will soon begin giving
dance proficiency tests. Bars will
be given in colors of red, white
and blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Produces Winners

The 17-year-old brood mare
Daunt has produced IL foals and
every one OF them has been win
ner OF at least one race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Notre Dame banged away as far
as Michigan's 46 and then Bertelli
punted TO Kuzma who returned to
his IL. A vicious block by Wistert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

A bomb of gloom hit the ,Notre
Dame stands on the next kickoff
when Creighton Miller came back
with the kickoff to his Is only 10
meet a gent named Franks. The
ball spilled from his arms and
Kolesar, the other Michigan guard,
was on il.
Michigan drove TO another
touchdown with KuZma going over
from the on fourth down
Brieske missed again and Mich.
gan was winning now, 26-14.
Michigan was as hot as any
football team you will ever see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Touehdowns: Notre Dame - Dove. Z.
Miller 2. Michigan-Ceithaml. Robinson,
White, Kuzma 2.
Points after touchdown: Notre Dame
Bertelli 2. Michigan-Brieske 2.
Substitutions: Notre Dame-Left end.
Yonskor: left tackle. White: left guard.
F1lley; center. Coleman. Brock; right
end, Limont; quarterback, J. Creevy; left
half, r. Creevy. T. Miller; right half,
Farley; fullback. Cowhig. Miehigan-Ieft
guard, Freebooter; center, Brieske: right
tackle. Derheth; left half. Robinson.
Coaches: Notre Dame-Frank Leahy.
Michigan-H. o. Crisler.
III. @. Hedges, Dartmouth. Field judge
r. H. Rupp, Lebanon Valley. Linesman-s
Roy Knipschiid, Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
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team has more good running back.
than Michigan.
The Wolverines Melted $40 yards
rushing the ball and Notre Dame
with Creighton Miller as its ace
ball carrier. showed ITO on the
right side Of the ledger. 4.
Wiese Top Gamer
Bob Wiese led all Michigan
backs with ia yards in rs at.
tempts, but the payoff man fol
Michigan today was Kuzma.
He was the Kuzma of 1871. Ht
was the ripping, tearing back tina,
Coach Fielding II. Yost predicted
a year ago would be the greatest
Michigan ever had.
This writer can't remember that
even the mighty Tom Harmon ever
put on n better display OF off.
tackle power than Kuzma showed
on Michigan's first touchdown
jaunt.
Another time on fourth down
he swept the green shirts ahead
of him like chaff before the wind
White Hits Line
White rose to enormous heights
as ball carrier. He was not try
ing his wide end sweeps. He was
knitting and bullying his way
through the guards and tackles
Robinson had his best day al
Michigan, one his followers car
never forget. And when the other
boys were firing. ii was Wiese who
was shooting Notre Danes line
full of holes.
And now we come 10 the unsung
mules up front--the Michigan line
This is what they did individu-
ally:
Once julius Franks tackled
Creighton Miller so hard that ne
fumbled. Bob Kolesar was there 10
pounce on the ball. That set the
stage for one score.
Another time IL was Madar that
grabbed a tumble that set up a
touchdown.
All afternoon Al Wistert roamed
the Geld OF play with a viciousness
seldom seen on a football field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
FumbIes, RecoUers

Kuzma took the kickoff on his
ID. fumbled momentarily, then
picked up the ball and butted his
way up the field 10 his AZ.
Michigan then put on a brilliant
drive with Kuzma as the spear
head, travelling 50 yards in 10
plays. With the ball on the 1-yard
line, Ceithaml scored on a quarter
back sneak and Brieske came in TO
kick the goal that tied the
score. TT.
Michigan got break soon after
the kickoff when Livingstone FUN
bled as he tried an end sweep and
Elmer Madar recovered for Michi-
gan on the Sc.
Wiese damned through a hole
at tackle for 6 yards 10 the Notre
Dame 81 as the first quarter
ended.
Michigan never relinquished the
ball and drove to the 4-yard line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

yards to Michlgan's SO. Clatt bat
tered TO the Is. A lateral to Mil
Ter carried to the z and here il
was that Bertelli stepped back and
calmly fired the touchdown pass
to Dove. Bertelli kicked goal and
the Irish led. TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Arcadia Figure, Dance and
Roller Skating Club and the Riv-
erside Roller Skating Clubs have
Joined the Amateur Roller Skating
Association. State headquarters
Tor this group will be in Arcadia,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Bowie Results

unehsilenEed tKsiperD 1910 SO 40
1Good Lawyer tslsto) go 3to
Ariel Patrol tZufeiD 2 30
Cherry Crush, hcDun. Hiu sun. Tommy
Eun. kanadroit. Pugilist Silver Acres
mugs Gam. and Trscelette also ran.
tDtsqualined and placed second.
SECOND RAcE-t-yssr-oIds and up, y
|Circus winKs
thshrtsnsl -Iato $50 80
A rmor Bearer fMeFrit,l 7 90 100
Boston Blue Berg 80
Time l;lt, on IS
Fred's First. Blabiah. Exarch. Preceptof
rl. Kate Smith. Almony KID, Donna Ii
pua, Little Novice and KnitettA also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-year-olds and zap. \,
s.imslad CT.mmaro) 75o SO 33C
Wilton (EnsoTD 80 3 ~
Recognize tVAndenberghsl ~
Time 1:i2 4-5, on 2:2S.
Rough Time. weathsris. Yes or No
Freeiand's Lad. Ice Water, Nell Movie,
and Red Wraek also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr-oIds spd up
Butcher Boy tGnb.rt) Al 40 $50 sU
King Torch (Trentb $50 t0C
CliogsndaAl (Keiperl 40
Time so as. off 7.5<.
pue LINZ iHe hNNe
abrupt, Ringmond. TouJour, High stand
ard. Unison Belle and Peace Day also ran
FIFTH RACE year Odds. y mile:
rastlemsn CTammaroD 1850 BIO n
IHornbeam lMehrtensb 500 t.lt
Chop Chop tThompsonl sc
Time 1:l3, OF 3.22h.
Ascertain, sollure Baby Darling. Drudge
dads, PiceAdilly and Royal Flush also ran
SIXTH RAcE-Au ages I i.1s miles;
Star Copy (ZufeiO IL so ~ 20
Inoublrab CThompsonl $50 90
\rr (Woolfb Z 20
ne 1:ts, off 1881.
overland Incoming Bright Gallant,
Might Glow, Aonbarr and EouifoK also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and up
n i-Is miles:
Navy tEnsorl 10 tlo ~
jChsidon Heath CTammSroJ $40 tot
lRough Pass Mora I.Os
Time 1:4s IS, on n
flag Trumpeter. Prince Govans, Tn
FINEST, Cslseno, Captain Caution and Nigh
Glow also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-5-yesr-olds and up. Il
miles:
Biockader (Gnbert) 40 $40 2 81
1ood Neighbor tGillesp<) 80 81
Rough Going (MehrtsnsD 4.Je
Time 2:40 As. off t:S3h
TAnganytka. over Call. Scarcanter. Ber
tsrinith Dollar sign, Lackawanns, Worth
pwning. Childsr and Pathfinder also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

with an 18-yard romp by Wiese
featuring the march. With the
ball on the 4, Michigan called jim
Brieske from the bench.
Robinson came into the game
with him and they dropped back to
the 1l-yard line with Robinson
holding and Brieske taking a place
kick.
Instead OF kick Brieske swung
through and Robinson went across
the goal line. Brieske's try fol-
extra point was blocked. The VOL.
yerines now led. 1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Stopped on the 3

The Wolverines continued 10
pound the enemy's line to make a
first down on the 4-yafd line. At
this juncture the Notre Danes
stiffened and it was Michigan's
fourth down and 3 to go. A lateral
kuzma to Robinson, was knocked
down and it was Notre Dame
ball on its 3-yard line. Shortly
after, the gun sounded with the
Irish leading, 14-13.
Notre Dame kicked out OF
bounds TO start the second hall
and Michigan needed only a min
utes and 10 plays to go the So
yards from their own AZ TO the
Irish goal line. Paul White
scored this time on a sweep over
tackle from the 2-yard line
Brieske kicked goal and now
Michigan's hosts were screaming
as the score board showed, 20-14
in favor of the Wolverines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Kuzma's tumble Costly

The Irish took the kickoff and
drove as far as Michigan's A. On
fourth down, Bertelli punted To
Kuzma. who fumbled and Mcbride
touched the ball as it rolled out OF
bounds.
Clatt got 2 yards, added 8 for a
first down on the 3 and then Miller
leaped center for the score. Ber-
tell kicked goal and Notre Dame
led, 14-13.
Notre Danes second touchdown
failed to dampen the Wolverines
spirits and they started a fresh
march into Irish territory. A pass
Kuzma TO Ceithaml, good for Is
yards, and line smashes by Weist
took the ball from Michigan's sc
to a first down on Notre Danes
80. Here Robinson skirted the
South Blenders right end to the
16-Vard SfYina
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Regularly $I.2S yard!
For bIouses and evening clothes. Many pot eA
terms, beautiful shodes Royo, copen,
nooze, pink. oquo, black, white.
PRETTY RIBBON BELTS
Regularly 6oe!
Roman stripes ond royon oros - -
oroin Some Ieother-Iined. Fin 01
ished with self buckles. Many tor
shodes, also block or white. - =
TO z inches WIDE
FLOWERS ON CoMBS
Regularly soc saeh!
Attractive flowers on sturdy - -
combs Wear 4hen with your -
summer frocks and evening Tor
clothes.
4To 7 INCH WIDTH RIBBONS
Regularly l0e yard!
Royon MORE, royon sotin and ~ 60
s'@ss seen s'fss' s'es' Mooy ro''' eoefs S"s u yd.
and combinations.
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COTTON BATHING SUITS
Resuloriy $3.50 and $sss
Fotterino styles and co'or'. Buy several for 81
now and next season.! Various sizes.
GAY SPORTS SHIRTS
Regularly $1s5 and s2.ss
To weor with your sloeks or tailored skirts! Cd
Royon or cotton fobdes In vorious eoors. y
Sizes Il TO TO- j
TAILORED JACKETS
Regularly $2.s5 and $3.s5
Fitted oekets TO weor over your sports 60
clothes! Various shodes and nnoteriols. 0I
Wear contrasting shode with skirt.
Sizes Il TO 20.
COTTON PLAY SUITS
Regularly $3.s5 and $s.o5
Coy prints or solid shodes! 2-pieee play q -
suits, ful-cut fIotterno shorts with wrop- =
ground or button down-front skirt Sizes
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cHILDREk's SCHOOL SHOES
Regularly s2.zs to $3os
Buster Brown or poIois Royol bronds! Choice 81
Of cclors. Broken sizes 8h to 3.
BOYS AND MEMS kEDS
Regularly $I.3S to $3.50!
Proenco shoes for sportsweor! Incomplete G4
size ronoe for boys and men, Sizes lzh
TO 10.
WoMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS
Regularly $i2S!
Sturdy, comfortable slippers - -
Royon fabric with Cubon heel
Choice shades. Broken sizes "a prs.
5 to 9.
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