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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
If You Can't Beat Him, Rib Him!

Jimmy Councilman, the glib boss of the Chicago
Cardinals that has
George Halas the splendor of his uniform.
that Lieutenant Commander Halas doesn't look
he might He nfrs that the Haas pockets stuffed
with bundles of folding money.
His uniform too umpy, Councilman observes George
really ought to put Of that money In the bank
One listener asked Councilman why persisted kidding
Haas at every opportunity.
why not?" Councilman returned "ts all have left.
You certainly can't beat him. you might well rib him.
Which proves that matter how many ball games Conze
man has lost he has lost his Of humor Compared
to that the loss of few games is trihing matter
This reminds that alumni of old Halas
otherwise the Chicago Bears doing we'll
There's Bob Snyder, for instance. When Frank Leahy
decided to introduce the T formation looked
the Bears for Hunk tipped him
to Snyder. And tbs said Halas looked favor on the
switch because he had his eye Bere destined
to replace Sid Luckman when the Bear Quarterback
But war of course has changed lot of things especially the
plans of George Halas in the navy.
The other former Bear quarterback the news is
Carl Brumbaugh bafed coach at Boston College
Brumbaugh former pupil of Charlie Bachmans Florida
the b. C. fubck Mike Holovak is the closest approach TO
Bronko Nagursk he has He inches weighs 211
and is murderous blocker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
New Competition
Johnny Lawer Meets Charley Hayes. Jackie Burke
Fights Jimmy Edgar on Next Olympia Show
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Charlie Hayes and Jimmy Ed
gar, the most consistent perform
lers this year, will again headline
IOlympia's next fight show week
from Friday. IL was announced
today by Nick Londes.
Hayes will meet Johnny Lawer
of Cleveland. and Edgar takes on
Jackie kid Burke. Utah welter-
weight in 10-round bouts that will
headline the card.
Lawer, who won a decision here
last April over Curly Denton on
the Red Burman-Frank Zamaris
show, has since knocked out Phil
Muscato and decisioned Ernie
Pelaia and Tommy Yarosz, which
would seem to. assure Hayes of
stern competition. Hayes won a
decision over Muscato on the last
show.
Yarosz impressed local fans IA
Ivorably when he won over Curly
Denton here recently. but has since
entered the army. Pelaia went 10
rounds with Edgar before he was
knocked out.
Burke is a veteran campaigner
who will be remembered here for
winning over Sammy Chivas Just
after that stalwart had given
George Brunette the first knock
out Of his career. Only recently
he lost split decision to Henry
Armstrong in Ogden. Utah.
Other well-known welterweights
he's met include Fritzie Civic,
Ceferino Garcia. Milt Aron, Hol-
man Williams and IzzY JannaZzo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

1t was three seasons ago the
National Hockey League voted
Edible Goodfellow the Hart trophy
las the most valuable man to his
lam. w
but now the Red Wings will
consider their coach just twice as
valuable if he can step back into
the defense and help them over
power the Montreal Canadiens
this weekend.
Edible is coming back TO take
the place of young Bill Quacken-
bush, the rookie defenseman who
suffered a broken left wrist in
the Toronto game. Bill won't be
able 10 play, even with cast on
his hand, for at least 10 days.
Edible hasn't taken his regular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Leader Bowls
High Of 2150

Glen Oaks still holds the top
spot in Class A standings of the
Womens District Bowling Associ-
alton after yesterdays rolling at
State Fair Recreation.
This quintet dropped one game
TO Meadowbrook, but ran its points
TO seven. three ahead of Detroit
Golf Club, Pine Lake and Plum
Hollow.
Glen Oaks rolled the high team
series with 2150 and high single
game with 759. Mrs. Frank Assam
of Detroit Golf Club copied high
three-game series on 460, while
Mrs. Edgar O'Connell had high
single of 179 Mrs. Don Larkin'S
It's was second.
Class BIS competition was al
most a repetition of last week
when the winning team took all
three games and four points.
Yesterday. Lakelands got three
games and four points from De-
troit Golf Club and Western took
the same from Birmingham.
Meadowbrook spoiled the record
by dropping a game to Plum
Hollow.
STANDINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
And After All These Years, Mind You!

The suspension of Frank Crosett the 30
the 1913 American League baseball of the
drastic punshmens handed by Car Lands for the
relatively mild ofense of showing umpire around.
Crosetti made the mistake of pushing Umpire Summers
around the heat of torrd World Series argument Naturally
umpes gentlemen of dignity and do to be
handled in this No will deny that Mr. Crose
deserved least sharp slap the wrist for this ungene
manly behavior.
30day suspension, however quite After
ILL Crosett has been performing the big show for the
IL and in all that he anything
merit the wrath of the blue Indeed
reputation Of the best behaved players in the majors
In the World Series the boys play for keeps Too much
money rides every pitch permit the lads up any
time particularly when club absorbing drubbing The
tension is terrific and mild hammered guy apt
explode.
pretty fair could be built along these lines in
defense of the banshed Yankee Perhaps before
Car Lands will reconsider his decision
veteran will be back the lineup when the
gets under Such show Of clemency would with
widespread around the gentle
manly behavior stretch of has him
friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

turn on the Detroit defense for
more than a year. He suffered a
knee injury in the semifinals of
the Stanley Cup series with the
Rangers year ago last March.
His knee was still wobbly after
an operation the following sum-
mer. so he became a coach. AL
though he played a few games in
miI-season when the Detroit de-
Tense was shorthanded. he still
showed effects of the operation.
Edible is 35 now and, of course.
age has slowed the tall. wiry
blond from Ottawa. But he is
skating twice as well as last sea-
son. has worked out regularly
with the club and taken the ice
with his own little squad of
rockies.
II feel ready 10 co." Edible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Edible Returns tn Wings

told Manager Jack Adams.
I'm not afraid OF the knee"
Adams is tickled. The Wings
need the points in these weekend
games with Montreal. there Satur-
day night and here Sunday. The
Canadiens are loaded with shifty
players and look like one of the
leagues strongest clubs.
Goodfellow is always a very
handy chap to have around, too. if
there should be any trouble. He
has earned a reputation as the
greatest one-punch fighter in
hockey. The Canadiens have an
crew of defensemen
such as Red Goupille. Bill bee
kccporl Eouchard. Jack Portland
anG Leo Lamoreaux, a very for
newcomer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

money we wouldn't even score
on them.
Michigan had a good team.
There was no doubt of that.
They had some great football
players. / don't remember just
how they scored, but they ran
up 26 points in the game. But
i do know they had great
wedge play and the only way 1
could break il up was to crook
my arm around the neck of
Harry Barless, their center, and
push his head right into the
ground. II was In stopping one
OF those that some one kicked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Notre Dame Stir
Biggest Tension in
Years in This Sector
GOV.-ELECT PLAYS 1T BOTH WAYS

Street fighting break out at minute between the
Notre Danes and the Michigans.
In the have been these has the
tension been great Arguments all sides about the
respective merits of the Kuzmas the Beres and the Wserts
AS sample. Gus Doras old Notre Damer himself,
stepped to the mcophone the Monday quarterback luncheon
and retaced the athletic history between the two schools He
explained how and why the break came years back.
few seconds later Joe Magidsohn, Mchigander.
his feet refuting Gus statement.
Things have carried from there The only know
who able to keep with both sides Governor elect
Harry Kelly When Mchgans the Maize and
Blue AS president of the Nore Dame Alumni Association he
sing irish Eyes Are Smiling most convncmgy.
This promises be of the coorfu thrilling foot
bali games years Certainly there every element present
make il such.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

gan game" said Sawkins. 81 re-
member the morning of the
game. We didn't stay in South
Bend, like the Michigan team,
the night before. No, sir. you
didn't get out of sight of the
brothers at NOtre Dame. They
piled us all I'm a big thing like a
bandwagon and hauled us down
to the field in South Bend.
Horses, of course, this Was 1887.
THE townspeople told us the
Michigan men had been swag-
gering all over town the night
before, offering to bet their
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FarkaS'
Comeback
Notable

CHICAGO, Nov. II fUP).-A
year ago he was regarded as a
has BEEN" Today he's a candidate
for all-star honors in the National
Football League. That's "Ambling
Andy" Farkas of the Washington
Redskins.
The former University of De-
troit star has made the greatest
comeback of the pro grid season
and the latest statistical compila-
tons bear out that claim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Feather Party

Four hundred members of the
d. Club. composed of varsity
letter-winning athletes at Univer-
sity of Detroit, hope to raise
81 800 at their annual feather
party to be held at the Masonic
Temple. November Is. The money
is used for student loans. Leo
Sullivan and Tony Nader are in
charge of arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Ben Gets Buster

Ben Bagdade, president of the
Southern Michigan Skating Asso-
citation, has been appointed roller
skating commissioner for the
state of Michigan by Ozzie Nelson,
president of the Amateur Roller
Skating Association of America.
Assistants TO Bagdade are Ray
MARI. Wilbur M. Miller and Sam
Levinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Spartdns Given
Heavy Workout

EAST LANSING, Nov. II INS)
Michigan States injury-ridden
Spartans took their first heavy
workout today in preparation for
the Purdue game.
Russ Giipin, sophomore quarter
back, and Walt Pawlowski, senior
still were nursing in
juries suffered in the Washington
State game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

who just stayed 10 rounds with
Ray tSugar) Robinson.
The records of Lawer and Burke
indicate that they are more for
midable than previous opponents
met by Hayes and Edgar, which
means that victory will take them
further along the fistic trail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
FIRST TOUCHDOWN

eyes. i guess you do said
the official. And Notre Dame
had Its first touchdown I'm his
tory. still maintain, though, we
should have had tire other and
the final score should read 26-12,
not 26-6, for Michigan"
The Notre Dame team of that
year played two games. They
played four the next year, which
was Sawkins' last under the
Golden Dome. But he never got a
shot at Michigan again.
II guess Bertelli and the boys
can take care of things for IRE
Saturday" said Sawkins. T
heard might be able to get a
couple Of seats, but I'm afraid
they'd be way up. So I'm going
to listen To the game on the
radio. Who'll win: There's only
= Oneanswer, NOTRE DAME"
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SCORED ANYWAY

OF course we were hopping
mad. But we got our touchdown
In the second half when Jewett
broke loose and went about so
or 40 yards 10 score. i was run
ming interference for him and
We broke into the open with only
the safety man to beat. He WAS
the Michigan man with the big
" on his jersey.
The safety man made one Of
the most beautiful attempts I
have ever seen to rail Jewett.
Leaped and Strengthened right
out I'm the air. Got his arms
around Hal, hut slipped off.
"'COme on Hal" yelled,
we've got it, And we ran to the
goal line. Hal, you know. was
later president of Jewett Motors
In Detroit. He was a 10-second
man, but I crossed the goal line
just a step ahead Of him. Then
/ turned and ran to the referee.
We get this one don't we?' I
vailed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Hopes Irish AUenge ~ Heating by NJ
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

"We were robbed OF a touch
down In that Michigan game SIS
years ago and l hope Angelo
Bertelli and the rest Of the
Notre Dame boys get IL back for
US Saturday afternoon"
The big, stocky man swung in
his swivel chair. ran a large hand
through his gray hair and grinned.
"A long time ago wasn't 1t?
Back In 1887. NOtre Danes first
game. But still carry the scars
and the memory Of the touch
down they didn't give u.s."
The gray-haired man is Edward
A. Sawkins, guard on Notre
Danes first football team. For %
years he has been head of the
minors division of the
Probate Court. Old Notre
Dame men pop their heads in the
door of his office in the Juvenile
Court Building to say hello, per-
haps exchange a few words about
the old days.
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De Luxe and Fife
5'sStdy Apdce
|nPinC|assic. i

Fife clings to The Detroit Times
Classic pinnacle today, but is not
so far in front as Capt. George
Holmes prefers because Rudy
Walby's Deluxe bowlers spiked
three from favored Chene-T rombly
as Fife did the expected in blank
ing Krakow.
The DeLuxers performance left
them still one game out of first
place. but holding second alone as
Stroh gave up one TO Aircraft.
Fife had 1929 TO Krakows' 1926,
Deluxe smacked BOOB TO 2802 for
Chene. Strohs' 30S6 led the league
in giving up one 10 Aircraft. scor-
ing 2847.
Eddie LaBudde's 682 for Deluxe
put him ahead of Joe Norris GA
for Stroh. Sam Richardson was
third on 65S. LaBuddes string was
.2f0-227-255. Norris had 277-225-
.172, Richardson 232-228-198
Fourth went 10 Elwood Blake of
Muir d ock whose 203-255-182
brought him $50.
$40 FOR USO
An assessment of 81 per man
raised $50. $40 of which went 10
the USO. The remaining $40 was
distributed in special prizes. La
Budde had $40 for high series,
Norris $3.50. Richardson 50 so
Norris new seasons high game OF
PIT put him in the $40 spot. with
Blake's 255 next and Pat Brady
dividing third prize with Walter
Wilkins on 246.
George Bryant may not do much
work in the Dodge tool room for
the next day or two. His $40 for
Ekhardt- Becker was his first GOO
series of the Classic season and
he was about ready 10 treat the
boys TO coffee at his house in
celebration. The games were 235-
1927.
Stroh had a pair Of 1860 games,
but high single honors went 10
Deluxe on 1865. For a club with
a 920.23 average. Deluxe man
ages 10 keep on picking up those
odd games that figure so inn
portantly in the standings.
EHRLE LEADS
Henry Ehrle did the unusual in
leading his Coca Cola team on
593. Incidentally, the Cokes
trounced Parisclean twice. al.
though outrolled 2s05 10 27S1.
John Crimnins had only a five pin
edge on Ehrle. Henry's entry IN
the national match championship
is expected hourly as result.
Named in the list Of 600 beaters
were Chester Bukowski. 635:
Omar Herppich. Sic. Fife: Fred
Wolf, 63S: Cass Grygier. 602, Stroh,
SOP: Kenneth Haviland. Aircraft.
633; Cy Goralczyk. Sic: Rudy
Rohlfs. 612. Sackmans; Kenneth
Ludiker and Irving Simpson, De-
Luxe. 61s and Glib.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
VISITORS FREQUENT

The visitors are more frequent
this week as Notre Dame and
prepare for their first
football game since 1909. They like
to hear Sawkins' story of the first
game and they like to hear his
rebuttal to some of the stories
told OF the start of this series.
"Why, j read the other day
that Michigan taught Notre
Danes team how To play foot
ball. just stopped off In South
Bend tn give us a little ipstruc-
ton while on the way to Chicago
for n game.
That certainly Is wrong, be-
cause we'd been practicing for
weeks. The college had bought
us those suits-anvas Jackets,
short pants and no padding
either. We took IL I'm those days.
Our coach, Brother Paul, a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

big, rough, rawboned Iaybrother,
didn't know much about foot
ball, but he did know how to get
us In conditiOn--gOt us up at 5
o'clock In the morning TO run
over those Northern Indiana
hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
STAYED HOME"

"Then we'd go In the library
and box and then down TO a
room I'm the basement OF the
main building for a rub down.
We didn't have any gym or
trainers.
"But let's get to that Michi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
me in the leg, gouged out a big
piece. still have that scar.
CAN'T FORGET 1T

bANl FOhubi IL
But the play I'll never forget
came just before the end OF the
half. We had a great punter, Ed
PrudhOmme, Louisiana boy,
and he lifted a tremendous kick.
The Michigan fnllback, l think
he was a former Yale man he
cause he played with big vel
low W on his sweater, signaled
for a fair catch on his 20-yard
line.
Harold Jewett. our fastest
halfback. and I were right down
under the kick. We stopped
short Of the fullbaok, but he
misjudged the punt and the ball
hit his elbow and bounced to
Jewett, who grabbed II and ran
over the goal line.
1--WE were slapping Hal jew
EFT on the hack for scoring on
the great Michigan team when
the referee ruled the touchdown
was no good. He said j had IN
terfered with the attempt TO
make a fair catch. That wasn't
true.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Crosetti's 30-Oay Sus-
pension Too Tough a
Rap for a Good Guy
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Powder Town.
Dec. 9TH and 9Th

They make things hum in
Powder Town. RkO Ra-
dio's thrilling melodrama-
tic hit. Left to right: Dor
othy Lovett, Edmond o.
Brien, June Havoc, and
Victor McLaglen. Powder
Town is a fast, exciting
story of a secret gun pow
der formula and a gang OF
enemy spies who want TO
lay their hands on it.
There is plenty Of grip-
ping, pulse beating action,
and plenty Of laughs, too.
It is tip-top entertaiI1-
ment. Y
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-12-04

tits every homemaker's patriotic
duly . ind new ways and means
Of c-see,lding the amount Of meat
nvri.n;se for her family. No undue
hare los will be felt Ii. in addi-
tia., extending the restricted
t.-.c sl.. Unrestricted meats are
IA the menus,
a-t, tor que, sweetbreads,
arc lust few OF the
saia; OH the unrestrict-
~ asts -sel4apting main dish
IS, sss iaia5i .tious meats will
i the nlonotony Of war
,s s sava. eile Of the more
+ aesy- 10 s7rve variety
r. alic.ous prepared with
ne following manner:
II DL-s'E I,INWHEELS
i. i. .lllI7osc flour
~ S.I
baking powder
'i =
sausage, mashed
aed stuffnd olives
s. eaae-.,ire, si5t with salt
xder. CIT IL bu ter
IL 1aa tc.ta' coarse
= until
] on 81
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-12-04
JOINS HUSBAND

Mrs. John w. Copeland
Geraldine Williams) and
little daughter Clarice
Estelle left Saturday, Nov.
21 for Seattle Washington.
Mr.. Copeland left Dayton
in Aug. to>asume the post
of executive secretary of
the Seattle Washington
YMCA. He was Physical
Director Of Fifth st. YMCA
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-12-04
NEWS BRIEFS

Dayton friends have been
notified of the arrival Of q
baby boy, born Oct. 3d. AZ,
in Detroit to Mr.. an dMrs.
George Cathcart (Bettiet
Ryan, Mrs. Cathcart was
formerly girls work secre-
tary Of West Side Y.W.C.A.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-12-04

Toured board. Roll dough into
rectangular sheet, ,.4 inch thick,
spread with liver sausage mixed
with chopped olives. Roll up like
a jelly roll. Cut roll into slices
inch thick. place slices In but
tered 9-inch cake pan. Rake in q
hot oven 425 F. for 20-25 minutes
Serve with:
ToMATO-oNIoy SAUCE
" cup sliced onions
14 cup butter
~. teaspoons salt
No. ~ can tomatoes f3ia cups)
teaspoons sugar
tablespoons flour
/ teaspoon chopped parsley
Saute onions in butter until ten
der. Add salt, tomatoes and sugar,
heat thoroughly. Add flour mixed
with o little cold water. Stir until
sauce is thickened. Add parsley
and serve hot over the pinwheels.
Serves 6.
The high-quality proteins j
milk and cheese should not - -e
looked when planning meas
few of the savcry w.st1 III
Guiding these nor U slsi'
products arc 8.
ef' e sonll'as, oIleleIs, ana
G4..il dishes.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-12-04

ChancsJohn Bunn Ralph Graves William Hd and Daniel
the
Building City Republics his activities
day crowd in II financial sector.
Evening star., 1942-12-11

| streets NV, 7:30 O'Clock tonight
Tennis instruction, Mckinley
Center, First and T streets NV,
7:30 o'clock tonight.
Ballroom dance class, NCCS.
Women (USO), 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Dancing, refreshments, hostesses,
games, Service Mems Club No. l. 8
o'clock tonight.
Ballroom and square dancing,
dramatic class, MacFarland Center,
Iowa avenue and Webster street.
Central Center. Thirteenth and
Clifton streets NV. 8 O'Clock to-
night.
"A Home Away From Home" :"
Church of the Ascension (Episco-
paD, 1901 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Women's Battalion Dance, Bureau
OF Engraving, Fourteenth and c
streets S.W., 8 o'clock tonight.
Open house for servicemen, Emory
Methodist Church, 6104 Georgia ave-
nue. NV, 8 O'Clock tonight.
Religious services. open forum, and
social hour, Adas Israel Congrega-
ton, Sixth and I streets NV. 8
o'clock tonight.
Square dancing, refreshments, old
time orchestra, First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G streets NV,
$3.50 o'clock tonight.
Dancing. games, refreshments,
Friendship House, $50 O'Clock to-
night.
For Col0red Servicemen.
Soldiers night, games, skating.