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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Ottawa Facing
Test at Polls on
No Draft Vow
1000 900 Vote Monday
or Releasing Premier
From 1910 Promises

OTTAWA. April Is. 80 Nearly
!, 900 600 Canadians viii be asked,
next Monday. TO give the federal
government a free hand to con-
script Canadian manpower. for
overseas service.
Approximately that number will
be eligible 10 vote in the plebiscite
In which the administration asks
10 be released from past pledges
not TO make military service over
teas compulsory.
In addition 10 the regularly
Qualified voters at home, all mem
bers of the nations active service
forces. male or female, have the
right to cast a ballot, regardless
bf whether they are in Canada or
overseas and also regardless Of
whether they are under the
customary minimum voting age
bf 81.
Some Already Vote
The majority of those overseas,
In fact, have already voted. Gov
ernment agents went TO England
10 supervise the voting among
Canadian troops there taking a
bupply of ballots with them be-
cause Of the paper shortage.
Persons OF enemy racial origin
are ineligible TO vote unless they
have served in the Canadian
forces, either In the last war or in
the present. Conscientious OBJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
FLY WITH YOUR FRIENDS

Never before has there been such opporunio
your county-and particularly to become flying officer
in the Army Air Forces.
Investigate the flying squadron of Aviation Cadets that
being formed for training from in this locality
Talk to your friends about tyou apply together and
share the fun and work of training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
DIPLOMAS NO LONGER REQUIRED

Almost all intelligent young pass the sim.
phed tests which determine mans ability the
training Ifyou physically fit by all means take the
Air Force physical examinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Whether you are in business, in
high school or college-fnd out now,
if you can qualify for Officers
Training in the Army Air Forces.

lhe enemy has had of American fighters in Amer.
lean fighting planes.
But it only beginning! Today the greatest air feet of
all time is being modified for victory.
And the u Army Air Forces ready for applications
from 100000 train for officers commissions-in
fight ground crew service.
So urgent the need that every young from
rs inclusive, who meet the simplihed require
ments, should apply for Aviation Cadet training
Under the new training plan commissions may be won
only by college but by high school students and
in other walks of life who have completed formal
education. Married men, too, now acceptable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

J. may enlist privateS in the Army Air Forces (unas-
sgned and there until their for Aviation
Cadet training,
2.or they may enlist in the Air Force Enlisted Reserve
and wait until they ordered to report for Aviation
Cadet training
SIN addition to the ways outlined above, College
men and High School seniors upon entering college,
aged ID to 26, inclusive may enlist in the Air Force En-
listed Reserve and continue their schooling provided
they maintain satisfactory scholastic standings.
Upon graduation Withdrawal from college, men
will be assigned to active duty training
facilities become available
If the necessity of demands, the deferred status in
the Army Reserve may be terminated any time by the
Secretary of War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

The Army Air Force EnI,tsd Reserve PIsn port Of
evsoU Army Ensfsd Reserve Corps program shsrty
announced This program will provide opportunities for college
10 enlist other breaches Of hs Army deferred
ond 10 continue their sdveesn through sradoton sa
factory standard Of work molnfossd IN Of seesssy
s Secretary Of Wor shoH determine when they bs
eetIvs duty.
Men so snsfsd will hsvs ths opportunity Of competing for
voesseIss 10 emesrs eanddats schools.
This PIos hos beer spprevsd fhs belief thaf eonusnes
Of sdueefos will develop esPoees for sodsrhp (Rsssrvs
enlistment will not otter regulations rsgordns siobDshsd
Ro.T.c. PIun,)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
AVIATIoM-THE COMING INDUSTRY

There is little doubt that aviation will offer brilliant oppor-
tunites after this war You will be ready for them-not
only through training and experience but because service
Army officer gives you executive traning-helpful
in whatever kind of business you enter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
NNcLuSivE)

now flying officers. Those who do qualify remain in
the Army Air Forces enlisted basis and have further
opportunities to improve themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
BY DOC GREEN

Central defeated Northern and
Eastern nosed out DENLY in the
last 30 seconds of play in the top
games of Fridays five warm-up
tits. Cooley and Mackenzie were
to meet Saturday afternoon with
u. of d. and Highland Park and
Northwestern and Southeastern
clashing at night. Hamtramck
plays Catholic Central Sunday
afternoon to finish off the week.
Central Is Northern Z
Leon Hoffman, Central back,
went off tackle in the first period
of the Eskimo game TO give the
.Trailblazers a 6-point edge Stuart
Chapman scored for Northern in
the third quarter and Jim Smoot
carried a rolling pass from center
over for the extra point. Late in
the same period, Fred Lax of Cen
trial caught Leon Hoffman's pass
TO set up the final score at the
beginning of the fourth frame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
River Cdtbodt
Crown al Stake

Shippers who have won catboat
titles of their clubs will meet fol
the Detroit River Yachting Asso.
citation championship in series
OF races at the Crescent Sal
Yacht Club on Lake st. Clair Sun.
day starting at 10 a. m.
The Detroit Boat Club will be
represented by Larry Pace, a com,
tparatfve youngSter who has be
come one of the best shippers ol
the single stickers on the river.
He will sail off against two vet
Grams, Emmett Mccoy of the De
troit Yacht Club, skipper O
nearly 80 years of catboat racing
and Louie Layton of the Edisor
Boat Club.
North Stockton. winner Of thu
*" class championship on tn
river this season, may represen
Crescent if he can get away from
his war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Sugar
Gets Seth
Straight

NEW YORK. Oct. 3 QNS).-
Sugar" Ray Robinson, uncrowned
king of the welterweights, added
another victim to his long string
last night when he outpointed
rugged Jack La Motta of the
Bronx to win the unanimous nod
of the judges after 10 fast roudns.
Robinson's victory was his
thirty-sixth straight. despite the
fact he gave away 1914 pounds. to
the Bronx Italian. Robinson scaled
145 to La Motta's 1879.
In all but two rounds Robinson
was undisputed master. La Motta
held him on even terms in the
first and by dint of some furious
rushing the italian earned the sew
|enth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Fight Results
ny Gated Pres.

by Cnited Press
AT Hollyvood-cecil Hudson, fA. San
Jose. CAL, kayoed Mario Ramon, its.
Tijuana, Mex s): Ran Jackson. ffe
New Orleans. drew with -Ad -Aloaxo. 80,
Los Angeles 90.
San Franeisco-Paul Lewis $50. Oak
land, decisioned Cecilio Loxsds fs3.
Mexico City e): Bobby Yeager. ifi, Los
ramento tD: Frankie Maripo 49, san
Francisco. decisioned Ira Hughes 15z
Oakland te); Johnny Enos. f3i. oakland,
decisioned Leroy Wade. 1853. San FrsnclscS
oed Jackie MeDsniels. ie5. Sacramento.
New York-Ray Robinson, les. NsU
York. outpointed lake Lsmotts. .f37s, Nsv
York 1ol Beau Jack. 13s. Affusta, Ca.
outpointed Chef Rico, 1884,. Nee York ai,
Al Guido. 1924. New YORK ou,points4
Billy Pint. 1891. New York ts).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Edgdn Denies He
Wants State Job
BY DON GILLIES

Lloyd Eagan, president of the
Detroit SportSmen's Congress. to-
day said he was not a candidate
for the job of director of the
Michigan conservation depart
ment, nor would he accept a job
as a member of the conservation
commission.
This was his reply TO a pub
lished report in Grand Rapids
newspaper that he not only sought
10 unseat P. J. Hoffmaster. direc-
tor of Michigan conservation. but
wanted a shakeup in the present
department setup, either as direc-
tor or deputy director.
81 wouldn't accept Hoffmas-
ter's job, or even that of S. o.
Fontana deputy director of the
conservation Department. IL IL
was handed to me on a silver
tray" Eagan said today.
I'm the first place I think
Hoffmaster is doing too swell a
job as director Of the conserva-
ton department. As far as being
member of the conservation
commission Can honorary ap-
pointment without salary
would not accept this because 1t
interferes with my style of ac-
ton. want to be in n position
where l can go all out for the
members Of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Eastern and DENLY Win Prep DuaIs

Eastern 6 DENLY
DENLY twice held Eastern for
four downs within falling distance
of the goal line. once in the first
and again in the third quarter,
only to see a pass and three quick
ground plays result in a winning
touchdown with but 80 seconds
remaining in the game. Arnold
Jones tossed the ball 25 yards TO
Fred Simpson after Eastern had
recovered a DENLY tumble in mid
field. Three plays later, Jones
spun around left end TO score.
Bedford IL Northeastern z
Jim Aliber Of BEDFORD scored
twice. once in the first quarter
and again in the third to give his
team a yone-touchdown edge over
Northeastern. A long end run set
the stage for Aliber's line plunge
TO the goal for the first tally. The
second was the result of a march
from midheld. Harbert Cunning
ham scored for Northeastern in
the first period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Woods Game S Star
As Van Dyke Wins

End Bob Woods was the games
star as Van DYKE High School
trimmed Trenton. 1877, last night
for the first time in six years. Van
Dyke had lost 10 straight contests
Woods blocked a punt to pave
the way for the first touchdown
which halfback Richard Calvin
carried over, in the third quarter,
from the 2. Then Bob caught a
pass on the Is in the last period
and raced TO the second tally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Masters Off,
Close Course

AUGUSTA, Ga. Oct. 3 GNS).-
The Augusta National Golf Club
has been closed for duration of the
war and the 1913 Masters golf
tournament Cancelled, according 10
an official announcement by Cliff
ford Roberts. executive chairman
The army may decide to take
over Augustus resort hotels"
Roberts said in making the an
nouncement. "Many OF our men,
bers have taken war jobs and
could not visit Augusta this
year. Scarcity OF transportation
and the dwindIing supply of
golfers eliminates the Masters
tournament. Then, too, we do
not see how the operation of
this particular club could serve
any useful war purpose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
u. M. Movies Feature First Quarferbacks Meeting

see Cliff Wise. Bob Wiese. Bob
Chappuis. George Ceithaml and
the other backs as they slash
and pass then" way to victory
over the highly favored sailors.
Clarence Munn's grand line
that did such a fine job will be
seen in action against heavier
and more experienced foes.
From the opening kickoff until
the last whistle the game will be
shown. An expert comment will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Coaches
Dodge
Forecast

Neither Fritz Crisler nor Char,
ley Bachman would venture a pre-.
diction on the outcome OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan-Michigan State
game in their talks 10 the annual
luncheon yesterday at the Book
Cadillac. They contented them
selves with praises for the enemy
and promise Of a good game.
Crisler proved capable re.
search expert when he gave first.
hand report on the driving time
from Michigan Stadium TO down.
town Detroit under the new 35-
mile-an-hour rule.
81 drove down today" Crisler
told the luncheon guests. keep
Ing right to the letter of the
law. A lot Of people passed me,
but I'm sure the general public
will hear Of the new regulations
shortly. IL took me just I hour
and Is minutes TO reach the
hotel. And with the new start
ing time OF 8 o'clock for all
games, the fans will be able TO
reach the stadium In good time
after working half a day"
1t. Commander Harry Kipke
he demon recruiter for Uncle
ms navy. was the NJ. c. He
pointed out The similarity between
the pre-game dope on Great Lakes
and the anticipated easy victory oil
Michigan over State. Kipke paie
high tribute TO Crisler for the
grand aggregation of footballer;
he has assembled at Michigan
this year.
A large group Of alumni from
both State and Michigan attended
the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

all over the country are other
big games.
Monday noon the most ardent
football fans in the land will
gather at the Fort Shelby Hotel
for the first 1912 meeting of
the Downtown Quarterbacks
Club. The meeting is open TO all
football fans and there is no
charge. Each guest buys his own
lunch.
All the games will be dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Crimmins and Norris
Are Rivals in Match

4 In the second series of bowling
matches TO stimulate the sale of
war bonds Joe Norris will team
with Councilman Billy Rogell
against John Crimmins and Joe
Angeliri, proprietor, at the Palm
Beach Recreation tomorrow night
at 1920.
Crimmins won a $50 bond when
he and Angeliri defeated Rogell
and John GAVE last Sunday by
122 pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

cussed at the meeting. Charlie
Bachman of State will give the
lowdown on his teams contest
with the spectacular Michigan
eleven. Both Gus Dorais of u. of
ID. and Joe Gembis of Wayne
will tell of their battle. Bill Ed
wards will give an account Of
his team and its showing against
Brooklyn. Ed Hayes of the
Times sport staff will be at
Notre Dame today and return
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

be offered during the showing
of the picture.
1t. Com. Harry kipke Of
Uncle Sans Navy will preside.
Remember, the meeting Is
open to all fotball fans. Monday
noon at the Fort Shelby. All are
welcome. II will be quick, inter-
esting and entertaining. And a
good lunch besides all the foot
ball discussion. Come and meet
your friends at the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

with some information about
this team that meets Michigan
November II.
In addition to these speakers
there will be the complete mo-
ton pictures of Michigan's sem
sational 9 10 o victory over the
Great Lakes eleven a week ago.
You will see this new offensive
strength of Michigan that is the
talk of the football world. You'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
White Sex Capture
Sd From Cubs, 81

CHICAGO. Oct. 3 QNS).-The
Chicago White Sox won their third
straight game in the Chicago city
series as they defeated the Chi
cago Cubs. 3 10 2.
Claude Passeau, the Cub pitcher
and Johnny HUMPHREYS of the
White Sox each allowed six hits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

Over the weekend are foot
ball games of much interest TO
Detroit fans.
Michigan's annual battle with
Michigan State. the Wayne Uni
versity contest with u. of D.. the
Notre Dame home opener with
Georgia Tech and the visit of
the Brooklyn Dodgers TO the
lair OF the Detroit Lions. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

Notre Dame again will be with.
out the services of its ace left
halfback, Owen Dippy Evans. who
has been sidelined for a month
with injuries. Bob Livingstone will
start in his place. Jim Mello will
be at fihlback for Jerry Cowhig
who is expected to get in during
the game.
Bill Farley has taken over the
right half post from Creighton
Miller, but both will see plenty oil
action. Angelo Bertelli will direct
the works from quarterback, dc
all the kicking and passing.
NThe probable starting lineup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Titan Experience
Gains 10 Win
Over Wayne II
Tartar First Strineers
Able TO Hold u. D.
Only in FRS. Period
BY HAROLD KAHL

Seldom does football team
receive orchids in defeat, but you
have got 10 hand them today Il
Coach Joe Genbis and his Wayne
players for their fine showing In
holding the superior forces %
University OF Detroit to a 27-(
score in the opening game fol
both schools at the stadium las
night.
II was the third annual contest
md from here to Toxic the best
The two previous resulted in over
vhefming victories for the Titans
l2-7 and $40. Expectancy of rep
2tition of these routs no doubt
held the crowd down to 15,67t
spectators as compared to 17,65s
last year.
Those that failed TO attend not
only missed a good game. but an
other excellent performance oi
Graham Overgaard's great Wayne
band with the aid of some ROTC
and navy boys and Wayne co-eds
that was worth going long way
to see.
EXPERIENCE TOLD
The big difference between u
of d. and Wayne last night was
experience and requirements. The
former had both and the latter
didn't. Had Gembis' second string
matched his first, certainly the
score would have been much
closer. The Tartars stood up bril-
liantly in the first half when they
allowed a single touchdown.
In the second, however, with the
Titan regulars and reserves vel
rested in contrast to the Tartar
regulars, who bore so much of the
burden, Wayne gradually gave
way under the pounding. They had
enough left to keep Detroit from
running wild.
Wayne's inexperience was re-
vealed as linemen committed
themselves too quickly TO another
deceptive offense of Gus Dorais'
AS n I0Sull tic Il dI ldI > lItQuCIllll
left wide gaps through which the
Titan backs sped for large and fire.
quent gains.
SCORING SPLIT
Detroit's scoring was well di.
vided. Jack Pearl. a senior full
back who recovered from a knee
injury in time 70 play. tailed the
first touchdown in the opening
period. Elmer "Tippy" Madaril
and George Ghesquicre scored ir
the third and Jack Melito in the
final. John Hart place-kicked the
first three extra points and vii.
bur Hintz the final.
Meanwhile. Wayne was Just
dangerous enough to keep thing:
interesting. Douglas Rutherford. 9
sophomore late of DENLY, showed
himself a first class passer al
though his protection was no.
enough. especially at critical times
On three different occasions
with Larry Raskin, a soph from
Central. and Reed Hagen. junior
from Southeastern, as his chic
targets, Rutherford had the Titan.
worried The Tartars got as far a!
| CONTINUED on Page 12l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
CoRRECTs MISTAKES

The forward wall is the same
quality that held Notre Dame TO
one touchdown in three of the last
four games. Only last fall. when
injuries robbed the Yellow Jackets
of much of their effectiveness, was
Notre Dame able to run up 20
to 0 score.
Coach Frank Leahy has devoted
hours to correcting the mistakes
Of last weeks tie game in Madi-
son. The ball handling under the
new Information left much 10 be
desired. Fumbles at the wrong
time hurt the Irish. In the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Tough Foe for Irish
Rough. Experienced Georgia Tech Eleven Tests
Notre Dame in Home Opener Today
BY EDGAR HAYES

half the Irish were never forced
TO kick. They scored once and four
times lost touchdown chances. two
on fumbles and two on pass inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
|Corunn Is Torn
Between Race
And SeriesGdme
BY BILL CORUM

International News service sports Nuter
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-This is
one OF those days when we'd like
to be in two places at the same
time. We wouldn't miss the third
game Of the World Series for any
thing. because our guess is that
the team that wins il will win the
championship.
But. having seen that pulse
pounding stretch duel between
Whirlaway and Alsab at Nara
gansett Park. we. sure would like
to see them hook up again in the
Belmont Park Gold Cup.
The long-tailed chestnut from
the red-roofed barns of Warren
Wright's Calumet Farm will have
IA slight shift in his favor in the
weights this afternoon and will
also have a longer piece to so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

NOTRE DAME, Oct. 3.-Notre
Danes fighting Irish. chastened
by Z 10 Z tie with Wisconsin last
week, tackled a tough, rough and
experienced Georgia eleven
today in the Notre Dame Stadium.
A crowd of 10000 is expected TO
see the Irish in their first home
encounter Of the year.
Georgia Tech showed its proves
last Saturday in a 20 to 0 victory
over an excellent Auburn eleven.
Coach Bill Alexander, one of the
veteran masters of deception. has
two sets of speedy backs to throw
against the Irish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
IT'S A TWO Miller

AT Narragansett- more distance
might have changed the result 1--WE
say might. since nobody could pos
sibly know for surel. as Whirly's
red hood showed in front for the
first time jump past the wire.
However,. we are not sure that he
would have relished as much more
as he is going this afternoon
meaning that the Gold Cup is
Itwo-miler.
It could come about that the
distance runnig Bolingbroke will
like the route better than either
Alsab or Whirly, and peg them
both.
Since Carroll herman is again
listed as Alsab's rider, we assume
Continued on Page 12)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
.Pershing
II Southwestern

Austin Coleman scored the first
Pershing touchdown in the third
quarter on an 8-yard plunge after
a team march from the South
western 23-yard line. In the fourth
period, Opt. John Cybolski, center,
intercepted a pass and advanced
the ball to the opposition's 13-yard
marker. Ray Weber took ii over
for a touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
25 Wright

Western % Wright O
Marshall Mosher tailed three
times for Western, twice in the
second quarter and once in the
third to lead the scoring for the
day. His first score was from the
6-yard line and his second was a
gallop of AZ yards. In the third.
Ken Kalis recovered Wright FUN
bic on the IL and a play later
Mosher made his third touchdown.
The last score came in the fourth
period Capt. John Cybolski, center,
bacher to Alex lube.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Donald Thompsons Move

their lovely new ranch home II
Ferris drive. Berkeley, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
tuesday
. Cooking
School Day
MEMBER OF first gradual

A MEMBER OF first gradual
"A ing class at Fort Des Moines.
1t. Joan G. Murray will be on
hand next Tuesday to talk to
members of the Homemakers
Club at their regular cooking
ychool.
Lieutenant Murray win tell of
the work the WAAC's are doing
at various posts where they are
stationed and also of the four
week basic training given
WAAC's at Fort Des MONIES.
= The cooking part of the cook
ing school will be handled as
usual by Prudence Penny, and
she has titled this school "A
Man Needs a Good Dinner" or
= A mans wife needn't give him
porterhouse and T-bone steak in
order to keep him well fed"
Prudence Penny will show you
how to feed friend husband on
short ribs. ham shanks and lamb
riblets and make him love II.
: Detroit Times Cooking Schools
are for members OF the Home
makers Club and are held on
Tuesdays throughout the winter
st 100 in the afternoon, with
doors opening at 100.
IL you are not a member of
the club but would like 10 at
tend the school you may join in
the lobby of The Detroit Times
Y Tuesday before class starts.
Iere is a 10-cent charge for
your membership card.