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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Mccoy Features
Grid Luncheon

Ernie Mccoy, assistant coach at
the University of Michigan will be
one of the speakers at the down
town Quarterbacks' meeting Mon
day noon at the Fort Shelby.
Ernie. a Detroit Northwestern lad
who played football at Michigan
before he became a member of the
coaching staff, has seen Minnesota
in every game this year He is one
of the best qualified 10 talk about
the Michigan-Min game,
which highlights tomorrow's foot
ball program.
Ernie will also give a running
account of the Michigan-North-
western contest. while the pic
lures are being shown.
Gus Dorais will be on hand with
his inside story of Saturday nights
game between University Of De.
troit and Georgetown. Joe Gem.
bis of Wayne. John Karcis of the
Lions and other coaches, players
and sport writer's will discuss the
weekend of football for the fans
Monday noon at the Fort Shelby
All fans are welcome to attend.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Struggle for U. I'D.
Favor Titans Over Georgetown but Hoyes Record
Bodies Trouble for Detroit Tomorrow Night
BY HAROLD KAHL

University OF Detroit will be the
favorite over Georgetown Univer-
,sity when these two unbeaten
teievens clash at the stadium here
tomorrow night at Sis, but the
Titans appear to be in for a ter
rifle struggle right up until the
final whistle.
That seems 10 be the consensus
of opinion among those who make
a careful study of records. They
have discovered Georgetown is a
team that doesn't surrender. no
matter what the odds may be. At
least. in three OF four games the
Hoyas appeared 10 be over
matched. but they still haven't lost
game.
There was no question of
Georgetown's superiority in down
ing University of Mississippi. 14-0
but they didn't seem TO have much
license 10 beat Temple, TO, and
Manhattan, 81. or tie Auburn,
6-6. only last Saturday, but they
did.
So il seems il Georgetown's line
raised havoc with Temple. Man
haitian and Auburn. there is every
reason 10 believe il can be just as
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Wartime Travel Hits
UNI. Teams Privacy
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 23.-The
day of departure is always a hec-
tic time for a major football team.
University of Michigan's squad
left late yesterday for Minnesota,
for the first time under
the new wartime restrictions.
In former years transportation
wasn't problem. The team just
chartered two cars. The lads
boarded the cars here and were
shifted around at connecting
points. BerthS and seats not used
took care of extra baggage and
other impedimenta. The gridders
enjoyed the privacy of their own
cars, usually placed at the end of
the train so they would be pro-
tected from the casual invader.
Now all this is changed. The
authorities buy the space for the
number Of boys they have on the
trip. II is divided maong uppers
and lowers and may be scattered
through several cars. And you
can be sure threll be more up-
perS than lowers. The train now
moves with no vacant space. Spe-
cial cars taboo. To tighten the
baggage the boys will share a
small grip for two.
Harry Tillotson, Y. Of NJ. ticket
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

man, also handles railroad tickets.
The party going to a game usually
numbers about 55. The Western
Conference allows as in the Off
'cial party, but there are photog-
raphers, alumni, secretaries and
"a few more not charged against
the home team.
Henry Hatch is in charge of the
baggage. When you 90 to Mime
sofa you don't know what kind OF
weather you might encounter, so
all the winter garments are added
for the trip. Several kinds OF
shoes and cleats are brought along
in case of rain or frozen ground
or possibly, this late in the year.
snow and ice. 1NN>N
The coaches held a long confer
ence in the morning on the second
floor Of the athletic office build
ing, and the complete scouting ~
port Of those who saw Minnesota
was reviewed. The scouts were In
a room downstairs where they
were available for instant sum-
mons.
Just before train time the head
coach and the quarterbacks had q
short meeting. Michigan Is ready.
The workout in Mime rolis win
Just be 10 timber up. -
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

their better paid brothers. They
went into the battle cocky and
aggressive, with everything to win
and nothing to lose as they tried
to cut the big timers down to
their siZe-shooting for Red Wing
jobs and fatter pay envelopes.
Whatever the answer, the Capt.
tolls had it. They were never
behind from the time Jud McAtee
took Bill Quackenbush's pass and
whacked the puck past Johnny
Mowers for the opening score in
the first five minutes of the Sec
ond period. The Wings came from
behind three times. but goals by
Bill Jennings and the little, wavy
haired blond, Dick Weaver, with
Detroit shorthanded clunked the
Wings in the extra 10 minutes.
The Wings proved they reall,
had it when they wanted TO pu
out. Sid Abel and Don Crosse
achieved the play of the nigh
with a bit of master passing fol
the first Detroit goal. When the
Wings turned it on for the Wares
tying goal in the last minutes oi
the third period, Detroit looked
unbeatable.
The two clubs continue their
battling tonight at indianapolis
while the Wings go on to Cleve.
land tomorrow, then return tC
close their home exhibitions
against the Caps here Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Youngsters Came through TO Win

AT rate. Hayes through with flying colors to
win convincing victory In his first 10round test Jimmy
Edgar disposed of Saverio Tureo good New York wete
weight In the other feature bout Like the Cardinals these
speedy youngsters realized their potential ability when the
chips down.
$50 Im going to them to top the show again next
Friday night at Olympia the fourth edition of Battle of
the Little Giants Hayes going to fight Phil Muscato and
Edgar meets Tony Mot Chicago welterweght who made his
reputation last when he defeated Frze Zic, the
champion of the world Also he beat Harvey
Dubs and Willie Joyce.
Hayes has a long way In the last two months.
remember first show in September Of Hayes
of the preliminary boys and he Glib Jones
knockout In the round. That convinced
of Little Giants, moved him the semi
final spot the Bob Pastor Buddy Scott show.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Hunk in Line
For Hd|ds' Job

CHICAGO, Oct. % GNS).-
Heartley Hunk" Anderson. line
coach of the Chicago Bears and
former head coach at Notre
Dame, appeared today to be the
likely choice TO succeed George
IS. Halas, as pilot of the profess
sional football champions.
Owner-Coach Halas, who now is
awaiting marching orders from
the navy. has announced that one
of his three aids, Anderson. Luke
Johnson, end coach. or Paddy
Driscoll, backfield coach. would
succeed him when he enters the
service.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
BY DON GILLIES

Mary Eleanor Emig and Robley
BretZ of Detroit, both only IA
years of age, now can take their
places with the finest rifle marks
men in the country.
The junior division of the Ma
tional Rife Association disclosed
in Washington today that the two
youngsters had just been awarded
the Expert Rif1eman Medal.
So far this year Mary and Rob
ley, both members of the Detroit
Edison Gun Club at so West Willis.
are two of only $50 junior riflemen
10 gain this award, although the
competition for the National Rifle
Association medal series attracts
thousands monthly.
The majority of those shooters
win awards for the Is progress
sively harder qualification tests
which must be passed before a
shooter even becomes eligible 10
compete for the expert medal. Up
TO now, medal awards in these
lower classifications have num-
bered 54.716. But young Mary and
Robley are not through. even
though they have received the top
medal under N. r. A. rules. The
Distinguished Rifleman Gold Bar.
final stage of the course. is their
next aim.
To earn the Expert Medal, the
junior series entrants had to prove
their ability in the standing posi-
tion, most difficult of all. Using
standard N. r. A. 50-foot gallery
targets, on which the bull's-eye is
actually smaller than a % caliber
bullet. Mary and Robley had 10
average 80 per cent accuracy for
80 shots.
Both got their taste Of big time
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
He Proved TO Be Biotime Stuff

H fought eight rounds for the first time that night and
defeated Jackie HILL tough Chicago boy who is hard to hit
knew he ready for the big time then matched him
with Woods. That natural and Hayes settled lot Of
arguments by winning decisvy in his first 10round bout
Hes ready for the outsiders I've matched him
Muscato who is brother of the heavyweight fighter
Sgt Joe Muscato. You may remember Phil Muscato. He
whipped Glib Jones In the best fight the Red
Zamars show last April the State Fair Coliseum his
last fight he defeated Jackie Hill last Monday in the main
event at Margold Gardens In Chicago
Hes the toughest opponent Hayes has been called
to meet but I'm banking the Ferndae boy Edgar
too to through again Like Billy Souhworth I'm putt
ing faith In youth speed and potential ability to bring
boxing back to Detroit.
Incidentally, last show drew than $500 fans
gross gate than S8OOO That's the largest
gate that boxing show has drawn here since Harvey
fought Sugar Ray Robinson So Olympia Friday
and for yourself It'll help you TO forget about the
Yankees.
Sincerely,
mick
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Buoky Harris Applies
For Army Position

WASHINGTON. Oct. % GNS)
Stanley Raymond "Bucky" Har.
ris, now as. retired manager oi
the Washington Senators. today
awaited action on his application
for a commission in the army spe.
cialists corps.
While il has been reported that
Harris was under consideration
for managerial jobs at Brooklyn
and Detroit, he said that he ha;
received no offers since resigninl
from Washington a month ago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
That S the Cry
Of Gopher Fans
On 33d Battle
Wiese Is Out but
Kuzma viii Be in
Top Form for Game
BY BOB MURPHY

MINI Polls, Oct. 23.-
'Minnesota's running attack will
beat Michigan :"
That is the belief confidently
Expressed here by Gopher partis-
ans on the ever of the thirty-third
meeting between the two great
teams of the Western Conference.
Michigan's squad of 33 men ar
rived early today and were to
work out briefly this afternoon.
Coach Fritz Crisler has given up
hope of having his sophomore full
back. Bob Wiese, in the starting
Lineup. There is hardly any chance
that Wiese will be used at all due
to the injured ankle. Don Lund,
a Detroit boy, also a sophomore,
will get his big chance.
KUZMA LOOKS TOPS
But there was one bright de-
velopment for the Wolverines. In
the final practice before the team
tentrained late Thursday Tom
Kuzma gave a punting exhibition
that convinced one and all he il
ready TO resume his starring role
in the Wolverine cast.
But getting back to the vaunted
running game of the Gophers and
their big hope here tomorrow
for even the most optimistic OF
Gopher fans admit the team to
date has not shown a passing at.
tack worthy of note.
Doctor George Hauser, Minne-
lsota's head football coach, has
changed the famous single wing
ylback formation to the extent OF
] employing deception rather than
lIdepending upon sheer power. This
! change is noted when the famed
D bull rushes of former Minnesota
: lfullbacks no longer dominate sig.
nal drill on the practice field.
Hauser has slanted all the full.
r back plays and he uses speed at
elthis point. Bob Kula, sophomore
4 who will start against Michigan,
is lacking in power but he makes
nit up with speed and will try to
: run inside and outside of Michi-
n gan's tackles. rather than try to
ysplit Michigan's great guard COM
bination.
n Another bit of evidence as to
e Hauser's change is noticed in use
of the famed Minnesota lateral.
yIThis play is used throughout the
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Rickey's In Says Joe Williams

NEW YORK, Oct % (UP)Joe W'''ams, sports columnis
OF the New York World
that Branch Hickey the
Dodgers succeeding 1t Col Larry MacPhal.
Formal expected At any
time today next week" Williams "In
been definitely decided"
Hickey, general 4
Brooklyn club
presumably ne demanded the
had worked under namely S5OO0 fiat salary
this added S85 900
the highest priced
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

Jimmy Councilman his Detroit coach
OF the Chicago Cardinals asked about his opera
In his time Councilman has edited country make
records soldiers monuments led orchesras
Quoted a newspaper column and composed songs.
"opera career place in the role Of the football
Good News musical comedy production at the St
Louis Municipal OPERA the largest and most successful outdoor
theatrical company America. The St. Louis Muny Opera
10000 paid admissions highland Councilman stopped
the show.
"It two-toone with any bookie that wouldn't get
the stage" Councilman recalled But you know how
is with fat elderly exhibitions He's pure ham. He
blows the stage because he's been acting all his
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Jack Jacobs Of Rams
Gets His Army Call

CLEVELAND, Oct. % (UP).-
Jack Jacobs, brilliant Indiad half
back of the Cleveland Rams pro-
fessional football team in the Ma
.tional League. has been ordered to
report for induction into the army
air corps at Oklahoma City on No
vember 10, 1t was announced to-
day.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Auto Club s. to Practice

Auto Club basketball team will
hold its first practice OF the season
Sunday at 10 a. m. at Kronk
Community Center. Junction and
McGraw avenues. Players seeking
tryouts are welcome. or can call
Coach Cincy Sachs at To. 1882,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
EXPERT RIFLE SHOOTERS Alta
Two Young Detroiters Awarded Medals

competition last year in The
Detroit Times William Randolph
Hearst shoot, receiving medals for
their shooting. Ed MacSweeney,
their instructor at the Edison Club.
has high hopes for their continued
progress in craftsmanship.
Mary Emig lives at 1926 Ilene
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
on, Yes, Don't Forget Rivals

Mr.. Londes may have observed says nothing
fight show which his rivals Messrs Markowtz and
Jack Laken staging Monday night
An oversight on Mr.. Nicks part, perhaps.
On second thought Mr. Nick probably figured Messrs Mar
kowtz and Laken would think him presumpous mentioning
that Carmen Notch Willie Joyce battle at the Arena
Monday. Both shows read good paper will take in
BOTH Is that fair, Mr.. Nick, Mr.. Louie and Mr. Jack
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

avenue and Robley Bretz at 13967
Lauder. They plan to compete
in the forthcoming Hearst Times
shoot again this season, as we'll as
the Michigan and national inter
scholastic craftsmanship competi-
tions.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Clemson Finds Star

COLUMBIA. s. C., Oct. %
.UNS).-Marion Clutch But
Ter. Clemson tailback from Green
vile. S. C., ran and passed his
team TO an Is TO 6 victory over
South Carolina.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Harbert Aids Soldiers

BATTLE CREEK. Oct. %
Melvin (Chick) Harbert. ranking
professional golfer. is heading q
Battle Creek committee of sports
men who will provide athletic
equipment for coast guard camps
located nearby.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

entirely unexpected Billy Southworths gang
young with plenty Of potential ability that real
ized when the big test
while you were gone had "Word Series" too
Charlie Woods, of the best prospects
around here fought at Olympia Sure matched them
had you guessed?
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

Dear Leo ..--~~
by your column that you've finally recovered from
the World Series II must have been quite shock to
proud Yankees humbed by ST. Louis Cardinals after
dominating the baseball long. But then 1t
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Nieks a Friendly Chap. Anyway

Mr. Nick Londe of Sports Enterprises 6009 Transporta
tion Building getting formal He's writing letters
Knowing Mr.. Londes be friendly chap with uerior mo-
tes generating his correspondence such wanting to put
project before public running the letter if
is breach of confidence and annoying the Olympia match
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
. SPOR T S
.By LEO MACDONELL.

Councilman Tells Of His His Instincts Were
Opera Career It's Those Of Ham, So
: Affair ct St. Louis He Dion t Blow Up
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

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board 80 Martin GufWin. 1921 Fui
lerton avenue Detroit
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Mental BIa(kout,'
Plea al Death Trial

Testimony Of Thomas Ross %,
a railroad Waterman, that a
mental blackout made him help
plesS as Robert Miller, Il, drove
in front of Pere Marquette tram.
al the Clark street crossing. was
on the record today in Ross trial
for manSlauChtcr before Recorder 5
Judge John Y. Brennan
A freight train going IN the OPP
poSltc direction attracted his al
tentlon. Ross explained after Wit
ncSSes testified nc failed TO lower
the guard gate He admitted he
had 10 beers before coming 10
work. hut denied testimony that
ne was found asleep after the
crash. Ross lives at 30i2 West Fort
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Nelson TO Attend Farley
rlme. STAR Correspondent

BAY CITY, Feb. % City Man
agcr j. Harry Nelson Will attend
a Detroit conference tomorrow
to study proposed reviSions and
amendments TO the state Con
SIltution. He was appointed 10
the group of officials from various
cities by Herman G.. Crow. St
Joseph. president Of the Michigan
Municipal League. The league is
but one of the many orGani-
cations and agencies pushing the
revision PROPOSAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Death Penalty
New Order on Deserters
Signed by Roosevelt
Times stan Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER, Feb. %
Death may he the penalty for de-
Sertion from the army under a new
order signed by President Roose-
Welt. Lieut.. Col. George NJ. Mac
Mullin, post executive officer,
warned today.
Other offenSeS for which a
may order the high
est punishment for either a soldier
or civilian include aiding or advis-
ling another to desert or misbe-
havior of Sentinels. lie warned that
an army guard has full right tC
shoot a civilian unable TO explain
his presence on an army post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Ide Holds Post
If Army Calls

Common Pleas Judge o. z. Ide
can Join The army without resign
ING his judicial post. Atty. Gen.
Herbert j. Rushton ruled in Lam
sing today.
lde. a reserve major, Is expected
10 he called into service.
I'm his opinion. requested by
Judge Ide. the attorney general
said neither a public nor private
officeholdcr' should be penalized
for his enlistment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Steamed I'm
Two Sweat OF Weight
10 Join 'Chutists

two hungry. weary and thor
ouchN ,tcam-hathcd youths today
were among four new recruits IN
the United States Army Parachute
Battalion.
Their priyationS were Nolun-
tarilv undergone to get within the
lS5-pound limit for enlistment IN
the parachute battalion.
Harry J. LulomSkl, 2S, OF $685.
Badger avenue, former Ham
tramck football star, melted off
Is pounds by the baths. exercise
and diet. Kenneth O. Boyer, y
of Reed City didn't eat for SIN
days and reduced rs pounds.
EnlStlng with them were VII
liam r. Lchoy, 2l of S2l5 MI
Elliott avenue and Dclbert {
Shackclfcrd y, of 1850 Wes'
Seven Mile road
I'VE want action" Chorused
H., ,ttuttpt
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Gen. Hugh s. son.
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times"
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For the Inside News ot
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Bladder Weakness

ADVERTIsEM EMIT
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I'VE want action" ChOruseC
the quartet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
ATTLE-WITElN-BATTLE FEATURE OF u. OF NJ GAME
Evashevsh Faces Lad He Helped Develop, Ceitham

shown in that George is rated with
the best in the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

Western, last years city swim
ming champion, resumed the spot
light as the Metropolitan League
opened the 1912 season. The Cow
boys defeated Northwestern, 57-34.
Bob PuShman was a double win
ner, taking the 50 and 200-yard
free style events for Western.
Jerry AStourian, city champion.
won the l00-yard breast stroke in
his usual form and John Kry-
goSki back-stroked his, way TO a
first. The meet became a mathe-
NAUTICAL certainty when the Cow
boys placed first and second in
the medley relay.
The Colts won but three events
Jim Crawford took the diving.
Jim McGurk the l00-yard free
style and Jack Parker copied the
Individual medley event.
In the remainder of the days
meets, BEDFORD, sporting brother
that accounted for
l02a points. defeated Central,
62-29 Loren Bloctscher took sec
onds in the 100-yard back stroke
and the individual medley, while
his brother, Bert placed second
IN the diving and swarm on the
medley relay.
Frank Lerchin Of the Trailblaz-
ers won the l00-yard breast stroke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

University Of Michigan Stadium,
Forest Evashevski, quarterback
for the spectacular Iowa Naval
Preflight Cadets, will match his
wits against George Ceithaml,
Walverine captain and signal
caller.
George was a sophomore at u.
of NJ. when EvashevSki was a
senior. 1t was Captain EvasheV-
skis duty TO help develop him,
How we'll Envy succeeded is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Wd||y Weber
Makes First Talk
To Qudrterbdcks
-WalIv Weber. the No. / lunch

.Wally Weber. the No. ! lunch
speaker of the state, Will
Axe his first appearance at
Mondays meeting of The Detroit
Times Downtown Quarterback
Club at the Fort Shelby. The
coaching profession offers few
more interesting or entertaining
takers than the University OF
Michigan freshman coach.
Wally will discuss the game be-
tween the Iowa Prenight Cadets
and the University of Michigan.
After giving a few notes on the
freshman team, Wally will furnish
the dialog for the Michigan
Michigan State pictures.
A newcomer 10 the meeting will
be Coach Joe Bach OF the Fort
Knox team. Joe's team plays the
University of Detroit at the
stadium here Sunday afternoon.
Bach was one of Notre Dame's
finest linemen and is a top flight
speaker who can give considerable
football dope. One of his main
topics will be Ohio State. tradi-
tional foe of Michigan. Joe met
this great Buckeye team a couple
of weeks ago and knows much
about them.
Gus DoraiS will tell the L. OF d.
end Of the Fort Knox game and
also have n few words on the ma
tons football. Joe GembiS will
have the inside story Of the
Wayne Michigan State game
Other players and writer's will
be present 10 tell OF Saturdays
and Sundays contests Remember.
the meeting is open 10 all football
fans. There is no charge Each
guest buys his own lunch. The
rest is on the house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09


the best in the country.
AMONG THE BEST
George ceithami and Forest
Evashevski have clinched places
with the best quarterbacks Mich
igan ever has had. Under coach
Fritz Crislcr's system, they are
blockcrs and both rank high in
that department.
When CriSler was asked how he
would compare them, he answered;
ITS comparison Of simiIari-
ties. Ceithaml has followed very
faithfully In the steps Of his old
captain. Each il a natural quar-
terback.
AS team players they are
without. equals. They have had
10 block M others could make
the headlines, hut they did the
work $50 efficiently the most un-
informed fans have been able to
recognize IT,"
TomorroW they'll be on opposite
sides. II win be the biggest game
of the day. VIII EvaShevski's extra
year Of experience -hcip him 10 out
wit his old pupil, or will Ceithaml
have studied the mental compleXi-
ties of his ex-mentor close enough
to be able 70 figure out his moves
in advance?
II should be a swell battle
within a battle"