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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Wright Plane
Is Recognized

Raleigh. Oct. IA a..cf ltij.
news story buried uu bari: ,ae,
"i SCnday'S papC.> may prove %.
considerable Importance t. Mort.
Carolina. especial" Tia. h!,,..-a...
and rciI" c"!icClu... The story ,Ll.:
mat OFFICIALS Of TN" Smithsonian, In
Stltutiun al Washington hau final.
agreed that the plane used bv /. u,
Wright brothers III the CDuchal yiirir
AT Kitty Hawk was the first hca,i..,.
than-air machine capable OF sustain
cd light.
All these wears. while North Car
DINA was Boosting about being Ia,
birthplace ri aviation. and wn,.,
most school books and official rec
ordS accorded honor i"r The iir~t
airplanr la Wilbur and OryIlic
wright, the national mus,u n al
washington has dlSp!tyCu aupln,
plane designed u" Samuel I.au"lv.
ana rcm"d"lcG by Glenn Curtis. a.;
NE lIfSt plane capable o! flight.
Even Smithsonian agreed HAT The
WrIShtS flew first. but the uruho. 70
tiles claimed that Langlcy'> .I..,.,
could have flown. Pom; /, II dl.,.l,
until Glenn CUrtiS' had changed y
around and. after several abor,f,.,
attempts. did fly 1t some eight wears
alter The Kitty Hawk flight.
In some way the Wright plane A..
/" London. Wilbur Wright died aro
CENIllc wouldn't agree e. rave t..
plane brought back To- .Anr.i... ,.r-
.rNS Smithsonian would dr,I.na;u ..
as the first plane ever To- h, able,
|" ny. Recent concession IN urr, o..
smithsonian Institution aulnu.l.,.
sad IL be entirely satisfactory ir r..,.
surviving Wright brother. app.rrn.-
" opens the way for tine plane &,
Do brought home" as soon 3D., ~r.p
ping CONDITIONS Will permit Il, r.a.
port across the Atlantic.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Dabney News
By MISS SARAH MATTHEW'S

AZ. ana Mrs. RrfJiS l.. M-i,hcwS
't as ihrir dinner guests recently
a... ana Mrs. Aubrey Eicdcpcih. Mrs
james >. Matthew'S and children.
Joyce. jimmy and Il. l.. Matthews,
H.I Mr.. and Airs. Willie Robinson.
ia.Sc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Robinson 81. day evening were: Mr..
md Mrs. Morris Bramc and children,
Jean. Sylvia. and Laurence Br me.
and MIS-. Dorsey Glover.
Miss Sarah Matthews spcn, Sun
day night with Mrs. and Mrs. James
Matthews.
Visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Robinson Sunday were Mrs. Gene
Williams and daughter. Carrie. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Bccss and small
son. Harvey.
Little Jimmy Matthews is spend
ing the week with his aunt. Mrs.
Aubrey licdcpcih.
Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Richardson.
AIlcc Stevenson and Callic Robin
son. ni Greensboro. arc expecting
30 arrive some time Saturday 10
spend the Weekend here with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. ard Mrs George Nucklcs
spent Il short while Sunday night
with Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Matthews.
Mrs.. Jack Rowcll and children. of
Sanford. are spending some time
with Mrs. Rowc!l'S parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey Glover.
0 Joyce Matthews spent wednesday
n'ght with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus l.. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l.. Matthew's
and daughter. Sarah. Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Hcdcpcth. Mir and Mrs.
James Matthews and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Robinson. Carl
Williamson. Mr and Mrs. Jim Hicks.
and two SOS. and Mrs Basil Knott
were guests Of Nj and Mrs Rufus
Daniel recently ~ a surprise birth
day slipper hon ring Mrs Daniel
MIR. and Mis- Willie Robinson. Mrs.
clyde Stevenson and Christine Rob
iGSOn were recent guests Of Mr. and
Mrs.. Sam Stevenson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Need More Workers
To Make Bandages

Inc new quota OF surgical uvyss-
inss Tor November has been rccciy-
cd by the Red Cross. il Was ANNOUNCE
cd today by the chairman. In order
|" begin ON the new quota on time,
IL IS imperative that there be more
workers IL help with the bandagcs
winch remain OF TINS months NUM-
pCr. An average al over 800 dress
mas must bc made per day in order
Il" tlniSh tie quota for October on
un". ~ those in charge are vcly
H"NluU> Ia begin work ON the No
NEinbCr Oaiidag"S next Monday. thCs
are 'uGing that more workers report
III the Red Cross surgical drc,sin,;
rooms this week. and that they help
- much and FOR rs long Il time as
possible.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Local Governments Ask More
Of States Tax Collections

c!patlns can share IN State money
and,
More adequate provision Tor car
ing FOR mental patients, many oil
whom are now housed IN county
homes and jalls ior lac; OF room.
III State institutions.
Mayor Graham II. Andrew, q.
Raleigh and John Skinner. secretary
oi the county commissioners a,,o-
citation. III presenting their program
elaborated upon the franchise and
delinquent tax provisions /. was
pointed out that local units have
little or no discretion nuW IN :iN-
lng rates iOr franchise lrylcs. Con
Ncquently some buSincSSrs are pay-
ing too much and some Mt enough
due to change in conditions since
the current law was enacted.
The law now provides .hu. local
taxing bodies may" c0.lcc: out of
personal property before realty IS
offered for sale. The county com
mISSloncrs would like a. have this
read shall SO that the collection
process would be shortened. Chin
man j. II. Clark oi the bulge, COM
mission asked il failure to collcc,
was not due 20 incfficiCucy uu part
OF the local collector. Skinner ad
mitted that this was often true. bu;
wanted the law fixed so tina. moi.
Their the collector nor the pavrr
could be delinquent.
Observations made by uCmbcr- of
the commission indicated tina, tho
group was impressed AID III , az
least some # the Suggestions would
be incorporated in the bulge, re-"
port TO the legislature.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Society News
PROLOGUE.

Bc happy now when all the growi:.s
world
Prepares ion winter and the white:
quiet.
We woke today 10 lind the summer
gone.
The vine whose first pale tcndI is
cIulcd
Around the red bricks of the 2arI"n
wall
rIa, borrowed color from the u;tt,"rn
sun.
Green WAS like music in the 40, ing
air.
1t green has gone. and nov ~"
hear the call
crimson and the bright Voice #
gold.
happy now-this is no hour iol.
grief
is is the prologue Tor TIE great
white hour
.Shcn snow will bloom above the
Ciltcd Leaf.
Sc happy now. dreamer or lover.
Then hear The uumpctlng wind
over.
.~-b~a.s,r' Al>tync Allen
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NISBET

Raleigh, Oct. 28-A more vigorous
offensive than ever before wagcd
will DC conducted by cities, cOuuuc.;
and towns in the next leg lslaiurc
ior larger share vi moneys nuM
Claimed lur State use, il the hear
ing Tuesday before the budgr; com
mission may be taken as At sign 81.
what Is coming.
The League ui municipalities and
the Association OF County Cum.uIs-
sioncrS, through their legislative
committees, appealed to the COM
mission Tor recommendation pro-
vidIng the following:
Return 10 the local goyc,rn.,cu,
units Of all intangible pr.prr,y
taxes collected, less rca.uuayl,
collection cost:
Exemption from payment 81 the
State tax on gasoline used exclusive
ly in local government, Official yc-
hlcleS such as fire trucks. garbage
and street repair trucks and cuuip.
mcnt and police cars;
Increased ALLEGATION of highway
moScy for use in repairing and main
tanning streets:
Larger discretion on part of .ocal
governing bodies in In" amounts
and schedules of collection Of bus
i"cSS franchise taxes;
Strictcr lcg.l requirement., ion. col.
lection of delinquent property and
poll taxes:
More liberal apr pr.atipn for
forest fire protection. especially so
that the II counties not noy nnrt,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Macon Club Hostess
At District Meet

The Macon Community club of
the North Carolina Federated Wom-
ans Clubs VIII entertain the Four
i'ou;n District meeting Thursday,
October -. beginning AZ 10 O'Clock
n ;hc Methodist church a, Macon.
t.uns comprising this district axe
u Henderson, Macon. Norlmu. OX-
.urc, Roanoke Rapids. Scotland
... b. s.. ..uEsu. \, rIuuE. Wu.il.Iu.
Representatives from the Woman's
It"suay club and Junior Wuman's
cab ul henderson are expected 10
attic Il.
Mrs. Robert ". Winston. oi OK
ford. dlsir!c: president, will preside.
ana Mss Louise Clark. OF OXiurd,
viii record proceedings. Greetings
Mil De cXtundcd by Mrs. John 5.
Norvcl, president OF tho hostess
CLUB.
Mrs. p. X. Rankin, State presi-
dent, AID Mrs. Clarence W. BcaS!ry
second president, viii make
the principal address. Each club
president will present the various
activities Sponsored by her urgani-
ZIi.uI.
Mr.. +. O.. Sem. president of the
Oxford W"man's club and chairman
"i DE Red Cross, will discuss The
WORK e! the Red Cross Mrs. Leon
Nick. Stale Junior president. Will
bring greetings from the juniors.
Mrs. {, X. Proctor, State chairman
at Amcrican!lat.on, VIII briefly out
ne the work %. tina, department.
Mrs. Henry Hall. State Junior vice
rlIamau Of public welfare. will
'H.. om the needs oi publicity in
welfare work.
i.ncdiatcIy after the meeting a
.",ao"nl Will he scrvcd in the
.'..s looms of the Methodist church
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
OVERSEAS PACKAGES
DEADLINE SATURDAY

Thi, * the last week in which,
Christmas packages for men IN the
armed forces al overseas stations
may bc mailed with amy assurance
OF delivery by Christmas. Arthur Fl.
Surprise. secretary or The Henderson
Chamber of Commerce. warned to-
day.
Tho postal service promises dc
livery by Christmas Of packages
mailed before November |. which il,
next Sunday Packages should APP
prnNImatc the size of u shoe box ana
should weigh not more Than six
pounds. Only ono package may bc
mailcd W. amy individual in ""v r,.,,
Il, srrf ne - O,s last r,,,t,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
INITIATED

S \ Tcrscr and + =. Barnes OF
Henderson, Students al North Caro-
lima state College. have been initial
Cd into the State College chapter Of
Theta T7u rational pr"'". .rynll -.
:'7'er'nt irs'crrrty.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Promoted,

Lieutenant W. II. Furman. .Ir. has
been promoted 10 first lieutenant in
the Army Air Corps and is NOW sta
toned al Panama City. Florida. He
! the son Of Dr.. ". II. Furman. Of
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
HalIoWe en- PARTY
Is At Townsville

\ IialIuwc'cu party will hc gwen
a. lhr Townsville school FrId"E
o,CnmE. beginning at s u'Cloc..
There will DC Il king ana queen cnI-
lest. various Kinds of Studts. and
entertainment and anu cement az
PROMISED tor all who attend
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
4 WITH OUR BOYS =.
IN SERVICE I.
Weekend Here

PIC James r. Freeman. Or thy
Second Coast Artillery. Fort Monroe
Va, spent the weekend with hi,
parents. MIR. and Mrs. i +. Freeman,
Of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Bobby Davis Here

Cpl. II. G.. ). LAWS. -. who ha.
Been stationed at Alntrr Field. CAN
iornla. is here for u irw day. visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Il. G.. s. Davis.
On route 10 Miami Beach. Florida.
where he will attend Officers Can
d:da;c School in the adminisua,i, I
branch Of the Army Air Corps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

oTliERS-Thrrc Viii Dc other
important matters discussed in cX-
ccutlvc sessions. These will deal
mainly with state and federal co.
operation III various phases of the
war effort and the industrial labor
racial problems incident thereto.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Contcmporary Club Meets.

The Contemporary Book Club will
meet with Mrs. Walter H. Stone al
the home ur Mrs. y. r. Parhau un
the Lyubauk road Thursday after
noon at 3:3O o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
CONGRATULATIONS
,I&tA&!g

Firth of Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell !. pHham
nn1"luc" the birth Of a daughter.
MHrv Lewis. thia morning al GiHH-
VILE hospital. Oxford
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

lNSPECTlON-Anoihcr import
mt topic will be collection of in
Specion ices from federal govern
mcni agencies distributing seeds and
fertilizer. North Carolina has led the
fight for adjustment OF this issue.
In the case OF fertilizer inspection
The matter Is largely one of revenue.
IhaiS what supports our State De-
partmcnt OF agriculture. With res
pect 10 seed Inspection. revenue Is
Incidental: the main point is main
tcnancc Of the high standard Of
seeds which State inspection laws
guarantee Ia farmers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
tern Caroline.

FREIGHT RATES At the con-
ference of Southern GOyCrnors at
NASHVILLE the mann topic Viii be the
age-oid problem Of punitive diiicrcn-
tlalS III freight rate. imposed upon
the South. Recently Southern states
won the battle Tor rci!cf IN cattle
rates, but many Other diffcrcntials
still burden the section. Governor
Broughion is optimistic about uni
fed action OF Southern states toward
obtaining adJus ,mcuIs N this mat,
Ter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

lHILDREN-Som Somewhat akin 10
he problem mentioned IN the fore
gong paragraph the State Depart
ment OF Labor reports heavy IN
crease in child labor during Sep
TENDER. The number Of children
between Ii and II years OF age get
ting employment permits was B.
900 about ID per cent above Al,-
gust.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

POPULAR-Thc P.Sp n hunt has
proved increasingly popular each
year since 1t was muuGuratcd. The
reason is simple: il offers the oppor-
tHnIty 10 folks who cannot afford
expensive equipment, guides, etc,
10 get few days oi big g-mc hunt
my Tor very nominal fec. It's
popular with the game division, too,
The license comes in mighty handy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Indiana Wins
On Ground

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. q
I Purdue lost the old oaken
bucket today as an Indiana Of
Tense, held to the ground by a
slippery hall, battered through
the Purdue line for three touch
downs \to triumph, 300. 1t was
'Indiana's third victory over Purdue
in three years.
Purdue at first appeared likely
TO smother the versatile Indiana
scoring machine. which had lost IT'S
diversified attack because Of in
ability 10 pass the soggy ball,
But in the second period Hillen-
brand buCked 10 four first downs
and the Negro fullback. McKinnis.
hammered the ball across for the
first touchdown on four Consecu-
tive plays
Purdue handcuffed the Indiana
attack in the third quarter. but
the Boilermakers failed TO chalk
up any scores.
IT was Hillenbrand again, aided
by Dewar, who set up the second
touchdown as the Indiana array of
backs erupted for two markers in
the final session Saban Sprinted.
untouched, around end for the
score.
Coach 30 Mcmillan shot in a
reserve backfield. mainstayed by
McKinniS. whose 50-yard run,
spanked a 75-yard march TO the
goal line, where nc hit pay dirt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Illinois Subdued
By Great Lakes

! CHAMPAIGN. Ill, Nov. 2
t(UP).-The Great Lakes Nava
Training Station football team
turned on the power for one fleet
ing moment in the third quarter
10 overcome a stubborn University
OF Illinois eleven, 6 10 0, today
before 10000 spectators.
Two alumni of Minnesota proved
the downfall OF the Him Bruce
Smith ran AZ yards through a
broken field late in the third
period to set the stage for 2-yard
plunge TO touchdown by Bob
Sweiger
Most Of the game was played in
midfeld and hinged on a punting
duel between Illinois Buck Correll
and Bruce Smith Of the Sailors
with Illinois never getting The ball
inside the Great Lakes 15-yard
line.
Great Lakes made nine first
downs TO six for the Illini and
gained $50 yards from rushing 10
rs for Illinois Each team fumbled
eight times and twice Capt. Jimmie
Smith OF Illinois bobbled 10 give
Great Lakes scoring opportunities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

gives an idea Of states superior
ity In running THE visitors had
ON edge RI the mir but not enough
80 make q material difference IN
The Nardage gained over ALL
Behind f8stCharglnE line.
states backs ripped and tore
through West Virginia for re-
peated gains. hut these advances
More tar- re- tf4e-- part limited 10
lho distance between the 2O-yaTd
stripes ON defense tho sturdy
Spartan limo was stone wall.
Michigan States trek 10 its
touchdown was set up hy n West
Virginia tumble which was recov-
erred boy George Radulescu PIP
pound rueri from Inlay CITY, on
West NlrE.rIaS 4O-yard line.
Gingras, sparked The parade
with 2l-yari sprint that put the
ball ON thn Noun'ainecrs' 30 And
after kieppc tore off 6. Gingrass
picked t:1 II more yards 10 drive
Tho visitors hack 10 their 7-yart
Line a gain by kieppc and an off
sige- penalty ON West Virgins
showed HE oval up 10 tho 2-yarc
limo.
A. This iuncture the Rougr
Continued on Page SlN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
4I-Yard Drive

Just before the end OF The first
half, Michigan gave the Maize and
Blue partisans big thrill by driv-
ing all the way from their 43-yard
line 10 Ohio States 2-yard stripe
as the half ended.
Chip. States next score came in
the third quarter on 60-yard pass
play Sarringhaus 10 Bob Shaw.
the brilliant Buckeye end. and then
Michigan staged 64-yard drive 70
send Wiese over from the l-yard
stripe.
The clincher for Ohio State re-
suited on a 32-yard pass in the
fourth quarter. SarTinghaus 10
Horvath, after Bob Jabbusch.
guard. recovered Paul Whites
tumble on Michigans 81 II was
from this point that Horvath
slipped in back Of the secondary
and Sarringhaus, a truly great
back today. hit the mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
StrOh BowIerS
Trail New York

NEWA YORK Nov - The
New York Journal Americans took
a 220-pjn lead over StrohS Of De-
trolt in the first block Of the match
FOR the world championship here
today
Principal factor In the New York
showing was the 200 game fired by
Mike Cassie Cassie totaled 75C
for the three games as Now York
relied ~ r e .t25 count 10 = 9O5 for
SiTOhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

Touchdowns- Harder. Anderson, Daley
Schretner
Points after touchdowns Harder ?
suhstitutions Wisconsin: ends, Lyons
stupkA; tackle, Thornany: guards. Boyle
Frei Marks, Roberts. center. Mckay
backs, Wink. Calligaro. McFadzean. Re
gan. seellnger. RAY Minnesota ends, An
derson, Muiready, Lila; guards, Blllman
Holmstrom, Perkds center, solheirn backs
Garnaas Kelly rrickeY. Thomas Williams
Daley. Johnson Kulbitski
Referee william Blake. Iorss Umpire
W ~. Knight. Dartmouth Field judge
Dave Noble. Nebraska. Head linesman
Paul Goebel Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Invite Hilltop Star
To Edst-West Game

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 81
Left tackle Al Klug of the Mar.
quette University football team
has received an invitation from
coach Andy Kerr of Colgate &c
play on the East team in the
Shrine's annual EaSt-West game
in San Francisco, January i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Many Mistakes

Michigan made many mistakes.
A blocked punt set the stage for
Ohio's first touchdown. a tumble
gave the Buckeyes its chance for
the last score in the fourth quar-
ter and two other fumbles and
three passes that fell in the Buck
eye hands time and again upset
Michigan'S offense just when the
team seemed headed In the right
direction.
Ohio's line. led by Bob Shaw
the end; Bill vickroy, center, and
Lin Houston. guard, was magnifi-
cent. And tonight you should hear
them shout for Paul Sarringhaus
Les Horvath, sophomore Gene
Fekete and the other Buckeye
heroes.
has suffered great mental
agony and pain since Fritz Crisler
came 10 Michigan. But this is
their hour of joy-and a deserved
celebration II is II was the first
Ohio win over Michigan since 1887
and the fifth time the Western
Conference title has come tc
Columbus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
cant Cry Today
Says Paul BrOOn

MASSILLON. o., Nov. 81
(UP). - Massillon High School,
indicated in Its last SO football
games, finally fell today, losing
to an old rival, Canton Mckin-
ley, S5 TO o.
a crowd Of $4,000 saw Canton
score In every period to hand
Masslllon Its first defeat since
1887. Paul Brown. whose Ohio
State team won the Big Ten
title today, coached Massillon
through most Of its long winning
streak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Titons Outgoined

In the way of statistics The
teams were even IN FIRST downs
each making nine eight by rlsh-
ing and one on passing. But Ar
kansas showed a net yardaEe Of
100 BY rushing 10 DetroitS llS
Detroit tried IA passes and com
plete FIVE for as yards Arkansas
attempted nine and completed two
for 35.
From the way the game started
il looked ike "a runaway Tor De
troit Within q short time the
TItsns worked their way 10 Arkan.
SaS' S-yard line only 10 lose The
bali on downs when two line plays
and two passes brought the loss Of
a yard
a httle later Co-csptain Don
Hughes set of the spark that re-
suited in touchdown when he
returned punt BY Forte from his
- 20 Arkansas az. Three of
tackle Siants by Madsrik and one
10y George Ghesquire brought q
first down on Arkansas g.
Here Nsdarik shot p pass to
Wilbur Hlntz. who IN turn lai-
eIsled 10 Tom Friclink and re
travelled 10. The q before being
brought 10 the turf. After Chc,-
quire los 2 yard At right end
Madsrik faxed pass and ran 90
~ u.
Jack Pearl rammed right tackle
20 the Il end Madarik added 9
before he faded back and SHOT a
pass 20 Ruth, who received On 'he
and then bucked over for "a
touchdown. Hart spills the up-
rights with ms plsce-kick for me
extra point.
Detroit made one threat In tfc
second period and that Was The
snd for The asy. The Tiians reached
tCoutinued on Page SIX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
A Better Ball Team

Michigan made more first downs
than Ohio State, II 10 Q. outrushed
them les yards In l39- yards. and
even completed more passes. 10
out OF % attempts for l4S yards
as against six out Of eight for l42
yards.
But Paul Sarringhaus and his
mates never missed pass when
IL counted.
There was one break al the very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Toronto Wins,
Captures Lead

TORONTO. Nov q Toronto
Maple Leafs skated circles around
Montreal Canadiens here tonight,
winning 80 and capturing first
place in the National Hockey
League. Seven Leafs shared in the
goal-getting Sweeney Schriner
was the only one to score twice.
MONTREAL TORONTO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Daley Gets Going

Baumann opened the final perioC
with a "a yard punt Minnesota
attempted TO spring its powerful
backs loose but lost the ball on
downs on it's own 10. A pass
Harder 10 Schreiner. and a quar-
terbaCk sneak by Ashley Anderson
was good for a touchdown. Harder
missed the kick.
Minnesota STAYED off a shutout
when Daley sprinted for a touch
down midway in the last period.
The big halfback broke loose on
his own al and raced around right
end 10 the Wisconsin IS. He then
passed 70 Bill Garnaas on the Wis
sonsin 1-foot line. Daley plunged
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