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Just Memories
Stars Of 1874 World Series Both Halted at Peak
Of Their Careers, Meet in Stands Of Cardinals
BY CARL LUNDQUIsT
United Press stan Correspondent

LOUIS Aug 10 (P that he spotted by Dean fror
the brosdcasting BOOTH Then IN
Ike he mid
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bowel spur, SPIRAL, heiical. Madison
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j. old. 's0ffense
Must C|i(k 10
Defeat Aggies
By HAROLD KAHJ

a high-powcrcd offenSc and
>iaunch defense viii meet head-on
when Oklahoma A. & NJ drops the
curtain on University of Derolt'>
home football season in the an
nual homecoming and Dads Day
game al the stadium today
The contest also Is dedicated to
tho second squadron of L. OF T..
Naval Air Corps flyers known
a. The Titan Avengers. and more
than 10000 spectators arc cN-
pected 10 be inthe stands fot the
kickoff al , p. m. Exercise viii
be held during the halves
Oklahoma A. G. VI. comes here
with the impressive record of hay
ms SCORED 2e3 P@3S'S .agai.5,f tS 80.
opposition 5 10 IN nine games, five
OF which were victories, three de-
ieaiS and one a >corelcSS tie. )l
these POP points, l09 were poured
on When the AggieS trouceG 81
LOUIS. 81, and Drake. 55-l2. The
past TWO weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Bivins Winner
In Poor Fight
BY JACK MAHON
International News >erNic, sports Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S. - The
W ors couple OF heavyweights
foiStcd upon a boXing-starved citi-
zenry since the war began, missed
and maulcd before "A crowd OF
1854 AT Madison Square Garden
last night,
At the end of l0-round alleged
contest" Jimmy BivinS of Cleve-
land, was awarded the decision
over Lee Savold Paterson, n. j.,
As the booS of the mob echoed
through the packed arena.
The fans bOoed throughout the
dull, passionate l0-round affair.
There were no knockdownS and no
thrills
Savold made the better faces,
which, plus a few lefts TO the face.
gained him the first and third
rounds
From there through the eighth
II was all BivinS. He won these
rounds simply because he threw a
solid punch now and then, not be-
cause he vas lnnicting any COR
poral punishment upon Savold.
True, Lee suffered slightly
laccratcd right eve in the eighth.
but instead OF making him irate it
-ocmed 10 reduce ms lighting
>p1t.
Sapo'd caught Bivln> with a
straight right 10 the lug in the
ninth and the crowd let out its
first real below of the battle"
Lee promptly reacted like child
csueht stealing bottle Of jam
and clutch d and hold and ran
away and hid for the nest Two
minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Another Example Of Sports Influence

Eddie Montague furnishes another example of part
play the lie Of the service youths who
role Edde capained the T. Of D..
High 1886 and played the Titan freshman the
following year.
He simply wasn't bg enough for varsity competition, how
he retired gracefully to the sdenes But ne let
Titan athletics He requencd the practice
heds could often be found the locker after
football workout talking things over with the players.
Eddie a second lieutenant the
He his gold spring likely
Although far from the Titans
pgskin pyroechncs he has retained lively interest
/. Of y. athletics.
We mention these two not because they unusual, but
simply because happen be personally acquainted with
They aren't the exceptions They're typical and
know their interest the hard 2iveand-ake competitive
sports made soldiers They'll happy
hat day has been dedicated o them.
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u. Of D. Proud OF us War Heroes

Since ITS inception t. of D. has had proud history of
to On the memorial tower the McNcho
road campus the Of ASho died
in World War l.
The dedication OF the Homecoming Day the tans
Naval Aviation squadron, symbol Of all the university
has special significance the organized
specifically 10 the for the death Ensign
Ziehr cassmae who died his bridge
T. s. Lexington when that ship in the
of the Coral Sea.
Its going TO be great and significant day L. of D.
And the thousands that fhong to the stadium will be looking
forward confidently another and greater
when the loyal of the university marching home
in triumph and glory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

estinG sideligb;s con the men
on their team.
Each has developed n
couple Of All-Amcrican candi-
dates this fall. From Bigcic
NUNS line. most attention rs
given 10 julius Franks and Al
Wistert. From Mar,y's back
field, Capt. George Celthaml
and Tom kuzma nave received
considerable mention. Col
thanh, Franks and Nister.
will be picked on most All
Conference teams.
The two coaches will mrn-
ish the running account Of the
Michigan-Towa game pictures.
which will be shown al the
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2 4. VI. (oNckiug Tides Feature Amsl Grid zuuch

Two Of the most popular
assistant COACHES in the busi-
ness Will meet the Detroit
Times Downtown Quarter
backs club at the final meet
ing, Monday noon, AT the Fort
Shelby Hotel.
They are Earl Martineau,
backfcld coach. and Clarence
Mum, line coach of the Uni!
versity of Michigan. They will
headline an all-star cast.
Too busy during the season
TO get away fror- their jobs,
these two popular and efficient
teachers Of football always
plan TO attend the final ses-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
u, D. Homecoming Day
Dedicated 10 Titan
Avengers Squadron
MANY ATHLETES HAVE GONE TO BATTLE

Homecoming Day celebrated At the University of De-
Titan griddcrs clash WITH Okla
A. and game Of the season. In this IN
homecoming brave hope for future reunion ana a
gallant defiance of present dangers.
gaia OCCASION htgtgh of the football has been
dedicated to he Titan Avengers Aviation Cadet squadron
the symbol Of All the OF the uni
versity fghng dozen scattered battefronts
oil the globe
There are approximately 800 T. Of alumni serving in
the armed the coast guard marines and
Twelve valiant already have paid that
their To att these
gone follow their countrys flag through
every peril the university viii pay homage today
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Pontiac 10 See
Globe Trotters
1lmr. >iar Cnrrs.pnndent

PONTIAC. Nov. -. yellow
Truck and General Motors Truck
members OF Glass 4 City Rccres-
tion League. VIII meet the Detroit
Auto Club and Harlem Globe Trot-
tiers IN double-hcader in Pontiac
High gymnasium next Friday
night 10 open the 1928 ba, kct.
ball season here.
General Motors Truck viii PLAY
Auto Club in the FIRST game ~ 5
q clock yellow Truck VIII play
Harlem cagerS, their first Pontiac
appearance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
SECOND FRONT CAN AID WINGS
Ranger Victory Would Hell Detroit Again

Keep Jimmy Orlando our foi a
least Two games.
Jack Adams is very optimistic
about ms hockey club and is full
of praise for all especially Jack
Stewart and Ebble Goodfellow tor
thor play IN The victory over the
Leafs The Wing hos, secs one
hlg Claw in the clubs offensive
tactics however.
The Wings are taking TOO
long Ia get set for their shots"
SAID Adams They are tele-
graphing their shots. giving the
defense chance to get set.
That's one reason we're not
getting the goals we should
have, although we're outShoot-
inc the opposition , 10 !. ~ we
did Toronto. Ne're going 10
need all those goPls gnd the
players will have Ia tart taking
snap shots, not waiting to get
set"
Another big crowd j. in pros.
poet for the game tomorrow night
It probably viii not reach
The record proportions of IN,
1872 attendance at the Toronto
game Detroit has beaten Mont.
real twice and tied one of three
games this season. The VIM,
BILE" q IL lead in the last pcrioc
against Montreal Tuesday ant
wound ND I'm "A tlc
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Caoers Are Well Represented

From last years basketball team Bob Bce Joe jarrett
Haweei. Vince Burns and probably others in the
You ind similar almost any Titan team
recent years would he impossible compile the whole
oil of honor short space as TINS.
More significant us, however, attitude Of the
soldier kid attracted unusual attention
his undergraduate Youngsters like George Gar
George played varsity sports while
L. Of D. but know George viii De delighted when he learns
ball game 5 dedicated 10 nm and his buddes.
CdrIty, a corporal IN The medical corps AVID
He The and The natural sclntiI
AlAmerican footbaier, he AAmeri-
rooteT He followed the Trans with expert
throughout and
days filed with inquiries about how the doing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Spdrtdns' Star
May
ToP|ay Today
By LEO MACDONELL

michigan STATE VIII take us
chances for victory over Oregon
State today on whether the UNI
predictable Dick kieppe is ready
TO take his place in the starting
lineup.
kieppe appears 10 be designed
a. thc question mark Of the inter-
sectional tilt, the first between the
TWO schools since 1918. when
Michigan State chalked up a 200
victory.
The versatile Lansing senior. re-
garded a. the Spartans' first ALI
American candidate since Johnny
Pingel. came out of the West Vir-
GINA game last week with a pair
of lame legs and has not partici-
pated in practice this week.
Despite the fact that ne still Is
said 10 be a doubtful starter by
Coach Charley Bachman. there is
an outside chance that kieppe
might appear ready for action.
While the Beavers were holding
a brief practice session on Macklin
Field Friday Bachman said he
was not counting on kIeppe in the
starting lineup and that Ebert
Staf sophomore passing star
from Geneva. Ill. probably would
receive the starting assignment.
Only game time will tell.
The probable lineuDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

ROW ~ the same tunes
Veterans along the lO-pin rialto
Npccl the Slroh ,pnlcT, 10 nave
overcome the 425-pIn lead the r
Is gained m the first y games
on their home alleys after the
sixth block OF 'bo match is over
tonHh'. 30 >et ne stage for A
strike and spare Struggle lomor-
row
II the DctrCIlers aIe successful.
n Viii he the tr>i imc they nave
occupied inc throne room since
1855. when they rcilnqui>hod their
honols 10 Hank Marines He'll
Products of Milwaukee bN A small
margin Of ~ pins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Horton Smith in Army

ST LOUIS. Nov. IS ms -
Horton Smiths. enlistment in the
army vas announced in ST. Louis
last night The famed golf pro,
who resides in Springfield, Mo,
enlisted Monday and reported at
Jefferson barracks Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
BN LEWIS ~. WALTER

Whilc nc icaguc-irattuc Rvo
Wings are resting tonight for
their struggle with Montreal Ca
nadienS here tomorrow fhrH
second front VIII be IN opera
ton ~ Toronto. whore the Sow
York Rangers MI be- battling 'rr
Maple Leafs
The Rangers at present are th.
Red Wings aides IN rho National
Hockey League Detroit threw
10 The la~t-piarr
Now Yol kerS in The person Of
goahe Jimmy Franks and the
Rangers promptly beat Chicago
Thursday night 10 enable the
Wings To pull away INTO a clear
lead IN Tho league.
Now IT Frank, can hello Rang
crS repeat against Tofor .nr
threat 10 the WING, leadership
VIII bc further abaiad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Rose Bowl Bid Up
In Game on Coast

SEATTLE. Nov. 20 INS)
With the Rose Bowl bid Al stake
thr Washington State Cougars
line up today againS' their uadi-
tlonal rivals. Washington UnNeT-
SltN.
As Coast Conference leaders. the
Cougars are the favoriteS over the
HuSkieS. with then aerial Supcri-
oritN expected 10 block any Husky
hopes OF an upset
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

MINIIRN DIlINInN

Washington Redskins. Writ.
crS, radio commentators and
players from other teams viii
be heard during the meeting.
Don't forget the meeting is
Monday noon, AZ the Fort
Shelby.
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Stroh s Faces
E5.Pin Deficit

Joe Norris Siroh bowling team
VIII he facing a 425-pin deficit
when n opens the last half Of H.
2i-game home-and- home match
with Joe F'alcaros National
Bow ierS journal Of New York City.
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PICK Royal Oak Boy

WEST POINT, y. y. NOV IS
CCPA Ralph Sciole of Phlladei-
phis was elected captain e; The
l9iS Army soccer team Robert
Cooling Of ROYAL Oak. Mich, va,
named manager.
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national cham
pion with two
blocks Of three
games AZ me
Palace ReCrea-
lion today AT }
and 8 . m
The NeTic s
" hiCh viii DC
over al
lcyS No 9 and
TO VII hc com
biNftf Win NO
more block. Of
three g a m Q
each At 'he
Palace tOnlOf-
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Toronto has played ono 'D-,
game than Detroit and should th,
Wings lose 10 Montreal tomorrow
night Leaf, could take the lead
by winning the Weekend contests
with Rangers and Chicago
Les CanadlCns viii tune mp for
then game here by opposing th.
Boston Bruins tonight In Mouuns'
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LESS FOR FoES

In contrast, The TllanS have Icg.
iStered So points IN winning five
games and losing Two. but they
have permitted then opponents
only 81.
like Oklahoma A. e. NJ. the
Detroit team j. extensively minded.
but the Tlians have been hitting
and missing with their passing Al.
tack all season instead of running
smoothly on all cylinders. Their
chances Of victory today depend
on how successful they are through
the air. because their defense. it i
believed, will take care of itself
"a, M the past.
Presence OF The dlminutiVe joey
Smith IN the backGeld along with
Elmer ,fftppy Madarik, The
teams ace paSScT, should add de
coptlon 10 the attack because he
ifiirff7--etff with ms ictt hand.
1t was Madarik'S passing a year
aGo after Oklahoma A. & ". had
counted twice that enabled the
TItanN 10 score three touchdown,
=ta=a=ttttie=r4eFetf7aH minutes
M The second period 10 gain 4
2O-l4 victory In that game ne
connected with 10 out OF II for a
total Of 1872 yards.
The AggieS will counter with Al
Scanland. a fullback, and Ralph
Tate left hall in an effort 10
match Madarlk and Smith. Sean
land passed TO one of the Aggies
touchdowns last year and set Up
the second with a 62-yard quick.
kick, a department IN which he i,
excellent Tate not only can pas,
but run like a deer for he's track
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Work Comes First

The United States Coast Guard
football players Al Manhattan
Beach practice. after they have
put m strenuous work from $50
q. m. 10 4 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

O the winning of this world wide
We think L. O D. England and Alaska Africa
would be pleased learn that football
the vehicle which their Alma Mater
acknowledge debt dauntess We think they
would have it that
Many lads have gone battle prominently
Titan sports aggrgaons Of the like
Augie Fogoos Bob Babbh, members OF Of the best
the Red and White For
Fogoros army corps Babbsh lieutenant the
uartermaser corps
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Basketball Results

s.u-'1-s fr.d l. AUTO Cup e
Wei Michigan 30 calvin 80
Ft Wagne go camp Grant -
Wisconsin % Freedmen Z8
CoIsEs Af-sHe 81 Oshkasn s5
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OKLAHOMA AM.
DETROIT

Es.l-4- ~ -z4f-s-lif-- tyrt--fr-t tt--r-
ire Ken Hor'Ie ,Wnyuri Heat linz ran
jecs Dunn tNichi-anI r.ea Judge
Hnttri Beatty Mica state.
Place ~. OF y STADIUM LiyenoIs ana
N Nichols.
Time of lrkotf g. m
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Football Scores

foasaus o. Troy Tsarhfs 1.
Cal .Gfris hsv 30 q
G. N'snnsr'a q. Pasr9 say q
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meeting II possible. 'hey vI
bring a courle of their p.ay-
ct- along
DORAI~ NTTENUS
University oi Detroit w.. be-
vel represented bv Coach
Gus Dorais ana two ou'~taud.
Ing players, Elmer rippy
Madaris and Don Hughes.
Madarik is listed with The best
passers in his section and
Hughes is an excellent rum
ncr They will tell Of the l..
of D.-Oklahoms a. and NJ.
game.
The program also wi'I in
elude John (Bu.J karcls Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Sports Connection Entirely Apropos

Tous entirely hitting that sports event shoud De
for this tribute The connection be
and the effort not be readily apparent to
who has been close 10 the
great contributions Of the WORLD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Hockey Standings
NNTIONAL LEAGTE

RDAN'N GANI.,
bH.t.u 70 NrairraI
Sew York ~ Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

the Lions, whose team finishes
It's season Sunday against the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

sion. Both have vast store
OF football yarns and inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Aviation Cadet Group
Is Symbol Of All u. D.
Men Now in Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

leo ldNOIllc. VIII SIC me Od4t' =
no more than u 20 win
II was ever fi1uS J+i' before
almost every game ~ -0o long his
tory OF the rivalry between me
TWO service schools the underd1.
A-S-- = ! ; - if----r---7r-r-r
Bettor> suddenly remember that
YOU can luSl about throw our the
season records Of tbc teams be-
fore these games
There arc enough statistics SO
prove thai no matter how superior
one team appears 10 be-. inc games
arc invariably close VIA, tA,
undCrdo2 lacks IN maro.la ho
often makes up IN raW. red spirit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08
Japan COcPfs
Food. Materials

Since September, 1910, Japan
has been penetrating French
1ndo-China. Although previously
Japan was a negligible importer
OF foodstuffs from that country.
il became, in 1910. the principal
market for Indo-Ghina's export
able surplus Of rice. purchasing
Az 99l metric tons 10 offset the
food shortage in Japan which
reflected a shortage of fertilizer
and man power Japan also ac-
quired corn there and regards il
as wartime source of moderate
amounts OF rubber.
The Philippines are coveted
because Of their rich raw ma
terials including iron ore. gold
and oil. The Malayan Peninsula
attracts Japan not only because
Of the strategic Importance Of
Singapore but also because II is
a fertile reservoir of valuable
materials in abundant quanti-
ties. including rubber and tin.
China and India are likewise
endowed with the natural re-
sources which Japan lacks.
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RELIES ON IMPORTS

War material factories are like.
wise dependent on foreign sources
and Japan has answered this weak.
ness by building up vast inven-
tories. or stockpiles.
Nippon must import metals OF
all types. such as scrap iron. pig
iron and iron ore. copper. lead
aluminium and nickel. Machine
tools, special steels. petroleum
chemicals, automotive and aircraft
products also lean heavily on i'm.
ported supplies
Anticipating the han on scrap
iron in October, 1910. and on oil
last summer, Japan had feverishly
been building up supplies for years.
But these stockpiles are wasting
national assets. and hence JaDan's
excited effort TO snatch a speedy
victory or 10 conquer supplement
tary raw materials.
JapanS staying power Is obvi-
ouSlv conditioned by how long her
supplies will last, whereas the
United States is vastly more nearly
selt-contained. especially in mate
rails essential for the war indus
tries.
II Japan continues to lose ships
at the rate thus far established.
her merchant marine. If not re-
placed, would disappear in two
years.
Tomorrow: Japan's inventory
of critical war materially
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08

III the first break comes on
the German side. IL IL likely 20
he the result of an internal re-
volt ascrible primarily TO non
economic causes -.
"A second major hope for
NaLi defeat rests on the dis
tinct possibility OF a break with
Russia, which would divide the
forces OF Germany"
Similar reasoning may con
temporaneouSly be applied Il
Japan and TO the enlarged AXi,
group. Dictatorships do not res
on the consent Of the governed
They constitute a perpetual tin
der box. which becomes especially
vulnerable 10 internal upheava
whenever external reverses loon
up
Though strong in the materials
Of war. Japan and the whole Axis
are morally weak, and we may al
any time be favored by internal
combustion. But in regard TO this
the Lord helps him who helps him.
self
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-08

IaiI New. s,rtce roopom'c Commsn,a,o

IAi1 New. service Economic Commentator
Our war With Japan Is form 1i
human ,-- ar perhaps Inhunan
competition.
Victory IN total war should ulti-
mately so "a Inc group Of nations
which produces the heS, military
goods in the largest quantities.
In such circumstances 10 is
dangerous for rs 10 become ENACT
ated BY wlshful thinking designed
10 underrate the capacity Of the
enemy.
Apparently the man on the
street over here had NOT been fully
sppriSed OF the extensive indus
trializauon which has taken place
in Japan since World War |. In
textiles. chemicals. steel and other
basic industries, Nippon. especially
in the twentIe<. made important
strides in emulating modern mass
production methods.
Certainly the cotton textile pro-
ducerS Of Manchester. who were
fast being driven out Of the ORR
entail market, must have been