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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Bob
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Players Make
or Break Pilots
in Baseball
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Steve O'Neil, the new Tiger
manager. gave out with a swell
hot stove" interview with Ed
McAuley, OF the Cleveland News,
recently.
Among other things. Steve
gave considerable emphasis TO
these points:
ID He thinks the Tigers will
be as good as anyone II Rudy
York and Barney McCosky still
are in the lineup and can play
up to expectations.
(2) He will handle the team
from one of the coaching boxes.
t3) Concerning discipline he
had this TO say: Il don't be-
lieve in holding my players up
TO ridicule, but II anyone has the
notion that l don't enforce dis
cipline-well. let EN- try me
out. "
Concerning strategy Steve
said: There's only one way 10
play this game. That accord
ing 10 the old percentage. If
you know what you players can
do in any given situation. the
strategy becomes almost auto
matte
In brief, Mr.. ONeil is letting
the world in on one secret.
PLAYERS MAKE OR BREAK
THE MANAGER-this year or
any other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Try Cage penalties7

Most Of the basketball theo-
riSts apear 10 approach the
problem OF rule changes with
one eye on the game and the
other orb. quite frankly, on the
box office Latest 10 offer a
suggestion in this manner is Bill
Chandler. for many years the
head coach Of Marquette Uni
versity--and one of tho best
basketball mon in the Midwest.
Chandler thinks the hockey
moguls have the right idea. In
stead Of banning A player from
the game when he violates the
rule too often. Chandler urges
he be removed from the contest
for a definite length OF time. pos
sibly' three minutes for each per-
Asonal foul after the third.
y Chandler declares the ADLER
and more aggressive players in
the present style Of basketball
are the ones who always incur
the wrath Of the officials. They
are the ones who usually get
the old heave-ho somewhere to-
ward the end Of the game. just
when things are beginning to get
exciting.
Yet as Chandler points out.
these are just the players the
fans paid their good money 10
see in action. They don't want
10 see the stars anguish on the
bench.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Lee Artoe, on Carpet,
Draws With layden

CHICAGO. Jan. s GNS).-The
best information today on the two
hour discussion between football
commissioner Elmer Layden and
Lee Arioe, giant tackle for the
Chicago Bears, was that II wound
up IN q draw.
ATtOc was summoned by Layden
yesterday 10 explain remarks At
trlbutod 10 him criticizing the pre-
football league for holding the all.
star game December II and for
holding 4 AZ Philadelphia
The player also was quoted a.
defending Sammy Baugh. star al
the champion Washington Red.
skins for failing to show up at the
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Chrysler
.LeadOff
Men Star

Chrysler In plant Bowling
League is back on the active list
today after two weeks of holiday.
Steve Dutko's Goo in Dodge Mains
305l was a factor in Main winning
from Tank Arsenal, which had $50
from Fred Wolf. Each served as
leadoff.
Dodge Forge remained three
games out Of the lead in lettering
Aluminium Forge. 1902 to 2763.
Dutko's tally left him only a
fraction of point behind Tom
DOraZio. who leads in the averages
with 206S SO 10 Dutko's POSSE. Fred
Wolf hoisted his 10 20923 and is
leader in fact, but has been in only
n games, half as many as Dorazio
and Dutko. Dorazio's 557 took
away nearly two points.
Up in the scoring were Bill
Stein, De Soto, 652, and Linton
Todd, Plymouth, 652; Ted Babiarz,
Main. $40; Arthur Knecht. High
land Park Engineering. 622; Harry
ReitZ, Superfnishers, 6l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
There No Logic

The Old Colonel shouldn {
presume 20 try 10 tel so emil
ncnt an educator As Robert
Maynard HutchInS how 10 run
his university. Nor should We
argue with President HutchinS
repeated blasts against big
league collegiate athletics. II he
doesn't want Chicago 10 have
championship sports aggrcga-
tons. wei Just have 10 be noble
and bear up under the loss
But we cannot see tho faintoSt
evidence NJ logic IN tho present
sports pattern al Chicago. Why
force the Schoolboys who are
playing basketball Al Chicago 10
meet succession Of teams that
are SO far out OF their class
II President HutchlnS wants
20 de-emphasize the sport. why
doesn he do It all the way :?
Why doesn't he Withdraw the
school entirely from the Big Ten
and let the club schedule teams
il has a chance of beating once
In a while?
The lads who play basketball
for Chicago deserve a fair shake.
and they're not getting II
We can think of lot Of things
more enjoyable than p straight
defeats. Personally if We we're
on the Chicago basketball team
we would say nuts 10 IL. We'd
take our best girl 10 movie
Saturday night and let some
other guys take the scheduled
kicking around from Purdue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Chicago continued to paruci-
pate in the Big Ten basketball
race. however. and now look
what's happening. When the
MaroonS bowed 20 the Blue De-
mons Of De Paul Monday night.
II marked their twenty-ffth
consecutive loss.
They haven't Won a game
since they toppled Illinois Tech
in the l94l-42 campaign. With
the Big Ten title chase opening
Saturday night the outlook for
the Chicago quintet is black IN
deed.
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Rubi, Lewis 10 Settle
Thinqs al Fairview

Bert Rubi and Eddie Bad Man
Lewis who got into an alterca
ton a. the Fairview Gardens last
Tuesday have been rematched al
the same club Tuesday in title
match Lewis won last week Louis
Kline and Dale Wayne will 90 IN
the ScuifinaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
TWO RECORDS

One new league record and one
seasons mark are on the Greater
Masonic books today following the
resumption of activities al Grand
Central last night after the holl-
day lull. PariSclean h2d 1903 for
lthe league standard
Bob Thyme. whose 15l average
is lowest in the circuit. had the
seasons mark for high single of
.27S Walter Weiss Of National
Tent had a 267 Therman Gibson
'of Fort Boulevard ,scored top
series OF 637. Armstrong remained
IN first place by taking four points
from WeStlof Tool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

: on against
conpeu sio n
that was far
out Of their
class
That " = 5
the last Big
Ten football
for the school
that a m o s
Alon7O Stage
had once e.
established As
the SCOurGe Of
The Midwest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Pin Notes:
3 Local Teams
Peril Cdsmere's
State Pin Lead
BY HAROLD KAHL

A battle between Nal Gilmour's
Parisclean, Bill David's De Luxe
and Harold DeGrick's VernOrS of
the Times Classic and Bill Nor
lands Koppitz. Michigan major
league pacemaker, for the lead is
in prospect when rolling IN the
annual state bowling tournament
resumes at Port Huron Recrea-
ton tomorrow.
They are regarded as having the
best chance Of % Detroit. quintets
TO better the 1868 Of Elmer
Dreher's Cashmere Five, also from
here.
Eight teams from Johnny Mil
let's HOUSE that may have some
thing 10 say are Earl GremelS
Frankenmuth. Norm Halleen's
Index, George Bollinger's J. L.
Hudson, Earl Benton's Gerisch.
Augie JankowSky's Union. John
FarkaS' Scovera, Nick LannoS'
Line and Ernie Friedmann's J. j.
Millett.
There also may be new leaders
in the other event. Stuart Nc
Cauley and Joe Yates of River
Rouge are high in the doubles with
1905 and the latter also heads the
all-eventS with 1857. AL Ranke of
Detroit tops the singles with $50.
Games of 289 seem 10 he the
fashion at John NiyianO's ROlawile
Recreation. Two Of his team
mates last year dropped In and
proceeded TO show John how II IL
done. Carl Siel0H was the first,
leaving the Spin after 10 In a row.
John BonadeO, a soutbpaw, who
rolls from the right side Of the
alley and finishes with his left foot
forward, duplicated the feat with
his unorthodox delivery yesterday.
He was stopped by the 7-pln after
10 straight.
Nick Nokor, n I77-GrerGge spill
Ter, mndc the difficult 10 split IN
the WILLOW Run Bomber.
George Bollinger posted new
series record for Johnny Milletts
House when ne closed with 255
after 227-223 for 7O5 as his !. l..
Hudson club won two games from
Line
Index moved into tie with
Grercfs for first place BY taking
TWO from Frankenmuth as lis rival
dropped the odd game 10 Scovera.
Steve Charney's Gas. Halleen'S 646
and Charley Martins 254 finish for
sos also were noteworthy.
Arthur Schuchard came within
four pins of lettering Jack Reddy's
high single of 255 with 252 a.
Henry Niebush was high for the
night with 249-2IO in 6I3 In the
East Side Smokey StoNers.
Leo Worda hi I'M on the rose
nth 2Os-257-2s5 M the M. Elliott
Senior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Don .Brichta continues as indi-
vidual leader in the Metro Classic
with 1870 Sylvester Thiel is
second with 1869 and John Botan
third with 1872 Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

The Newark meter division Of
Westinghouse Electric Company
has a bowling league OF employees
which plays AZ 100 in the morn
lnC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Why Is Chicaqo7

Four years'ago the de-enpha-
sized and de-fanged Chicago
MaroonS were the standing Joke
of the football world as they
struggled through a dismal sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

He says he can remember when
Mertens was carried on some Of
the better teams here and would
like 10 know when he ever had a
bowling career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
III Paso Five's 1882 for third high
also was featured.

Gladys Smiths 100 carried of
the honorS ia the Varsity Ladies'
House.
Marion Hayes 203-2l9 in SO and
Kay Geisler's DID, in Sal are new
first and third series highs IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Ramona Ladies'. Frances Hoyler's
204-2l1. Naomi Lottle.S 202-20S.
Helen Haremza's POO, Nell Muel-
ler's 204 and Elsie Cloutier's 200
also stood out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Hazel Holleman's 203-l78 In 527
gave her leading individual aver
age, 1872, In the Southeastern
Ladies. Grace Wulbrecht's 22l and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Neoml Stumpf tipped 100 for
a new high single I'm the 81. Paul
Ladies' as Harry Gar
men came up with new third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

high series with 204-23i In 625
Little HerbIe Luth had his best
series, 20l-207 In 653.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Paul Dye Of Saginaw, president
OF the Michigan State Bowling
Association. claims Herb Mertens
is afraid 10 roll match for 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Leo Uorda hit IN on the nose
nth 20S-257-255 M the NJ. Elliott
Senior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Grand River Avenue

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at sheridan
ChLniDh' Bob Hope. Paulette Goddard.
GHOST BREAKERS" THE BISCUIT
EATER" king of Royal Mounted. Cart.
SH0RFS (NEW)-siack and 9-siile Rd. 4
oHVnLo NNLV/ Open $50 Frances
Langford in "DREAMING OFT LOUD
Plus II WAS FRAMED" Michael Ames.
CTANJEV-I5,O7 West Warren Avenue
Oihi'LLi open 6:l5. Victor McLaglen
IN CALL OFT THE MARINES" Plus
bad MN OF THE HILLS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
2TAp-s227 Joseph Campau

Jim Big Features Open 4.45 r. NJ.
Hedy Lamar, Chas Boyer "ALGIERS."
An-Star Cast in MEN OF SAN QIENs
TIN" Plus the Best selected Shorts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

RiNer-l4th TY. -IO0s
JIMMY Open 6:45. Ann Rutherford in
''ORtHESTRA WIVES" Plus GLASS
KEY" V. Lake Riddles. Tomorrow 12:45,
Cartoons Comedy, Serial. Plus Big Feat
, 1943-06-10
Sirnons WOrden
White Parleys

Several meetings have been
held by the SWW management
and the shop committee of Local
76S, on wage increases and other
matters proposed by the union.
Agreement has been reached on
most of the points. The question
of wages and vacations are still
under discussion. The shop COM
mittee i headed by James Fergu-
son, chief steward, and Haz Dun
can, James Clifford, Anderson
Cope, and Gus Reingraber.
, 1943-06-10
on THE
CIVILIAN
FRONT
By CLIO Cost of Living Committee

Just as labor was moving up its
ack-ack batteries to defend the
OPA roll back and the dollars
and cents ceilings against the dive
bombing attacks of the trade
Hobbies and their congressional
spokesman, Price Administrator
Prentiss Brown created confusion
and dismay within the ranks of
OPA by firing the fighting leader
of the new program, Deputy Ad-
m~inistrator J. K. Galbraith.
Galbraith's dismissal came as a
result of joint pressure from the
trade Hobbies and the notorious
Lou Maxon, who has set out to
become the quisling of price con-
troll. Maxon, head of one of the
nations largest advertising agen-
cies, whose clients are opposed to
price control, also served an ulti-
matum on Brown that he be made
general manager of OPA or else
he would quit.
Although Brown, with charac-
teristic tactics, has delayed &C
cepting Maxon's demand to be
made general manager, his firing
of Galbraith indicates that at the
present writing Maxon is "in."
It will be recalled that during
the grade-labeling controversy
Brown delayed formally announc-
ing the repeal of grade-labeling
until a favorable moment, al
though the decision to do this was
made known two months earlier
by Maxon.
The Cost of Living Committee
is not ordinarily interested in per-
sonnet changes at OPA. But the
current revolution in personnel
goes to the heart of price control
policies. Galbraith is cut down
just at the time he has gotten the
OPA to undertake a real program
of price control. Other key men
in the organization-Paul Porter
in charge of rent control; Paul
O'Leary in charge of rationing,
Tom Emerson in charge of en-
forcement-have indicated that
they will not serve under Maxon.
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