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Payne. Also "ARE HUSBANDS NECES-
sARY?" with Ray Midland and Betty Field.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Louis Gomolak, a police officer,
s now riding around in a scout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

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UNilLu hhiioio Doors Open io:45 An.
Robert Taylor. Chas. Laughton, Brian DON
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EYES IN THE NIGHT" Ann Harding.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Late Field Goal
Downs Badgers

ROCKFORD, H., Sept Is (UP)
With only five seconds to play,
Bob Orlando dropped back from
right guard and kicked a field
goal from the 20 today 10 give
Camp Grant a lO-7 victory over
Wisconsin.
The defeat was a bitter one for
the Badgers, who had rallied 10
drive 20 yards to a touchdown and
a tie score midway in the final
period.
A crowd of 1000 soldiers and
civilians saw Camp Grant take
the lead on Bill Burghardt's touch
down in the second period.
WisconSin's Bob Clark lateralled
10 Don Kindt who han 6 yards
for their touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

PITTSBURGH. Sept - CUP
football team today administered
a Pitt eleven Al the hands Of the
fans al Pitt Stadium
The Panthers. playing their
first game under Coach Clark y
Shaughnessy were oulmanned
and outclassed throughout As the
green-Shlrtcd Irish kept them
bottled up in their own territory
while scoring SIX touchdoWns IN
the meantime.
The outcome gave Notre Dame
a s 10 edge IN the all-tIme series
between the two teams. beginning
in 1909. One game ended IN tie
A tip-off on what was 10 come
occurred IN the first quarter when
halfback Creighton Miller plunged
over from the two after less than
ten minutes OF play 10 climax
34-yard drive
From then on. the size Of the
Notre Dame score was the only
thing in doubt Miller scored again
in the first period on a 40-yard
run
The Irish added two more in the
second, by Beriell and Bob Pal
ladino. Fullback julius Rykovich
went over from the 3 early in the
third and added the final score in
the fourth quarter in the climax
10 70-yard drive.
The statistics bore out Na,re
Danes superiority They scored
20 first downs TO two, gained 372
yards along the ground 10 Is and
amaSSed total Of Az yards from
all sources TO l3S for Pitt.
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Alert Gophers
Beat Missouri

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept . up
A quick-hltting Unlyersitys of
Minnesota football team. making
up IN alertneSs what il lacked In
polish. smashed the lighter Mis-
sour Big SIX champions TO WIN,
70 10 l3. today
The GopherS marched down the
field twice MI>SourIS best defense
was an aerial attack Both teams
fumbled frequently. Minnesota $
slerlneSS AT InterCeptlon was good
Tor at least one touchdown
The slippery running of Wayne
tRedD Williams. the Gophers best
ground gamer as well as his
Sharp-Shooting distance passes,
was a key factor in Minnesota'S
attack. Another Minnesota star
was quarterback Bill GarnaaS.
who grabbed a pass and run I'M
moleSted for a touchdown from
Missouri s 2S
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SOUTHWEST
FAR WEST

period on a spectacular Seward
dash by Capt Bob Odell the first
of seven touchdownS as the Quak-
ers tailed in every period.
SEAT TIE - WashlngtOn's
Huskies. the team without a
conference, opened an abbrevi-
ated schedule with a 35-6 vic
tory over Whitman College
before n crowd Of $4,000. The
Huskies, orphaned ny with
drawsl of other Northern hi
vision Pacific Coast Conference
teams this week, revealed a
powerful, ground gaining ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Dick Owen, who Scampered an
other 80 for the games only
touchdown.
STATE COLLEGE. Pa.-Little
Jack CaStignola. former Univert
Sity Of Dayton star, shared two
passes on the goal line 10 give
Penn State a 14-O victory over
Bucknell CaStignola. a marine
trainee. first took a 40-yard pass
from Bobby Williams 10 score
ITHACA. y. y. 49, Cornell
turned back an Unexpectedly
strong Sampson Naval Training
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HIGH SCHOOL

chine made up mostly Of marine
and navy traineeS.
NEW HAVEN Yale beaten by
Rochester last week, came back
10 down a stubborn Coast Guard
Academy eleven. 20-l2. The in
iury-ridden Bulldogs tailed all
their points in the first half
ROCHESTER. y. y Col
gates Red Raiders opened their
season by whipping Rochester.
20. Andy Kerr's boys struck
via the air in the final period
with Dooley tossing 10 yards to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
IN FOOTBALL, TOO--ARMY AND MA

? WEST PONIT-Army's sons of
Slum and gravy, representing
every draftee in Uncle Sans
armed forces, upheld their ranking
as one Of the nations powers in
opening their 1943 grid season by
walloping power-packed Villanova,
30. Galloping Glen Davis, a 10
year-old plebe from Los Angeles,
spearheaded Army'S smashing at
tack with first period touchdown
and fourth period pass intercept
ton and 4l-yard return 10 set up
another Army score.
ANNAPOLI-Navy's Middies
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Navy 10 Use 7
PrefIight Teams

The navy will have an extra pre-
flight school football team this
fall at Del Monte, Cal. Last years
teamS-North Carolina. Iowa.
Georgia and st. Marys-will play
again.
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~ 50
I'VE had hoped to give YOU a
better game" Gill told the
Michigan mentor. But the boys
just weren't mp 10 that kind OF
football. Your boys had too
much class for Us. Or for almost
anybody. I'D guess"
Crisler thanked him and OK
pressed regret at the size of the
Michigan margin.
81 never wanted that many
points, but those kids never
stopped going"
In an attempt to cut down the
scoring. CriSler used AZ players.
more than he used in any game
since he Joined the Michigan staff
SIX years ago. Merry Pregulman
saw service both AT center and his
new post OF tackle
The only serious injury suS-
tanned by the Wolverines was
Bob NuSSbaumer, sophomore,
now in the marine trainee pro-
gram. He has n shoulder separa-
ton. Bob scored two of Michi-
gan'S tOuChdowns.
George Ceithmal. looking like a
million IN his new uniform As an
ensign in the navy was a dressing
room visitor. George graduated
from the navy school al Notre
Dame. Wednesday. and is leaving
shortly for Norfolk and assign
ment As deck officer George.
who played three years az quar-
terback for Michigan, admitted
this ball club is pretty fair.
Bill Daley was the individual
star on offense with 95 yards I'm
seven attempts.
For the first time a lady APP
reared in the Michigan press box
She was Miss Marion Ford an
Ann Arbor representative Of the
United Press.
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NOtre Dame-C.M.
Tickets Here

Tickets for the Michigan
Notre Dame football game
Oct. Q at Ann Arbor may he
obtained in Detroit by call
ing Howard Beechinor of the
local Notre Da meClub-CH.
1890.
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eight touChdowns against III,
visitors.
ATLANTA, Ga.-Eddie Pro-
kOp, sophomore at Georgia
Tech last year, came back to
the football wars a. Navy
VIZ student and led the Yellow
Jackets TO a 20-7 triumph over
the North Carolina Tarheels.
One Of Prokop's two touchdowns
came on an 80-Nard dash In the
final quarter.
NORMAN. OKLA young and
Oklahoma football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Second game AT night.
might game.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati g. Boston o. thfsf camel.
So LOUIS 5 Philadelphia 4
Chicago o Brooklyn g.
SUNDAYS GAMES
BROOKLYN A. Chicago co
New York ~ pttsnIrch t21.
Boston A. Cincinnati t2t
Philadelphia a. 81 Louis go.
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Pack a WaIIop
MICHIGAN

Referee-LFie Clarno Bradley Umpire
R. " Fi0s'erwald Onto University
Field Judge Rohe A. Barnum. Wlscou-
sin Head hnesman-E c. Curtiss, Chi
CHEo
BY quarters.
Michigan Is u - Il 81
Western Michigan q O. q
Touchdowus Hirsch 2 Daley, Nuss-
banner Wese. Dreyer, Culhgan, Cana.
rata Conversions Pregulman 7. Safety
.. Western State.
Suhstttutions.
Michigan Ends Rennebohn. Johnson
schwartz MrOz Hlkene. Myll. petoskey,
Olsnanski. tackles, Greene Bauman
Bryan. Kennedy guards Wells Amstutz
Trump. Fisher Rohrback center Gran
dan quarterDacks Wink, Ponsetto Mack
AIthss - haffhacks Nusshaumer Dueyer
Lynch. Hulgate, CuluEan. Brown. Powers
fuiLbacks Lund Stenherg Maves
Western Michigan Ends. Kendall Kay
ser keddie. guards HilI. Pnatowicz
Boyce Hfl. Moore isaacs tackles Nc
Anster. Ellis KaIbfcisch Funk centers
Kelly. Lees quarterback Milosevich .
haifhacks stevens, George fulback.
GAske
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Trying to Cut Score,
Crisler Uses AZ Men
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR Sept 25-Coach John Gill Of Western Mchi-
Shepsh when he greeted Fritz Crser after today
The 81 10 victory scored by The Moenes eL him little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Dickens SinqIe in 18th Cinches Pennant for Yam
Chandler Bests
0Vefnire in
Great Duel, Il
special to rHE DETROIT TIMES

Npeflhl W IhF
NEW. YORK, Sept. 25-It was
fitting that Bill Dickey, one of the
old Yankees, should deliver the
punch that propelled the Yankees
into their fourteenth American
League championship and in the
eighth under the direction Of Joe
Mccarthy.
The ianky veteran of Is seasons
stepped up TO The plate in the
18th inning this chilly afternoon
and clinched the pennant with
timely lick down the center Of
the diamond.
This blow scored Bill Johnson,
completed Spud Chambers goth
victory of the year and defeated
Stubby Overmire and the Detroit
Tigers, 2 to l, in the 18th over
time game in which the Yankees
have been involved this year. 1t
was their 35th triumph by the
MAJ gin Vi one run.
TO BITTER END
The Yanks were late this year
with their clinching party. They
have waited longer only four times
in their championship years. The
Tigers, who postponed the Yankee
victory party yesterday, fought
the champs right down to the
bitter finish today.
Not only were they bent on get
ting an even break on the sea-
sons play with the Yankees. but
they were determined TO still fur
Their delay Spud Chambers twen-
4 tieth win. But they wound up
i losing 10 of their % New York
games and giving the Yanks some
! much needed practice against left
handed pitching before they took
1t on the chin.
In the clubhouse after the game,
the YankS staged a mild celebra-
ton. Pennant-clinchers are old
stories to them.
IMPROVES AVERAGE
. Chandler not only pitched a
whale of game-especially in the
last four innings when he allowed
no hits-but brilliantly protected
his earned run average which he
brought TO its lowest point this
season with only one earned run
in IA innings.
Overmire scattered only six
hits among the Yanks while
Chandler was tagged for eight in
the first 10 innings,
Chandler walked only one bat-
ter. He was pulled out of a ninth.
inning jam when Charley Keller
threw strike from left field to
retire Paul Richards at second
base for the third out. A doubls
play stopped the Tigers in the
tenth. Thereafter Chandler was
the master. He knocked the last
Is Bengals down in order.
Overmire, brilliantly supported.
gave up only two hits in the last
four innings.
! Dick Wakefield, who made only
two hits in four days at the
Yankee Stadium, climaxed his in-
eptness by committing an mex
cusable muff that handed the
! Yanks run in the third inning
the run that kept them in the
game.
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Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York ,, Detroit ! Ga innirgs).
Chicago IS. Philadelphia p.
Cleveland s Boston 3
Only games scheduled
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago a. Washington t2t
81. Louis a. Philadelphia t2I.
Cleveland ~ New YORK t2t
DETROIT a. Boston a..
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FLAG Clincher

Totals 81 sxfl rs Totals ~ sans
1TWo out when winning run scored.
DETROIT OOI OOO 600 200 OO--i
New York OOf 600 600 400 OIL
Runs batted tn Wood stainbsch. Dickey.
Runs OvermIre. johnson Lindeli Errors
-Crosetu Wood Wakefield Dickey Two
base hits -Crosettl. Sacrifice hits-Hoover,
Bloodworth. Left on bases Detroit Z New
York & Double plays-Ovsrrnire % Blood
worth 20 York. Gordon IN Ftten Bases on
balls - on OverfuIre g. OF Chandler l..
struck out By Overmirs 3. by Chandler 4.
tmpires Rue Summers
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BIGGEST SINCE 1889

Fighting gamely all the way,
Western Michigan took a terrific
battering and bruising as the VOL
Verines ran up the biggest score
a Michigan team has entered on
the record books since 1899 when
Tom Harmon and Company tram
pied the meek lads OF University
OF Chicago. IS 10 o.
And Western Michigan isn't a
bad football team, either. They
simply were up against a super
college outfit. Although Crisler
played his dream backfield Of
Capt. Paul White, Bill Daley, FL
roy Hirsch, and Bob Wiese no
more than one third Of the game,
the touchdown flood gates re-
manned open.
No less a parsonage than
Fielding n. Yost this afternoon
paid this quartet compliment
that goes down as an all-America
tribute.
I'm all my years" said Yost.
1--WE never seen four better
backs walk on a field together"
Michigan worked on an even
SChedule-two touchdowns in every
quarter, plus safety in the open
ing period. Big Merv Pregulman,
with Elroy Cray Legs Hirsch,
the former Badger star. holding
the ball for him contributed seven
extra points out OF eight tries.
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BRONCoS SCORE IN 2D

Western Michigan blew Scor-
Ing chance in the very first few
minutes after recovering a FUN
bic by Hirsch. but came on in the
second quarter with Spectac-
ular 69-yard drive that, found
August Camarata. the fullback.
plunging over from the 2-ysrd
line.
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pushed around their brothers In
service To whip North Caro-
lina's Naval Pre-Fllght school,
$40. The Navy eleven lived up
to early ratings rs one Of the
EaSt's strongest with strong
running attack and three pow
crful lines. The Mlddies Tailed
their first touchdown in the first
12 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
SavoId Scores 4 K. O's

In four Chicago fights, Lee
Savold has scored four knockoutS.
the latest over Lou Nova.
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TWO SCORE TWICE

HirSCh scored two touchdowns
a. did the feet. hard-running Bob
NuSSbaumer. Of Oak Park. III
Big Bill Daley, who for three
years aS a Gopher poured vinegar
in Michigan.S football wounds,
today had the crowd all with him
as he scored one touchdown and
set the stage for another with a
46-yard punt return.
Daley's touchdown was the most
spectacular Of the day as he gal
Hoped IS yardS-a perfect picture
Of rhythmic power.
Joe Dreyer, a freshman AZ Wis
consin year ago. scored one
touchdown. Bob WieSe. who spent
most Of his time on the field As a
blocking back and signal caller.
made one quick shift late in the
third quarter 10 buck over for
another, and the last was con-
tributed by a Detroit boy. Bill
Culligan.
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I'd NAVY ELEVENS PACK A WALLOP

Station eleven, 27-l3, after the
Big Red had taken 2O-lead at
the half. A 6I-yard runback Of
an intercepted pass by HOWE
Blose In the last minute clinched
the victory.
DURHAM. n. C.-Dukes Blue
Devils established themselves as a
power team by rolling up eight
touchdowns 10 smother Richmond
University. Clio. Duke thus
brought lis fat total 10 lO1 points
in two games, as they paraded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

team outfought a heavier and
oluer foe 10 earn a decisive, 22-6,
victory over the Norman Naval
Air Station. Bob Brunley, for
nerly Of Rice Institute. scored two
Of oklahoma touchdowns, passed
tor the third and kicked conver-
sions.
Los ANGELES-The Univer-
sitN Of California Trojans, ia
Vored 70 win the Coast Confer
enc~ title, lived up 10 advance
notices by trimming UCLA, zoo.
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ute reach him .
Irish Outclass Pitt;
Miller Scores Twice

PITTSBURGH Sept % UP) but'ressed Notre Dame
suffered
eIe.nn hind. . AZ baton. so 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

PHILADELPHIA - A smooth
Penn football team opened its sea-
son Saturday by smashing Prince
ton, 47-9. before 10000 fans. Penn
opened the scoring in the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Wolverines Pile
Up Their Biggest
Total Since 1899
BY BOB MURPHY

ANN ARB0R, Sept. 25-0ne of
Americas top production geniuses,
Henry Kaiser WAS reported 70
be in the crowd of $4,000 that saw
Michigan's mighty Wolverines roll
with cruel power over Western
Michigan of Kalamazoo here this
afternoon.
And when il comes 10 producing
touchdownS, Kaiser certainly must
have marveled at the machine
Fritz Crisler turned loose to
slaughter the betty and hard-try-
ing Kalama-zoo-Zoo gang, 56-7.
You heard that Jukebox ditty
about the guy who had "a gal in
Kalama- zoo-zoo' Well, the war
rlors Of Coach John Gill should
have been happy TO get back TO
their Kalama-Zoo-zoo gals to-
night
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Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Washington s. Whitman
use 20 UCLA
HIGH SCHOOL
Grand Haven - Ludinglon
Midland 7 Big Rapids
CharlevOiN s East Jordan
G. r Central y G. r. Davis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

For the first time a lady APP
reared in the Michigan press box
She was Miss Marion Ford an
Ann Arbor representative Of the
United Press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Bill Daley was the individual
star on offense with 95 yards in
seven attempts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Totals - sSn IS Totals ~ SEA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

eight touchdovns against the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

ANNAPOLI-Navy's Middies
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-24
ENTERTAINS
SOLDIER GUEST

Mrs. Laura G.. Collins had as her
houseguest during the past week
end, Sgt. Joseph S. P. Lee, who
came to Jackson from Camp Lewis.
Washington, where he was recently
honorably discharged from the
army. When indicted, some months
ago, Sgt. Lee was one of the must
cal instructors at Tougaloo Col
lege. Before going to Tougaloo, he
had for years been connected with
the musical department of the Har-
ris High School, Meridian, Miss,
where he organized and directed
the states most outstanding High
School Band. During his stay in
the Army, Sgt Lee was stationed
at Camp Sutton, N c., and Camp
Forest, Tennessee. The Sgt. is ex-
pecting to go into defense work
at Portland, Oregon. Everything
was done by Mrs. Collins to make
her guests's visit most delight
full one
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-24
INTENTIONS TO WE'D

Mr.. Joe Johnson. Miss Hilda
Steen, SIS Parish st.
Mr.. Garrett White, Miss Willie
M. Robinson, 701 Earl ST.
Mr.. Jim Burnes, Miss Viola Cal.
mes, 635 Rose ST.
Mr.. Charles Westmorland, 627
Lynch, Miss Rosie Dixon, 627
Lynch.
Mr.. Joe Edwards, Miss Alma Hun
ter, Redmond Alley.
Mr.. Ed Berry, 124 w. South, Miss
lice Williams, 1874 S. West.
Mr.. Ezra c. Brown, Miss Mary
Lee Oden, Jackson.
Mr.. Geo. Lewis, Miss Maggie
Reed, 258 E. Davis.
Mr.. Leon Small, 2010 Pleasant
Avenue, Miss Ida B. Hamilton, 7Oe
Olin st.
Mr.. K. c. Stewart, 1915 Valley,
Miss Magnolia Franklin, f615 Val
ley.
Mr.. Ugee Berry, 214 N. Jefferson
Miss Cally Hodges, 214 N. Jeffer-
son.
Mr.. George Pickett, 1856 Charles
ton, Miss Ethel Watson, $50 Salem
Mr.. Jonas Ransom, Miss Lottie
Smith, Jackson.
Mr.. Price E. White, Richard
mount, Va, Miss Mary Griffin,
Woods ST.
Mr.. Curtis B Edwards, Bolton,
Miss Alice Maud Williams, Gin
ton.
Mr.. Henry Mitchell, 753 Mill,
Miss Leola Williams, 500 Bloom ST.
Mr.. j. c. Mills, 127 Mill, Miss
Amy Evans, 118 Mill.
Mr. Jimmie l.. crowley, 1873
Jones, Miss Nellie Johnson, 1929
Jones.
Mr.. John H. Ross, 1873 Adams AL
ley, Miss Cora M. Jones, TAO Poin-
dexter.
Mr.. Eugenue Parish, Miss Lena
M. Ward, 258 Davis.
Mr.. Derry Tate, Jr., Chicago,
Miss Bessie Ratliff, Chicago.
Mr.. Jack White, Meridian, Miss
Fannie Ball, Louisville.
Mr.. Robert Bell, 100 Rankin,
Miss Della Joiner, ZIG N. Jeffer-
son.