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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
SpOr
lis the Backs,
Not the System,
This Coach Says
By LEO MACDONELL

Joe Gordons decision 10 re-
consider quitting baseball came
as no great surprise -. GIVE
me three backs like Marshall
Goldberg. Tom Harmon and
Merlin Condit,' says Joe Skla-
dany, Carnegie Tech coach,
and III have a winning team
despite the system used.
Veteran horScmcn, who have
seen Weyanokc. a 2-Year-old, IN
action, say ne must be seriously
considered for the 1914 Ken
lucky Derby Recently Pvt.
Warren Dean. featherwoieht
boxer, dropped in on his man
ager. Chris Dundee, IN New
York and asked for fight.
Dundee got him on one Of the
small club cards. but before
Dean could box ne was shipped
overseas.
Bob Odeu. PennS great block
ing back, and HOWE Odell,
Yale's coach. are brothers &.
You can't tell a Notre Dame
quarterback without a program
the Irish used five Of them
against Illinois Sam Lang
ford. the great fighter of yestcr-
year. who was born and raised
in Nova Scotia, was given a
southern drawl in A story in a
recent national weekly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Mrs. Enders' 1159
High in Classic

The woman who wants the first
prize of $500 in the third annual
individual bowling classic, open TO
the world at Whittier Recreation.
must beat 1859, p pins under the
event record set by Genevieve Lii
berda in 194l.
Carrie Enders Of Chicago rolled
that total Saturday and IL looks
solid. With squads Sunday AT
1870 a. m. and 1890 p. m. II
may not be enough, however.
Tillie Kagel Of indianapolis. Marie
Klabunde Of Milwaukee and Hattie
Wooster, Detroit. are still TO roll.
Runner-up to Mrs. Finders was
Detroit's Mrs. Liberda. 1857. and
Constance Powers took third on
1925. The next four scored as
follows EiviFa Helms, Agnes Ek-
strom, Ann Wells. Cresence Ster-
benz. Detroit. 1897, 1895. 1901,
1888. respectively.
Completing the first 10 were
Catherine Burling, Cincinnati,
1886; Louise Stockdale. Detroit,
1894; Betty Burbrink, Cincinnati,
1893; Marie Shamrock, Detroit,
and Carolyn Lueder, Chicago. 1917
Laura Schumacher. Chicago
star, was twelfth on 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Tuskegee Beats
w. v a. ST., 49,
In Game Here
BY TOM HARPER

Tuskegee Institute had little
trouble defeating West Virginia
State, 42-6, in a Negro college
football game Saturday at Univer-
sity Of Detroit Stadium.
West Virginia's lone score came
in the second period when Joe
Davis intercepted a Tuskegee pass
on their 2S-yard line and ran for
a touchdown II was the first
time this season that the Tuske-
gee goal line had been crossed.
In the first period Otis Head,
Tuskegee halfback, recovered a
West Virginia tumble and went
off left tackle for touchdown.
Tabor kicked the extra point.
In the second Tabor passed to
Albert Crawford on the 10 where
he ran over for another Tuskegee
marker.
Homer GriggS. Tuskegee half
back, recovered a tumble on the
West Virginia 20 and went over
for a touchdown.
In the final quarter Crawford
went IS yards for a score. Lindorf
Blakeley passed 20 yards to
Ulysses Washington for another
score. Blakeley tossed a 35-yard
pass 10 Pernell Miller in the end
zone for the final touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
II Was His Day

Charley Jones had 2 big day
his boy. Sammy Angott,
beat SlUgger White for the MIA
worlds lightweight champion
ship in Los Angeles his
horse. Sammy AnEott. heat a
lot Of 2-year-olds A. Churchill
Downs Spud Chandler. Yam
kec World Series pitching star.
found himself in IA when ne got
home 10 Royston, Ga. -. after
the series.
Rather than see Herman Tay-
lnr. PHILADELPHIA nrnmGtaF- tl.-+A
TOO big a financial licking. Bob
Montgomery didn't want 90
take his purse after the recent
bout Jack Mara speaking
for the New York Giants. say
pro football Is not Interested IN
night games = Professional
football IN New York is = Sun
day afternoon game" Mara SAID
Owner Fred L. Mandel Jr.
of the Detroit Lions will proba-
Div echo that opinion.
Buck Newson was voted p
half share Of second place
money by the Senators though
with them only about month.
NsuIs Russo bstted 667 IN The
World Series after hitting only
.16z IN the regular season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
He Wants TO Know

Dan N. Y. Mirror Parker
asks: Was Commissioner Iris
Speaker looking the other way
when Lee Savold scored his one
minute knockout over Eddie
Blunt in Cleveland, thus 'avenG-
ing' his defeat al Blunt'S hands
a short time previously and
making everything okeydoke,
once more, for his Madison
Square bout with Tami Mauri-
ello?" The inquisitive Parker
also asks: rs il true that the
Montreal Forum pays soldier
hockey players from the big
league a good salary 10 play
with the army team in the
Quebec Senior League and that
this practice was what led 10
the apprehension OF Turk Broda,
former Toronto Goaiie, on hts
way from Toronto. where there
aren't any inducements, TO join
a Montreal regiment"
OsSie Bluege, recently re-
signed, has the first two-year
contract granted Washington
pilot since 1929 Bluege
earned il and a salary boost,
which Clark Griffith gave him.
o.. After years of faithful serv-
ice as a coach, Bluege finally
got a break and made good in a
big way which should point
the way for other big league
owners who believe they must
have Bill Terry or some other
big name guy 10 pilot their
club.
Steve Belloise. well known
niddleweight. has two brothers
and a sister in Uncle Sam S
service besides himself Bill
Hack ST.. Memphis referee and
promoter. has retired after Of
floating in more than / 600
bouts =. Tommy Loughran,
former light heavyweight cham
pI0TT- TOW CORPORAL 1T CTe
marines. is helping 10 direct
athletics az the Philadelphia
NAVY Yard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
SUNDAYS GAMES

Catholic Central vs.. Toledo Catholic
Central. Keyworth Stadium.
St Gregory VS. ST. Mary tRedford) U.
1ourdes VS. ST. Cecilia, U. Of D. High
Redeemer vs.. ST. Theresa McCabe Field.
81. Anthony vs.. 81. Joseph, Mack Park
A. LadislAus vs.. ST. Benedict, Ives
De La sale VS.. St Catherine. De La
St. Rita vs.. ST. Mary On. c., Mt.
Clemens.
Fordson Stadium
ST Michael W.. ST. Frederick. Pontiac.
ST James VS.. De Sales. Cooley High
ST. Bernard VS. st. Rose, Gallagher
ST. Philip VS. ST. Paul. Crosse Pointe
= ST. Charles vs. St. Martin NeghborhoOd
Field.
Park.
ST. Patrick VS.. St. Vincent. Southwestern
Field.
u. OF n. High Bantams vs.. Shrine Of
Little Flower, Thrteen-Mile and woodward.
All games at 2.30 ?. m, unless other
wise indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
FAR WEST
White Sox Buy
Hal TroSky

CHICAGO Nov 6 NS)-The
Chicago White SoX today pur-
chased Hal Trosky first baSeman
Of the Cleveland Indians The deal
was announced by Harry GrahI-
Ger, wee president Of the White
SoX
Tro~ky who retired from base
bail near The close OF the 1912
season because of a succession OF
uiCraInc headaches, did not play
with tho Indians this year. Re
recently was restored 10 tho &C
tive lst and placed on sale. He
had cartier said -Ln did not want
&c play again for the Indians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
BIose Scores Two as
Cornell Wins, 1870

ITHACA, N. Y. Nov. 6 CINS)-
Cornell closed its home football
season today by defeating Penn
State. 1910. HOWE Blose, Big Red
back, scored both touchdowns, the
first in the opening period on a
pass from Dekbebrun from Cor
nell's al. In the final quarter he
raced six around left end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Four Big Games
To Be Replayed
Coaches 10 Review
Them at Luncheon

The four big games Of the week
end will be covered completely for
The Detroit Times Downtown
Club al Mondays meeting. The
gathering will be al the Fort
Shelby starting at 1918. Don
WattriCk VIII preside over a IS
minute broadcast carried by sta
tion WXYZ starting at 12:15.
At Ann Arbor, Michigan and In
diana claShed Saturday in one of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
North Carolina Wins

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov 6 (UP)
The North Carolina Tarheels
ran over an outclassed band OF
South Carolina Gamecocks in their
annual clash today, II 70 s, be-
fore 1000 fans.
Great punting by Jack Jones.
South Carolina back, had much TO
do with keeping down the Tarheel
score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Catholic Teams
Clash for Title

The Catholic High School
League football campaign comes
to a head this Sunday with cham
pionship contenders meeting in
crucial games in nearly every
sector.
The first division west side
crown will be definitely decided
when St. Gregory and st. Mary
Of BEDFORD tangle at 2:30 p. m.
in l.. of y. Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Briggs Stadium Sunday will be
the scene Of the Detroit Lions
last appearance of the ye r
against the New York Giants. The
Lions are the most improved team
in the pro loop and the credit be-
longs 10 Gus Dorais and Joe Bach.
They'll be present to tell what
happened in this game.
Al Wricley Field in Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

the sc as o n s
most important
ga m q s. The
complete mo-
ton pictures OF
[ h sc I w o
teams in action
along with re-
ports IN
coaches, scouts
an d writers
will give all the
inside story OF
this grid battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

the Green Bay
Packers w i'll
attempt TO un'
seat the Chi
cago b g a r S
The teams met
once before this
s g a s o n anc
played a 21-2l
tie.
Hunk Ander,
son. the famed
coach of the
Bears, will at
Monday 10 tell
tho cOntpSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Cranbrook Easy Winner

Cranbrook ran up five touch
downs 10 score an easy victory
over Inlay City gridders Saturday
afternoon at Cranbrook, 34-6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
PLAY Is RAGGED

That ended the scoring for the
day. The remainder Of the game
was ragged, with penalties, FUN
bleS and pass interruptions on
nearly every series of plays. u. of
ID. High was inside Cooley'S 25
three times in The last two quar-
tiers, but the Cubs passing game
eventually Mas-hEeken= each
time.
After trailing at the half by
POT, Mackenzie came back afte.
the intermiSsion 10 take 21-20
lead over Western. Toward the
end, however, Steve Banjai, West
ern back, spanked a 33-yard drive
and crossed the goal line for the
Cowboy victory.
Dick Dresser scored North
Westerns first touchdown after a
40-yard march, going over from
the Southwestern 2. The Colts tai
lied later on a short pass from
Harold Pink to Fred Knack. An
other short pass, from Dick Ores
ser TO AL Rowe, accounted for the
third touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
SECOND FOR BUCKEYES

The victory was only the sec
ond for Ohio State in seven
games. The defeat was Pitts
fourth in seven contests.
Ernest Parks. Ohio States
speedy Negro halfback, opened
the scoring on his teams first
play by racing IS yards for a
touchdown. Three State plays
later, Dean granddaughter
waltzed through left tackle for
q yards and another score 10
top a 35-yard drive. Parks scored
again on a 9-yard run after a
64-yard drive, and Glen Oliver, on
a reverse from Sensanbaugher,
added another from 20 yards out.
The second period was almost
as one-sided as the first. with the
Buckeyes adding three more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

PITTSBURGH, Nov. s (UP)-
Ohio State University, displaying
tremendous power, ran wild today
against Pitt Panthers to score a
46-6 victory.
Ohio States regulars assumed
control of the game from their
first scrimmage play, pushing
over four touchdowns in the open
ing period and three more in the
second.
From then on, Coach Paul
Brown gave his subs a chance
and the Panthers scored once in
the third period, while barely
staving off at least two touch
downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
INTERCEPTS PASS

Cooley tailed less than a min
ute before the end of the first
quarter on the Cubs. Jack Cook,
Cardinal center. intercepted Jack
Gavigan's pass on the u. of d. 45
and ran il back 10 the Cub Z.
Doug Simpson smashed to the 3
and Pearson, on reverse. went
over on the next play. Jack Hud-
nut added the extra point.
The Cardinals had a touchdown
called back in the second quar-
ter. Johnny Witherspoon broke
through center for SIS yards TO
cross the goal line, but a penalty
for pushing nullified the run.
Starting the second half, Pear
son caught the kickoff on the
Cooley 20 and behind excellent
blocking easily galloped 80 yards
for touchdown. He ran the last
81 yards in a clear field. Hudnut
again place-kicked the extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Pearson Runs
60 Yards for
Cardinal Tally
BY JAKE BERsoN

With Bob Pearson running for
both touchdowns, one on an so
yard return Of a kickoff, Cooley
Highs unbeaten football team
whipped u. Of d. High Saturday,
14-0, at Cooley Field to virtually
clinch the west side title in the
Metropolitan League.
The Cardinals won handily over
the Cubs in scoring their fifth
straight league victory 1t was
u. Of d. Highs second setback
and ended whatever hopes the
Cubs had of tying for first place.
Cooley needs only a victory over
a weaker Central team in the
final game next week for the di-
viSional crown.
In other games Saturday, West
ern came from behind in the
fourth quarter to beat Mackenzie,
27-21, while Northwestern re-
manned tied for second with the
Cowboys on the west side by trim
ming Southwestern, 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Dodd 10 Chase Hlaqq

A Boston divinity student
may chase Gundor Hagc 10 a
new world record for tho two
mile route Al Soldiers Fold
Friday night
The clerical asp.rar' With tho
Space-deyourlng STRIDE B., Gil
DoddS. WhO recently Won ne
A a, L. 5O0-~e'ar nun fo~
the second year IN a ro'y He D,
a hoSpeC'aClcd serious Young
man who wins track honor> IN
the time he can snatch frew his
studies ~ The graduate Divinity
School Of Boston University.
DoddS is recognized as one of
America acc tWO-UilcT,. lie $
the sort Of runner who deter
mines the time pattern ~ any
race he IN, and he may ho JUST
the lad 10 prod HaCc 70 break
his own world S record O. 5 rs
for two miles
Speed records for tho longer
distances aren Determined tt
those spectacular SprntS 70 tho
tape On tne contrary they are
usually shaped carly IN 'Hc
race. IN the first four or fHc
laps II Dodds can press iI7cE
over the first nle the Swedish
star may very Well 90 on 90
beat his own best tune
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Did II for Rice

DoddS performed this service
FOR Greg Rec when the former
Notre Dame ace ran the Two
miles in s 53 a. the Chicago re-
LAYS IN 1942 That was one q
the Two best tunes ever re-
corded for the distance un'l
Hagg turned IN ms record
cracking performarce m SWe-
den last summer
Rice later agreed that podd'
deserved good share ~ the
credit for the Achievement
81 wasn't feeling any too ~
that night Rice SAID II know
7 was not right on edge for rec
ord stuff. hut I felt capable of
running S:5S TO 9:02, which I
hoped would satisfy most folks.
But Dodds pressed me 30
close at the start that I had TO
step up my pace. l thought !
could shake him of after a hit,
but he refused 10 let me get
away. set a pare 10 kill him
off In the first half mile, but
when we had covered mile
and three-quarters he was still
breathing down my neck.
"DoddS certainly deserved As
much credit for the record a. I
did. I had started out 10 run nm
$50 10 900 race. and he had
chased me into an S:53."
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Tout Plays Safe

Here's the latest tout story.
tust IN case you're interested IN
such trivia.
A prosperous looking gentle
man was headed for A mutuel
window al the Far Grounds
when the dispenser Of lnforma-
ton collared him
Look. pal, I've got the win
npr I'm the second race" he be-
gan. Hes sure thing. I tell
you. got the straight dope. He
can't lose, not a chance I'm the
world"
The gentleman with the fold
ing money listened, first with
polite interest and then w-th
mounting enthusiasm, as the
tout told about this wonder
horse that simply couldn I
lose
Thanks very much for the
Information" the gentleman
said al length I'm going 90 bet
S30-and there will he an extra
$40 10 win for YOU"
The tout heSltated for mo-
rent, then touched his benefac-
tors sleeve
"Ssy, pal" he said bet my
f1o 10 place, will ya?'
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Add Coach Butts
In AII-Stdr Staff

CHICAGO. June % tUP)--Wal-
lace Butts, coach Of Georgia s Rose
Bowl champions last New Year s
DAY. was added today 10 The
coaching staff Of the all-Star col
lege football team which Will meet
ale professional champion Wash
ngton Redskins here Aug p The
all-Star coaching staff, headed by
Harry SWhdreher of Wisconsin.
now includes Butts, Babe Horrell
Of l., c. L. A, and 1t. Paul HInkle
Of Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30

held August rs a. Plum Hol-
low. When you left that meet
ing you knew UhlS year s
matches would 20 over bigger
and better Than IN all history.
First Of all. all money taken
In for the Red Cross out Of
these matches Will be car
marked for sports equipment.
This money VIII 20 for boxing
gloves. balls and bats footballs.
tennis balls and racquetS iust
about every conceivable kind Of
sports equipment that can be
used
All Of il VIII 20 20 our boys
overseas.
Look at this" Gnau told his
listeners. Here's a check for
81 1000 before We even open the
campaign. And the man who
sent II positively refused 10
have his name used. -
Yes. the Ryder Cup matches
this year cant help hg' hc-b.c-
ger and better than ever.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Record Beaten
by Miss Walsh

CLEVELAND. June % QAS)-
With a mark Of lis, Stella Walsh
today held q new worlds pen
tathlon record for the lO0-meier
dash, The previous mark was H.
seconds
Stella established The neW
record I'M winning The North
eastern Ohio AAU penfathlon
meet Ar John Adams High School
She Won all five events the 100
meters. running high lump shot
put and la'eln throw for a total
Of 500 points i less than The
world record made by GiseIa
At3urmeyer Of Germany in Lor-
don, England n 1884
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
CaHurd 10 Have
WEIGHT Advantage

HARTFORD. Conn -Jgne -
lJP)-JacNe Callura of HamI-
ton Ont recognized by The Ma
uoral Boxing Association a.
ieatherwe,ght champion. was cN-
pected 10 hold a flyc-pound weight
advantage over Phil Tcfranot a Of
Kew f0iy tonight when they meet
IN a 1r-round bout a. Hartford
Auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Jackie Wilson Scores
7. K. O. Over Hanbuy

WASHINGTON. June % (UP)
Pittsburgh Jackie wilson,
former ~ r A. feathcrweight
champion, handed l9-year-old Lew
Hanbury of Washington a thor
ough boxing lesson last night as
he chalked up an elght-round
technical knockout IN a scheduled
lO-round bout. Wilson was far
ahead on points when the bout
was halted because Of severe
cut over HanhurN'S left eye, which
was inflicted m the seventh round
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Vern Stephens Of
Browns Is Rejected

ST. LOUIS. June % tUP1-
Manager Luke SeWeil took-a nel
lease on life TO-DAY, when officials
a. jefferson Barracks announced
Nern Stchens hard-h.ttlnC Browns
Shortslop, had been rejected for
military service. stephens. Is cur
ren,ly tied with Cleycland.S OrS
Hockoft for the American League
batting lead.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Big Boy Brown
Loses 10 Sailor

BALTIMORE, June % tINS )-
Johnny Shkor. navy machlnlst s
mate. today received Salutes from
his pals az SpaTroWs Point for his
upset victory last night over Big
Boy Brown, Detroit heavyweight,
IN a 12-round bout A 4 10 l TN
derdog when the fight began,
Shkor landed two hard rights on
Brown & Jaw IN Tho first round
and then went on 10 pile up a blg
lead over the DetiOlteT
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Bob Tales
Bigger, Better
Ryder Cup Match
Is Assured
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

II was Russell Gnau who
first brought the Ryder Cup
golf matches 10 Detroit
II was his go-gettlng spirit
that made them such A success
for three straight years here.
Most people felt there would be
no such thing as Ryder Cup
competition this year That IS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30

most people
who do not
KIN oW Russ
Cnau Y T V
well
! happened
10 SIT IN on
an informal
& q I h @ ring
last night IN
which Gnau
WaS doing a
selling Job 10
a bunch Of
people on the
matches 10 be
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
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Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Army Was Right

An army doctor q Fort Ham
-'on pat X. O. IN frr record Of
SORRY Horne Ohio mldd.cWo.Eh'
The doctor oycrruIed 'hc referee
when Sonny eye b.ed after bu.-
TINS heads with PM Norman.
who was taking a bad beating.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
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Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
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Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
The DETROIT rlHIS

WASHINGTON, June - fUP)
There has been no change m the
ruling barring soldiers Who are
attending college under tfe spe-
cIaiilod training prngFaH From
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
Soldiers May Play College Football

participating in intercollegiate
football. the war department said
to-day IN response 10 inquiries. A.
far as can be asCertained no
change IS being considered.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
HOROSCOPE :: ::

Look in the Section Your Birthda
For Tuesday, November so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
BY Frances Drake
hday Comes Ia. and Find What Your Outlooj

utlook Is, according 10 tho Stars.
Hicting tendencies indicated to-
day. II up 10 your fitness and
persistently industrious As ever,
you'll master the drawbacks and
put your work up front with
those more favored.
JAN. - TO FEB. IN
Aquarius SOrta edgey. You
need 10 investigate before pro-
ceeding. Don't hesitate too
long, however. Take firm hold
on self and say: This is a full
time job which ! can and must
handle"
FEB. n TO MARCH 20
Pisces-You'll have 10 search
for days vantage points and
work cleverly and efficiently %
keep ahead. Some restricting
tendencies which you can ham
die,
A CHILD born on this daB:
Lively, convincing, energetic,
cheerful. Intellectual; business
sense, mechanical ability, artis-
tic talent, too.