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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Three days changed the life Of
Barney Ross.
They were the days from noon
of last Nov. II TO Nov. 20.
For other marines. there were
other crucial days But If l tell
about mime you will know what
each individual went through.
On Nov. II | went on front line
patrol the first time. Our regi-
ment had reached the Canal
Nov. 4. but / was detailed back
with the headquarters company
two weeks
I got my first taste of fire Nov.
II, and l got my first Jap. / have
already told about this.
Then came that first night in the
foShOlcs up front.
In my 80 years ! had spent LOT
n time and taken n iol ot rouSting
~ tho hruicirc. bitter up-and-
down LIE ot a professional fighter.
BJ' nothing back home prepares
for tho experiences Of night in
The foxholes on Guadalcsnsl.
/ was lucky, as / had been be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

light. All the time we could hear
those monkey men. often won
dered when they slept. All night
they kept jabbering
They weren't far away, either.
because we kept smelling them as
the breezes came and went.
It makes the back of your neck
creep night like that.
If you move or call out or show
light or make a noise, wham, you
may get il. Maybe a star shell
shows up. Maybe a burst will blot
you out. You know positively you
will draw fire.
Our protection in the foXholes
was 10 loop thin. wire around our
wrists. the wire running 10 the
next man in the next hole 4 or ;
yards away and around his wrist,
and then 10 the man beyond him.
and down the line that way.
That enabled us e keep in touch.
We could signal noiselesSly.
As soon as my two hours watch
we're I'd. | could tug my wire.
Then it was his turn TO watch, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Dearborn
Outfishts


Naval training school at Dear
born defeated Naval Armory three
matches to two, in wrestling at
Dearborn last night. Then the two
schools split four boxing matches.
A rematch will be held at Naval
Armory next Tuesday.
The feature ring battle saw
William Hill OF Naval Armory win
close decision from Pete Bonito.
II was suggest for three torrid
rounds.
Wrestling results:
Chef sobezyk draining school. East
Chicago, Ind, defeated DATio j. cAndini,
Fort Lee. n j., one fall.
George Anderson draining SCHOOL,, Black
well Okla. deeisioned Charles Macdonald,
Floyd Regar draining SCHOOL,. Waterloo.
Ia decisioned Kenny Siefer Kent. q.
Danny BleIsiso Naval Armoryl MIL
waukee decisioned Wally snead, Milwau-
kee
Bob Newman (Navsi Armoryl. Resell
PARK, n J.. defeated Gus Ford, Waterloo
la, one fail.
FIGHT RESULTS
Carmine Mauro (Naval Armory). New
York decisioned Bill Noble. Detroit
% George Dvorsky (training school. Eliza
beth. ~ j., decisoned William Malone,
Pittsburgh
Boston. Mass. defeated Jerome Figurskl,
Detroit. 7 X. o second round
william Hl (Naval Armory1 Washing
ton, decisioned Pete Bonito, Newark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Father DeVine'S Find
just Cant Miss
Photo by Time. stan Photosra phel
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, March II (UP)
The big Negro. Saint Thomas,
assured us that he couldn't miss.
He would be the next heavy
weight champion Of the world.
Saint Thomas said. IF don't
become champion. I'll be the
first failure Father Divine ever
had. So you see l just can't
miss"
Saint Thomas cut quite fig
ure as he stood there in his long
shoreman's apparel-black cap
with shiny peak. corduroy coat
and denim pants. With 200
pounds OF Drawn on a 6-foot 2
beam, he took command Of Still
mans gymnasium At $50 p. m.
when the rest OF the pugS had
gone home. At this late hour
Saint Thomas was ready to work
out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

captains wrist and saying. I'm 30
seconds it'll be time for the push,
men,"
Capt. lie Blanc knew that when
he told his gang of marines to
move out they'd be on their way.
And we went.
We were so experienced by then
that IL wasn't even necessary for
the officers TO give orders where
to fire or what TO do.
1t became a bad day for the
Japs.
We were moving from the ko-
kombona country and already had
The Matanika River back OF US.
We aimed TO push them gradually
into the ocean at Point Cruz.
Some called il Cape Cruz. A lot
of JapS finally drowned at that
point, but that was after | was
hospitalned out.
on that day we gained 300 or
400 yards.
I had ny '03 Cspringheld) and
as near as l could keep a straight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Craig Played Hockey

Craig Wood. the pro golf star,
PLAYED college hockey at Stevens
Institute Monte Pearson,
former big league pitcher. is a
lieutenant in the airborne infsn-
try at Camp Hoffman, n. {. >.
Basketball at Madison Square
Garden during the season just
ended drew a total of 10000
cash customers. an average of
more than 5000 for 10 double
headers.
Roy Cullenbine and Al Sim
mons are among big leaguers
taking the baths at Hot Springs,
Ark, before they report TO their
new clubs for spring training
Cullenbine TO the Indians at
Muncie. Ind. and Simmons 10
the Red Sox at Tufts College
Medford. Mass.
Scotty Monteith recalls that
Hartford. Conn, has produced
three featherweight champions
Louis Kid Kaplan. Bat Batta-
limo and Willie Pep The
Scotchman managed kaplan as
well as Johnny Dundee and
other ring stars Jimmy Biv-
ms. Cleveland Negro is having
trouble keeping at the light
heavyweight figure. ITS pounds.
He is weighing around $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Dutch Clark
Quits Rams

PUEBLO, Colo, March II (UP)
Earl Dutch Clark, coach Of
the Cleveland Rams professional
football team, said today that
financial considerations figured in
his decision TO leave the Cleveland
club.
Clark confirmed he would not
seek renewal of his coaching con-
tract and said he had things in
mind which he hoped would re-
turn better income. He declined
to elaborate, however.
Clark said he was certain that
Assistant Coach Charles T. Walsh
would fill his place competently
with the Rams. An all time all
American while at Colorado State
College, Clark was the first Rocky
Mountain Conference player ever
named TO a nationwide honorary
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

total. believe / got 30 Japs that
day November 49,. It was hard
TO tell for sure when you got one,
because no one could run forward
to look at a body; there were too
many live Japs all around.
Japs we're pretty thick in the
brush between the top of the little
ridge on one side of our line and
the ocean on the other, where we
we're sweeping them along.
There were lot of trees, but
these were scattered; no cocoanut
plantation or anything like that;
and the Japs got into difficulties
finding cover as they went back.
There were so many Of them, you
couldn't miss all of them.
That was the day a mortar blew
two Of our men. Tony Alameda
and Big Outlaw. apart. This set
Skee Whisky crazy We mad 10
haul him back from running di.
rectly At the Japs. He said no
CONTINUED on Page 23)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Lamb. Iows'S Big Ten javelin
throwing champion of 1886 and
1888. is reported missing in sc-
ton in North Africa The
rosters Of the Cleveland Indians
and Pittsburgh Pirates, first 10
arrive this year. list only one
player-3s-yesr-old Joe Heving
of the 1ndians-Who is over "a
years Of age
BESIDES the shsrpShooting
Waly Kilrea the lineup Of the
Hershey Bears. American
League leaders includes Johnny
Sorrell and Frank Daley, also
former Detroit purchasers ..
Also IN Hershey livery are
Peggy ONelli end Roger Jcn-
kinS Cooncy WeIland IS the
coach.
Toledo viii play daylight
baseball games only on Sundays
this year.
Lou BoudresI SAYS he had not
planned TO- use Roy Cullenbnc
at first base for The Indians but
that il could happen The
Cleveland manager admits the
first sack situation IS serious
with his club, what with neither
Les Fleming nor Hal Trosky
coming back. Roy Is needed n
the outfield Fleming rig
ger. is going 10 stick In the ship
yards AZ Beaumont end Will con-
tinue 20 run his two farms n
Iowa.
Jimmy Dykes is going 10 make
the White SoX walk the mile 20
and from fhci hotel 10 the ball
park ~ French Lick Bou-
dreau nsde The Indians walk 20
the park al Clearwater last
sPriT n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Ed. (Packy) Schwartz, new
White Sox trainer. formerly
trained the Chicago Cardinal
football team Schwartz sue
ceeds Eddie Froelich, who also
trained both the SoX and Cards.
Gee Walkers drug business
must be pretty good IN Orlando,
Fla. :. or is holding out just a
habit with the Reds outfielder?
Gee has added insurance adjust.
ing 10 selling salads and sand
witches.
1t. Comdr. Harry G. kipke,
one OF Michigans greatest ath-
letes, enjoys the distinction OF
having been chosen on both foot
ball and basketball All-American
teams Benny OoSterbaan
was an All-American in both
sports. too Eric Upton
was turned down three times by
the navy, so il looks like he will
stay with the Cincinnati RAIDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Pinone Kdyoed
BY ChaIky Wright

CLEVELAND. March IL (UP)-
Former featherweight champion
Chalky Wright wrote another
knockout victory into his long box
ing record today after polishing
off Joey Pirrone Of Cleveland in
three heats.
The ancient Los Angeles Negro
coasted for two rounds before a
crowd of 1000 al Cleveland Arena
last night and then opened up with
two-handed barrage that brought
a quick victory. A hard left hook
put Pirrone down for good at PAP
of the third in the scheduled To-
round hOnl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

could roll up in my foxhole and
sleep a while.
II / could sleep.
Some of our wires connected
four or five marines and covered
10 or II yards Of the front. Others
had as many as nine on a wire,
and would cover 20 yards.
We kept watch IN groups that
way. able to cover each other with
fire in an emergency, and the wires
kept Japs from crawling up 10 us
or past us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Haegg To
Visit l.. s.
This Year

STOCKHOLM, March II GNS)
- Swedens well known track
stars, Gunder Haegg Arne Anders-
son and Haakan Lidman. have
accepted invitations 10 run in
American championship competi-
lions June 80 and July l.
Charles Jansson, secretary OF the
Swedish Athletic Association. said
the men would come 10 the United
States If American track officials
can arrange clipper transportation
for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
You Stay Hidden
or You Draw Fire

Our job was TO make the drive,
run the Japs out or Kill them.
Then the army would come up,
take over from Us. set up mortars
and hold il. Then. when we were
rested and the army had II con-
trolled and quiet. boom, VIC ma
rincs would take over again and
march on once more.
All through the pitch black
hours after Q p m Of the nth. we
waited TO start with the morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Nioht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the
Night Edition only the name OF horse
which race experts feel is among the out.
standing bets OF the day.
The code kew appears each night in the
Red Line Edition with number CORE
spending In each letter OF the alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND IT is
PRINTED IN CODE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

fore. and dropped into hole the
JapS had used before me.
Others in the company scraped
holes for themselves. or deepened
depressions all along the line. Next
morning we were 10 push against
the JapS
That's what,we marines do-the
spearheading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Girl at ROudreau's

Lou Boudreau. manager OF the
Cleveland Indians, was the proud
father today of a second daugh-
ter. a six-pound seven-ounce
child born 10 Mrs. Baudreau. the
former Miss Ella Ruiter. at In
gals Memorial Hospital in SUBJ
urban Harvey near Chicago,
where they make their off-sea-
son home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

A three-goaI attack in the
second period sent the Hershey
Bears off to a Al triumph over
Pittsburgh'S Hornets in the
American Hockey League last
night. boosting the Bears lead
TO ID points over second place
Buffalo
Washington's Lions rallied
with two goals in the final period
for a 2-l win over the Provi-
dence Reds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Fight Results

Al Cleveiand-ChAlky Wright, l3i, Los
Angeles Knocked out Joey Pirrone. l34
Cleveland t31 Curtiss Sheppard. 1877 Pitts.
burgh Knocked out Joey Maxim. 1907
Cleveland %; Henry Vasquef i34is New
York. technically knocked out Joe Torres
ls3 Cleveland. technically Knocked out
IRISH Jark McCanill, 1871, Pittsburgh ca
jack Armitaee 49, Pittsburgh, out
pointed Joe Ross l47 Buffalo (Sl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Tells of First Night
in Canal Foxhole

There is such a binding life
and-dcath reality about everything
when you're waiting for your last
minute to rome that all your life
time before seems pale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
1s YEARS IN VAIN

Jack Curley. boxing instructor
AT Stillman's for 1S years and
manager of Saint Thomas, said,
Don't try 10 talk 10 him His
head is in the clouds Curley
wasn't referring TO the Saints
height; rather 10 his religion.
For 18 years I've been sitting
here in the most popular profess
sional boxing gymnasium in the
world waiting until l could get
my hands on great heavy
weight" Curley said. Finally
I've found him. So what hap
pens? He belongs 20 Father
Divine"
Father Divine Is the short,
squat, muStachioed Negro evan
eglist who has heavens" In New
York. Philadelphia and other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Babe LIS Winner

Mrs. Babe Didrickson Zaha-
rias added another trophy 10 her
collection bv overpowering state
champion Clara Calender, q and
3. in the finals of the Dist annual
Midwinter Women's Golf Tour
nament at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Zaharias, who set a new
Los Angeles Country Club rec
old Tuesday with blistering 10,
yesterday scored a double
eagle" on the 405-yard par 5
tenth hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Becomes Bad Day
for Japs in Front

But don't get the idea il isn't
Spooky.
Well, that night passed Then
our company commander Capt. O.
X. Leblanc. and our lieutenant,
John Murdoch from Boston, told
US Let's move out"
No pep talks. No looking at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
SPORT
SHORTS
Frank Bryan Dies

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for Frank J. Bryan,
grand old man of racing" who
died yesterday of a heart at
tack in his S0th year in New
York.
Secretary and Handicapped OF
the National Steeplechase and
Hunt Association. Bryan's asso-
citation with the sport of kings"
dated back more than half a
century when he was introduced
to the track as a sports reporter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Tribe Has Chance

1t. Ted Lyons of the marines
Is on record as thinking Cleve-
land is the only American
League team with chance 10
beat the Yankees to the pennant
this year, despite the Yank
losses of personnel Lee Sa-
Nnld ~ rninP into the movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Sports
White So Glad
To Return TO
Major Leagues
By LEO MACDONELL
By LEO MACDONELL

10 10 White hockey bug is
getting in as many Red Wing
games a. he can before leaving
March % 70 report to the Ath-
!etcs az Wilmington, Del. d.
White. with Seattle the past few
years is so happy about getting
back into the majors he doesn't
care where has team trains &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Basketball Results
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT

COLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT
At Kansas CITY,
MarNNlhe tMo 81. Eastern Oregon -
North Texas 81. York tNeb 40
Appalachian Sc Kansas WESLEYAN 20
Cape Sirardssu Sc Westminster mo %
hamline tMinnl al Ada Teacher, 40
Pspperdins 90 Luther 3s
hamilns 81, = Central OklAhrra 20
COLLEGE
Dartmouth 20 Pennsylvania 90
s. John 80 81 Francis 81
cornell So Coiumbis 81
Gettysburg ~ Frank A Marshall 80.
Princeton ~ Harvard IS
NYu 81 ccNY 81
Providence 20 Brown a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
State Man Wins

Howard O'Brien Of Grand
Rapids turned in the days up
set in the National Amateur
senior golf tournament at Sc
bring. Fla, yesterday by sinking
a 24-foot putt for a birdie 3 on
the twentieth hole 10 eliminate
the medalist w. II. Linkroum of
Hackensack. n. j. Fred L. Rig
gin OF Port Huron meets
Lawrence Carpenter OF South
Orange, n. j., in a quarter final
match today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

=
He has a part
in +" ST &c
y DOR Can
q n
An dN Phil
lips Illinois
high scoring
forW a I'd, IS
enro lied in
{ n g marine
reserve corps
and may be
called soon.
1t. Blu n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

They could
train up IN
s u perior
Wis, for all
o m G
chirped 10 10
" hich
was in the
nature of a
kid, the Wis
c n 81 n me-
tropolis be-
ing our home
town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

EDITORS NoTE-Cpi. Bar.
rey Ron Of the u. S. Marines
in this chapter tells Of his fret
night in a foShoie on Cuadni.
eonoi and how three doys at the
front changed i1s's outlook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
HAS SPECIAL oKAY

Saint Thomas. who was hap
tized Tommy Reed AT Newman,
Ga. ~ years ago. says he has
been delegated by Father Divine
10 fight for "the kingdom"
Saint Thomas. who moved 10
Dayton. O.. when he was kid
and who lived there until IL
months ago. says Father Divine
gave him the okay for fighting,
although the slogan OF Divine's
cult is Peace! It's wonderful"
Saint Thomas. who won the
Golden Gloves championship at
Dayton, O., in 1899. has had but
two professional fights since he
came to New York. Both re-
suited in first-round knockouts.
At present Saint Thomas
works as a longshoreman on the
Weehawken, ~. j., docks of the
New York Central Railroad
where Jim Braddock used TO
toll. He is trying 10 earn enough
money TO keep his aging father.
mother and brood of younger
brothers off the relief rolls.
Father Divine despises people
on relief, the saint says.
when I make ne much money
fighting as I make on the docks,
I'll quit the docks" Saint
Thomas said. "And that won't
be long. because i have Father
Divine's okay - his assurance
that I'll he heavyweight cham
pIon Of the world. Peace, brother
peace"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Tonight Game
Here May End
All Suspense
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Beat the Toronto Maple Leafs
and win the National Hockey
League championship!
1t may be tonight at Olympia.
Saturday night in Toronto, or
back here again Sunday night, but
the Detroit Red Wings have to
beat these Stanley Cup champions
just once in their three-game
series to win the title for the first
time since 1887. The two points
that go with a victory will be just
enough to edge out the Boston
Bruins.
Jack Adams men will try TO
end the suspense here tonight be-
fore a crowd of 1900. A desper-
ate Toronto team. fighting to keep
its grip on the third plsyof posi-
ton, will be anything but a
puShover.
The Leafs proved they still are
in this hockey fight. still capable
OF defending the Stanley Cup
when they tied Rangers and Bos-
ton on the road in their last two
games. With rookie Jack Forsey
and the veteran Sweeney Schriner
showing they still had punch, the
Leafs came from behind twice on
Boston ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
m, cod. for tomorrow follows:

tn, cod. for tomorrow follows;
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Gle H.aO LIE J-2s K-6s Las
MI Mss O-as P-Is Q-sa R-as
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Y-bI TO
Cup this code KEY. II will ensbl. you 20
Idecipher ne name 81 tomorrows code
/ horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

cities where he ministers to the
spiritual and temporal wants OF
his ID angels. ~ followers,
and 81 pilgrims.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
BY CPL. BARNEY ROSS
A. told 10 George r.. Shaffer

Your whole LIES outlook changes
when you have been at the front.
I've heard many marines on
Guadalcanal agree with this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Sure 10 Attend
i. N. Grid Drills
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, NJ q r n IL
Spring practice March %,
weather permitting
Coach II. O. CriSler looked over
the Michigan athletic field and as
far as the eye could see there
was snow; pretty, white snow
that made football. baseball and
other outdoor sports seem far
away.
Maybe it'll clear up by then"
the coach was saying. so far,
I'm sure Earl Martineau. Clar-
ence Mum, Benny Oosterbaan
and myself will he available
that day. Whether we have
three players or los, 1 won't
ahead with our plans and let
the future take care Of itself"
The football schedule seems set.
Nine games are on the program
It's a mighty pretty collection Of
opponents. which in normal times
would pack the big Michigan
Stadium at least three times.
3 SURE SELLOUTS
The Notre Dame, Minnesota and
Ohio State games would be sure
scllolts. Northwestern and Michi-
gan State would draw big crowds
But with wartime problems there
is more than an outside possibility
some of the games might be played
in Briggs Stadium in Detroit.
Shifting of games TO big cities has
been recommended by the Office
of Defense Transportation.
That's another problem Wen
face when we come to IL. I'm
sure we could come to terms
with Briggs Stadium, but we
won't make any plans for =
couple Of months. Too many
changes can take place In the
meantime" Crisler pointed out.
''We1I open with Michigan
State. So far We have no service
teams on our schedule. The only
date We have Ia September 10,
which has been informally dis
Cusscu WIN OTedt Lakes.
ONE LONG TRIP
eve make three trips. The
only long one, to Pennsylvania,
can he made In day coaches. The .
same applies to Minnesota's visit
here.
Great Lakes, Iowa Prehight,
and Camp Grant all had repre-
sentatives ut the Western Con-
ference meeting. After the ses-
sions broke up they visited the
schools they were Interested In.
None called at our booth, so
they may he set.
But It's all q day-to-day
proposition. All I know now Is
that II it's n nice day two weeks
from Monday well be out there
to receive any boys who are
Interested"
Michigan's schedule:
Sept. 25-Michigan state at Ann Arbor
Oct, 2--Pennsylvania AT Philadelphia.
Oct q--Notre Dame at Ann Arbor.
Oct. l6-Northwestern at Evanston.
Oct 23-Minnesota al Ann Arbor.
Oct 30-Thnois at Champaign.
Nov. 6-Indiana A. Ann Arbor
Nov l3--Wisconsin At Ann Arbor
Nov. 20--Ohio state At Ann Arbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Hockey Standings

TONIGHT's GIANTS
Toronto At DETROIT.
Montreal At Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
TWO NEWCOMERS

The Leafs also Will introduce
one or two new players. Jackie
Hamilton. 17-year-old center who
helped beat the Bruins in Toronto
recently. will lead line with Mil
Hill and Bob Davidson on thu
wings. Tom Kennedy. another
17-year-old forward who recently
was signed from the Port Col.
burne amateurs. may also make
his Detroit debut.
sgd Howe is one Wing in par
ticular who will really be working
around the Toronto net. The slip
perry center needs only three
points 10 surpass Don Crosses
53-point record and become the
highest scorer in Detroit hockey
history. With his linemates, Mud
Bruneteau and Carl Liscombe. he
needs only eight points 10 set an
all-time Wing record for scoring
by one line.
Jimmy Orlando will he back on
the Detroit defense after two
game absence with knee injury.
All the other Wings are in good
shape except In the managing and
coaching departments. Manager
Jack Adams has been suffering
from a sinus infection. Edible
Goodfellow. who took over prac-
tice early in the week, was out Of
action AT the last practice yester-
day because Of = severe bump by
Jack Stewart. Sid Abel took over
the whistle for the drill.