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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
b. ID. BUTTERFIELD

ID ID ~ Dt I'M tLLD
Miss Barbara Levin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Levin,
left Saturday for Chicago where
she will attend the Katherine
Gibbs school the coming year.
Levin accompanied his daugh-
teg to Chicago and is spending
the week with relatives there.
Mrs. Neil Gray returned to
her. home here Fl lay after
spending a month in PetoSkey,
Michigan.
Mrs. Wesley Foster and Mrs
Ralph Plotzer entertained sew
eral friends at dinner and bridge
last Friday evening in the home
oof Mrs Plotzer on West St
Clair street
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Stetzel of
Detroit are spending several
days of this week in the home
Of Mrs. Stetzels sister, Mrs.
Ethel Butterfield.
Miss Bettylou Davis. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell l..
Davis, left last week for Evans
ton. Ill where she will attend
Northwestern University for the
coming year.
Mrs Kenneth Ellsworth on
tertained the members of her
bridge club at her home on
Turner street on Tuesday eve
ming,
Mrs w. S. McAllister and
daughters, Ann and Frances. of
Detroit. are spending few days
in the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Gray.
Miss Linda Walpcr, Of st.
Petersburg. Florida. spent few
days Of this week IN the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs c ID Barkley.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Miller
ond children of Detroit were
Sunday guests in the home of
Mrs Betsy Miller
Miss Margaret Whitman will
spend the week end as guest OF
Miss Bonita Wentland in Fern
dale
Mrs. B. J Manahan entertain
ed sixteen guests at a desert
bridge Monday evening in her
home on Church street, honoring
her daughter Law, Mrs. Or
land Manahsn. Mrs Manahan
left Tuesday TO re-enter Mich
igan State college in East Lans-
Ing, At the close OF an eve
ming of bridge, prizes we're
awarded 10 Mrs. John Mott, Mrs.
r s. Ridley, Mrs. Ceciel Mar
tell and Mrs. James Bayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Surrell
and Mr.. and Mrs James Cana
han Of Crosse Polnte, were din
ner guests in the home OF Mrs.
Richard Sterling and Mrs. Eva
Sterling
Lawrence y Priest will be the
Sunday guest IN the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Finch in Port
Huron.
Mrs Richard Sterling and
Mrs. Eva Sterling were host
esses Thursday evening 70 eight
friends honoring Mrs. Edgar
Priest Bridge was played and
a supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Chubb
were guests al party honoring
Lieut. Francis Davis in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Walker
in Detroit Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Barna-
DO and daughter. Judith Ann,
and MIR. and Mr5. Frederick
Schmidt and son. Ronnie. will
be guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Secory in Port
Huron this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glisch
and daughter. Karen, of Detroit,
were weekend guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r Bradley.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

New York visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentley,
Sunday.
LOS ANGELES - Busy-days
note:
The city council has ordered
preparation of a map showing
concentrated residential districts
in which roostcr-crowing might
be Objectionable.
A Scotch pint equals two Eng
liSh quarts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Denies Permitting Use
Of Frank on Propaganda
Soys Veterans Organization
Used inadvertently

out, who originated, and the en-
tire source of this phoney reso-
luton" Fish declared.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Ned's have a pri-
GRITTY department
in each of their 8
stores TO help you
so We your tire
problems. Whether
it's vulcanizing, re-
Gaping or repair
ing. Ned's OPA tire
inspectors will help
you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Nick Has Trouble

Incidentally, Nick LondeS is
having difficulty lining up a
show. The Olympia matchmak-
er's first bad break came when
LaMotta refused A rematch with
Basora. which would have
drawn a tremendous crow ID
after Basora had beaten Civic.
Then. with a match arranged
tentatively between Basora and
Coley WEIGH. the New England
middleweight champion. WEIGH
came up with an infected nose.
WEIGH beat BaSora on two occa-
sions.
Then when Nick tried to land
George Kochan, a middleweight
going great guns around New
York, Kochan was put on the
shelf with an injured hand.
SO il goes. But the persist
ent Londes is still trying and
reveals he has "other matches
on the fire" at least one Of
which should materialize. He
may turn 10 the heavyweights.
He would like to get Gus Do
razio, Turkey Thompson, or one
of the other big boys. but they
act coy when you want one Of
them 10 fight one of the
other topnotchers, according 10
Londes.
Every body wants soft
touches" Londes explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Wildcats.
Irish Ease
Drills

EVANSTON, H., Nov. II
(INS)-With a light drill, North
western marked time today for
the 23rd renewal of its football
series with Notre Dame at Evans
ton tomorrow.
The Wildcats will enter the bat
tie with a backheld consisting Of
Otto Graham at left half; Joe
Serbia at right half; Nick Vodick
at fullback and Lynne McNutt at
quarterback. Bob Wallis and Herb
Helm will be on the TANKS TO re-
trieve Graham's passes.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov II
UNS)-The Notre Dame Irish,
seeking their eighth straight VIC
tory of the season, took light
workout today before leaving for
an overnight stop in Chicago on
the eve of their big game with
Northwestern at Evanston.
Julie Rykovich, regular right
halfback who has been i'll. has re-
covered sufficiently TO start for
the Irish although he still is
eight pounds under his normal
weight of 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Plans All Set
ForU. N. Bust

julius Frank and Tom Kuzma,
great stars on the University Of
Michigan team of 1912, will hear
all of the University of Michigan
Football Bust, Saturday, Nov. d.
from the Hotel Statler
The two stars are i'll in the
University Hospital in Ann Arbor
and arrangements have been made
TO carry the goings-on TO them
by telephone.
1t. Comm. Harry Kipke will
preside and speakers will include
Capt. Richard +. Cassidy Of the
United States Navy and COM
'mandant of the ROTC at Mich
iear1
Tickets for the bust can he
purchased at the Detroit Athletic
Club, Statler cigar store and Wat
kins cigar store in the Fisher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Bargain
He Can't
Pass Up

MONTREAL. Nov. 12-The
Detroit Red Wings have brought
back many a prize from A road
trip-includIng the Stanley Cup
but they may return Sunday
with something new in the way
Of booty a baby buggy.
One of the players, an ex-
pectant father, rushed in on
Manager Adams yesterday in
Toronto.
"BOss, YOU can't guess what l
just saw over In one Of the big
stores here. Row after row Of
English carriages. all steel, won
derful leather. springs and
everything. None Of these
wooden contraptions like they're
selling i'm Detroit. And the price
Is $3.50, not $50.
II just wondered IL We could
arrange 10 have the baby car
rage shipped home with the
baggage
SO The baby carriage and The
Red Wings may arrive together
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
MusiaI Is Happy

Stan Musial. the 22-year-old
outfielder who was voted the
most valuable player award in
the National League. reveals his
new three-year contract with
the Cardinals not only calls for
five figures. but also rs a
graduating one. II calls for a
boost in salary in 1915 and also
in 1916.
While he gives full credit 70
the Yankees for their triumph
in the recent World Series, Mu-
sial thinks a nit here or there
would have changed the COM
plexion OF the series in any one
Of the five games.
"I'll admit we took the Yam
KEGS for granted" said MuSial.
"and thought we would lick
them again. They played good
ball though and deserved TO
win"
Musial tabled Spud Chandler
the outstanding Yankee pitcher.
but had high praise for Marius
Russo.
Russo doesn't have as much
stuff az Chandler" Musial re-
called "but he has good control
and CUTS which helped pull him
through. That Chandler Is a
great pitcher though. ~.
Joe Gordon and Frank Gro
setti put up some high class
fielding against us, but in the
main ~ was a pitchers series,
They kept things under con
troll all the way"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
AII-IriSh Props Play
For yorktown Title

Neither team was any great
shakes during the parish prep
season Between them they won
only one game. SO it's an even
battle, any way you look AT IL.
To please the skeptics, a sample
Of the starting lineups McMana-
mon, McParlane, Sullivan, Nc
Donnell, Callahan, Healy, Fitzpat-
rick, Honerty, Mccain, O'Connell,
Dolan. etc. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Badgers Taking
B for NJ Game
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

MADISON, Wis, Nov. IL
Wisconsin's football squad
checked its offensive and defen-
sive signals today in the final
workout before leaving for Ann
Arbor today for the Big Ten en-
gagement with Michigans VOL
verineS.
Coach Harry Stuhldre h r
named 33 players for the Michi-
gan trip, the group being headed
by center Joe keenan,, named act
ing captain for the fourth time
this season.
The entire Badger encourage
includes:
Ends Jake Euiherg Robert LanEdsle.
Roger Laubenheimer. Pat Weber tackles
Fred Dosr. Penn Caroisn. Richard Prins.
Howard X Reich guards John Dsvcy,
Jim Kusa. Florian Klssinskt Gilbert Pet
le' Charles Rowe, Lester Zych ceniers
Dick Buehrer Tom Lacey. keenan,
Hugo VoEt. halfhacks Tony Dalsasso.
Larry Heinz. Tom Hoskins Don Kind'
Paul Mclaughlin, Bob Piper. Arthur
Robert son. Clarence self, fuilbacks Ray
Dooney. Harry Hldrsih. John Kusnzler.
Charles Schoenherr
The starting Badger lineup probably
viii he Laubenheimer and Weber. poar
and prins Rove and Iych Keenan,. NoEt
~ quarter Kindt and Heinz az halfhaCks
and Doouev A. full
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Basketball Gets
Green Light
In High Schools
Nv JAKE BERSoN

Basketball which has more
popular appeal for DctroitS thou
sands ~ Detroit high school stu
dents than any winter sport Will
boz unrationed In the Metropolitan
High School League m the COM
lng season.
Public school athletic officials,
who last year eliminated inter-
school competition IN basketball
for reasons never made clear. are
going back 10 the old Setup, only
ON a reduced scale
The officials had divided the %
high schools in the league into
four divisions instead of the GUS
t0mary TWO. and scheduled four
league games for each school over
a period that ordinarily runs
about eight weeks. not counting
the DlaVOffS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Service Calls
Worry Majors

NEW YORK, Nov. 70 up
Major League baseball officials,
determined to carry on in 1914.
are beginning TO wonder where
they are going to find the man
power.
Hardly day passes when some
roster is not riddled by the call
of the armed forces. In the space
of "a hours Jhis week four men
all key players 10 their team
were called or inducted II that
rate continues. the club owners
may he hard put 10 find enough
AZ players and men over 3S 10
field nine men. Certainly they
won't be able 10 do it without
depicting the rosters Of the sur
viving minor leagues 10 such an
extent as 10 ieopardize their war
time future
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Sport
Favor La MO+ta
In ZVic Bout
In New York
By LEO MACDONELL

The eyes Of Detroit fight fans
tonight Will be focused on Now
York. where Fritue Zivc viii
battle Jake LaMotta IN what
may be the Pittsburgh veterans
last appearance in the ring as
A civilian, for the duration al
least.
Zivic viii take his army
physical examination IN Pitts
burgh Sunday
With both holding one victory
over the other, the match m
Madison Square Garden VIII be
the rubber contest. The other
bouts were fought in Pittsburgh.
With weight advantage Of
more than 10 pounds. The up
and-coming LaMotta should be
tho favorite From this corner,
Jake looks like the winner since
Frtzie'S disappointing showing
with Jose BaSora after LaMotta
had whipped the Puerto Rican
here.
a father of three children.
Civic. 30. has been fighting for
13 years and planned 10 retire
after his next birthday, May 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Redskins
All
Giants
By LEO MACDoNELL

Sammy Baugh. no midget HIM
self. is the tiniest Of the Redskins
named in the starting lineup
which Coach DoraiS brave Lions
viii face in Washington Sunday.
BauCh tips the scales at an
anemic 1855 pounds.
Wee Willie Wilkin. a tackle who
towers 6 feet 4 inches above sea
level and boasts 265 pounds of
suet, is a sample of Redskin beef
Joe Aguerre, an end, stands 8
feet 4 inches. but he weighs only
220 pounds, the shrimp.
That may give YOU an idea of
what the Detroit boys are affiXin'
to battle in the national capital
on the coming Sabbath You can't
say the Lions are fraidy cats.
But they can't lick u.s."
boasts Joe Bach, the Lions as
Sisiant coach, with the con-
fidencc of prize fight manager,
Here are the terrifying figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
OHIO S 648, Jackson S
254 Lead Classic

George Otto of Lipshaw's GAS
was sufficient for first last night
in the West Side Classic Bowling
League at Crest Lanes. James
T. Jackson of Pabst. back in the
lineup after six weeks absenSe
because of an injured thumb, had
high game Of PSI in his opener.
George WarzeCka Of DoIray
scored 63S and Emil Magnus-
son 644.
Index remained in first place
by winning four points with Del
ray and Pabst tied for second
Delray had 1924 and 1923 TO lead
in scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Scribe Has q Beef

Gordon Cobbledick. veteran
Cleveland baseball writer. is Of
the opinion that outstanding
big leaguers who play every
day have more right 10 most
valuable player awards than
pitchers who work only part
time.
81 guess II isn't breaking n
confidence to report that, as a
member of the A mer can
Leagues valuable player COM
mittee. ! didn't vote for Spud
Chandler" Cobbledick wrote.
TT isn't possible 20 quarrel
very angrily with Chambers
selection, but I felt that, gen
orally speaking. a pitcher who
works every fourth or fifth or
sixth day can't contribute as
much of value to his team As n
fellow who Ia In there every day
In the week and twice on Sun
days.
chandler, easily the best
pitcher in the league, habitually
worked every sixth day, never
WAS used TO relieve. He won 20
games and lost four, which
means he contributed is vic
tories 10 the Yankee cause.
1T is difficult for me 10 be-
Iieve that Luke .Appling, the
leagues batting champion, WAS
not directly responsible for
more than 10 white SOx VIC
tories. or that Rudy York, the
top home run hitter, didn't win
more than rs games for the
Tigers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
~ Men. Let's
Play Football

As long rs YOU have % men
YOU can have football game.
At least that Is the opinion Of
freshmen and SophomOres at
the University OF Detroit. who
will play r second football
game this Saturday In the uni
versity'S stadium. The fresh
men won two weeks ago, 10 to q.
employing the NOtre Dame 1T"
formation. Pop Warmers punt
formation system failed for the
SOphS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
OSU Blocks IIIini Path

COLUMBUS. O., Nov u GNS)
The Ohio State Buckeyes dug in
today 10 repel an Illinois squad
that was seeking the Western
Conference title among the
civilian elevcnS. Should the Buck
eyes win tomorrow, the civilian
title probably will 60 10 Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Koppitz Draws
Away From Foe

Standard missed its chance TO
catch Koppitz in the Metropolitan
Classic League last night at Grand
Central by losing three TO Prog
.reSSive. while the leaders were
winning the same number from
Farris Plymouth Machines 2S08
was high.
AL Maccani Of Chene-Trombly
had the highest Of a trio OF 600
series. 25S-215 in 654. Bill Metzner
Of Bolle shot Gil and Fred Miller
Of Rainbow COZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
The Irish can't lose this one

The Irish can't lose this one.
With all-IriSh lineupS guaran-
teed. st. Leo and ST. Vincent High
School football teams, members Of
the Catholic League, will meet Cto
put II politely for the cham
pionShip Of yorktown" al South
western Field Sunday afternoon.
A Little Green jug also will be
at stake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
SUBS COMING

Churning puppies-siX of them-make
a big fuss as their little mistress, Barbara
Worth, 3, tries to administer bath.
Barbara is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barton Worth, 1874 Glastonbury, and
the puppies are siX-week-Old boxers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

II IS small WONDER Inc SKINS are
the league champions.
With the exception Of Murray
Evans, still suffering from an in
jured eye suffered IN the game
against the Giants last Sunday, all
of the Lions are expected to make
the trip. The squad will depart at
$50 this evening over the Balti-
more & Ohio, returning to Detroit
Monday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
u. Nj. Left Half .DinX
Puts HirScIl ON Bench
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Nov 12-Left
halfbaCk seems to he a ink posi-
ton with the University of Miehi-
gan gridders.
Bob NusSbaumer suffered a
severe shoulder injury early this
season that kept him out of the
Northwestern and Notre Dame
games. Bob is back. but Elroy
Hirsch from Wisconsin hurt his
shoulder against Indiana last
Saturday and will see the Wis
ConSin contest from the bench.
Hirsch. the nifty halfback who
leads the Wolverines in scoring.
missed yesterdays practice and
Coach CriSler announced Nuss-
banner would start at left half.
The pain has left Hirsch's right
shoulder, but he is unable 10 lift
his arm more than a few inches
from his side X-rays show no
breaks. He underwent treatment
at the university hospital yester-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
FOURTH A JINX

Franks already had made three
successive saves when Webster
took a pass across tho net from
friSky Jackie Hamilton and
patted il in the open side Of
the cage.
With Bert Hedges. The Toronto
meat man penalizing Detroit
seven times As against two for
Toronto. the Wings found them
selves short handed 50 often
Adams had 10 break up his lines
under the pressure.
Adam Brown, the left wing
from Hamilton who was lionized
after Detroit's last appearance in
Toronto when he scored the over
time goal that ended the second
round Of the playoffs. was some-
what Of goat in this appearance.
He received three penalties.
Detroit - we mean Franks -
didn't allow a score on any Of the
first six penalties, but the seventh,
on Crosse, finally got them down.
The Count. making his seasons
debut. was his old. cagey self
whenever Adams threw him on.
but he didn't get a chance 70
atone for his one penalty.
II came with % seconds 10 60.
Hill took the faceoff from Lis
combe. slapped il 10 Carr on right
wing and the veteran from Cali
gary sped down the boards. cut
behind Quackenbush and picked
the far side Of the net after
Franks dropped to the ice.
That was a great finish for
Toronto. which had tied Detroit.
SIS, in the first game of the
season on a last period comeback.
1t was something else for Detroit.
which was shooting for a tie w4h
Toronto and Montreal for The
league lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
IN THE NEWS

Two other outstanding left half
backs from Michigan have been
in the news. Tom Harmon, who
held down the post for three
years. is missing in action in
China, where he was an army
fighter pilot. Tom Kuzma, who
succeeded him the last two years,
is in u. of NJ hospital suffering
from A lung ailment.
Nussbaumer, a sophomore from
Oak Park. IS the best paSSer on
the Michigan squad Against
Indiana last week. he ran well
and CriSler figures he fitted with
Walter Dreyer. Bob Wicse and
Jack Wink in the new Michigan
backfeld. Saturdays game will
he the third in a row that Michi-
gan has had to make major shifts
in the haCkfeld.
Against Illinois. Walter Dreyer
took over Capt Paul Whites
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

berth. Then Bill Daley moved
along in the navy program and
Wiese took his place, giving up
the quarterback job to Jack Wink
BATTLE ovERCONFIDENCE
Crisler sent his charges through
long drill on a muddy field
yesterday. The coach and his
assistants have been battling
overconfidence. The Badgers have
won only one game and have been
BANKED four times in a row.
Wisconsin will be keyed up for
this contest. 1t is expected five
or six Of their last years squad
will start against them. That's
enough 10 make them raring to go.
Crisler has been trying to con-
vince his team that Wisconsin is
due TO beat somebody this fall
and this may be their week But
so far the team has elected to
take the game in stride and has
been talking more about Ohio
State than the Badgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
so MEETING is CALLED

This arrangement. which meant
considerably less competition and
a comparatively unequal test Of
strength. met with such wide
spread diSapproval that Metropol-
itan League athletic directors
were called to special meeting
yesterday.
AT the meeting II was decided
20 double the number of league
games from four 10 eight. with
each team playing twice around
IFS respective division. The four
divisions are Southeast. South
west. Northeast and Northwest,
each with five schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

ElrOy Hirsch,
lost to u. NJ.
by a shoulder
injury, has a
smile for the
camera, but
there's a
pensive look
in his eyes as
he takes a
light treat
ment. Hirsch,
former Bad
ger, will not
be able to play
against Wis
cOnsin. And
he leads
Michigan in
scoring. Will
L. NJ. miss
him?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Goal in Last Is
Second Spells
Jimmy S Effort
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

MONTREAL. Nov. II - After
100 minutes of hockey play this
season, the world champion De-
troit Red Wings and Toronto
Maple Leafs are still tied. but
that isn't goalie Jimmy Franks
fault
Jack Adams still unbeaten
team climbed off the train from
Toronto here today, still shaking
their heads over the manner in
which the Maple Leafs tied them.
2-2, on Lorne Carr's goal with 18
seconds TO play last night.
They were short-handed with
Don Crosse in the penalty box,
but they still admit that without
the goal tending turned in by the
slender. black haired Franks they
would have lost the game 20 times.
This Detroit team. which ap-
parently has just enough scoring
gas TO last the first period or so,
whipped in goals by Capt. Mud
Bruneteau and Adam Brown in
the first Il minutes. Then Franks
held the fort the rest Of the way.
FIRST AWARD
The 29-year-old Melville CSask)
net-minder, who took over the lob
vacated by the Vezina Cup win
ncr. Johnny Mowers, was given
the first Star Of the Night"
award, which carries with il some
sterling silver.
Not only that. but Mowers
himself came down TO the dress
ing room in his RCAF uniform
after the game 10 congratulate
him.
Franks broke his hand playing
against the Red Wings last season
for the Rangers and he almost
broke his neck for them last
night. He made 40 saves 10 II
for the aged Benny Grant In the
Toronto net.
He made % Of them in the
second period, against Grants
four, as the Leafs. taking advan-
tage Of three penalties 10 one in
the period, roared in on the short
handed DetrOiterS
II was when sides were finally
even. however. that Don Web
Ster, 2l-year-old University Of
Toronto student, made his debut
with the Leafs a notable one by
scoring the first Toronto goal.