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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04
OPEN GRIM CMAPTKR PACIFIC WAREARE
Battleship Still Queen of Battles, Late Report Shows

The battleship accomplish
ments on which the navy re-
ported today were credited to an
unidentified vessel under COM
mand of Capt Thomas Leigh
Catch, 81. of Annapolis, Md.
In the air-sea battle of Santa
Cruz last Oct. Is, the official ac-
count showed, Gatch's ship shot
down 80 planes with its anti
aircraft guns, including all 20 of
the enemy dive-bombers which
made the initial attack on it.
The second battle was the
night action off Guadalcanal
Island Nov IA, In which. this
battleship in company with 9TH
ers, deliberately entered a Japa-
nese naval trap. Due primarily
to the fire power of the battle
ships - the only other American
vessels were destroyers - q Jap
battleship or heavy cruiser,
three cruisers and one destroyer
were sunk and another battle
ship, a cruiser and q destroyer
were damaged.
Gatch's battleship alone &C.
counted for three cruisers, its
l6-inch guns blowing them to
the bottom long before they
could get their own guns within
range.
The distance of the action was
not stated in the navy's formal
report but it had previously
been reported to be more than
eight miles.
In the Oct. rs fight Gatch's
battleship was part of an air
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04
Oppose Suspension
Of Labor Laws
Seven y. S. Agencies
URGE Extreme Caufion

WASHINGTON, Jan. A. up
= Seven federal agencies advis.
ed today agai st blanket sus.
pension of state labor laws.
Reports from the field show
that state labor standards have
not interfered with war produc.
tion," the War, Navy ,rd Labor
departments, War Production
Board. War Manpower Com.
mission, Maritime Commission
and Office of Defense Transor.
tation said in a joint statement
The statement was prepared
for the guidance of state labor
commissioners, articularly in
states where legislatures meet
this year.
Except where notifications
may be necessary during the war
to insure maximum reduction
the statement recommended pre-
servation OF these basic princi-
pies:
/. A maximum of 48-hour
week.
2. An 8-hour day.
3. One day of rest in seven.
4. Adequate rest and meal Pc
RODS.
S. Adaptation of hours OF
work and working conditions to
the age and sex of the worker,
except that there must be no
relaxation or modification OF
standards governing the en-
ployment of minors under Is.
g.. Proper safeguards for
health and safety.
7. The same wage rates for
women as for men.
The recommendation as to
hours does not affect the pro-
vision of the wage-hour act re-
curing time and one-half for
all work over 40 hours a week
Labor department reports indi-
cate that almost all war pro-
duction plants now are operat-
ing at least 48 hours a week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04

craft carrier task force which
was attacked by planes from a
Japanese carrier force. When the
Jap pilots spotted the capital
ship they concentrated on it.
From HIP to 11:20 a. m, the
battleship engaged 20 enemy
oive-bombers and all we're shot
down. Half an hour later 40
torpedo planes and dive bomb
ers attacked. The battleship's
roaring anti aircraft batteries
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04
500 Year Old
Pine Cut Down

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz. - They
cut down the old pine tree of
COconino National Forest, and
Chief Ranger Homer E. German
estimated it was 500 years old.
1t had lived a century before
Coronado led his Spanish con-
Quistadors into the southwest
seeking the fabulous seven cities
of Cibola.
1t was two centuries old
when the Portuguese sailed
forth to make Christians of the
Japs.
And il scaled $3.50 board feet
of lumber - TO help build
equipment to visit Japan and
finish the job.
Tear fluid is an exceedingly
powerful destroyer Of bacteria,
according to the discoveries of
an English biologist.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04
Stirring Tales
ofSaneuiinau

By MURLIN SPENCER

WITH AMERICAN TROOPS
IN NEW GUINEA, Jan. A. up
- Allied troops have completed
the conquest of the Buna area,
but out of that narrow but
blood soaked corridor beardeded
and weary men have brought
some weird stories which should
live in legend.
The men who tell these tales
are brave men - many Of them
from Michigan - who have
fought q long time against the
Japs and become used to the
heavy odor of death hanging
over the corridor. y
There is the story Of an old A
pistol - linked" weapon -
told by Private Joseph Jacoby
of (746 Collingwood) Detroit.
One of our men captured the
gun from Jap. He was killed.
Three other Americans carried
1t in turn. They were killed. A
fifth man picked it up. He was
wounded and sent to a first aid
station.
That night the station was
shelled by a Jap mountain gun
for the only time since it has
been established. Now the pistol
has been sent far back of the
lines. No one al the front wants
it.
Capt. w. C. Page of Menasha,
Wis, told the story of Pvt.
Thomas lager of Greenville,
Mich, who huddled in an assault
boat with a dead companion for
three days and two night before
he was able to get out.
lager, Sgt. Leon Gorski of
Milwaukee and others were in
the boat, which attempted a
landing on the Japanese side of
Entrance Creek Jap machine
gun fire was extremely heavy
and killed one man, who fell
atop lager.
lager and Gorski huddled in
the bottom of the boat until
toward dusk. Four Japs ap-
preached from the shore. Gorski
said he told lager to get ready
and when he threw grenade at
the Japs, to dive overheard and
swim ashore. When the Japs
drew close, Gorski hurled his
grenade into their faces and
jumped into the water. He said
lager apparently hadn't heard
him, because he did not follow.
A bright moon that night
made escape impossible, so Jag
er remained in the boat. He
stayed on through the next day
and night and then a third day.
On the third night he managed
to get back. He brought the boat
with him.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04

Yank volunteers who dared to
60 unarmed through enemy
lines to take medical supplies to
an isolated company. The
Ohio private who, surrounded
by a Jap patrol, clay petrified
with a Jap rifle across my leg
as / watched them through q
peephole between my arm and
helmet" until finally they went
sway.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04
Seek Thugs Who Beat.
Robbed Youthful Trio

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Po-
lice are seeking four thugs who
took $14 from one of three
youths they attacked at 3:15 a.
m. on jefferson at Deanhurst.
The boys told police they were
awaiting q bus when the four
men approached from different
directions. They took the $14
from Charles Macdonald, ID, of
1880 Ashland, Detroit, AND beat
his companions, Craig Duffy,
20, Of 1903 Mack, Detroit, and
Donald Thompson, ID, of 1411
Maryland, Crosse Pointe Park.
Joseph Smith, founder of Nor
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04
SUNSET A MIRAGE

You don't see the s ]. rise or
set. The roun1 disk you see ap-
pearing or disappearing is only
a mirage Of the SUI. which act
ually Is below the horizon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04

Joseph Smith, founder of Nor
monism, was born at Sharon,
w., in 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
WAYNE Board To Get
Appeal From Players
BY TOM HARPER

Wayne University is TO have a
football team during this war
year of 1913.
This announcement was made
yesterday by Coach Joe GembiS.
But a terrific argument looms
over the kind of schedule Wayne
gridderS will play.
Coach GCmbiS notified the stu
dent body at Wayne recently that
a meeting would be held TO deter
mine if enough students we're in
terested IN football TO have a
team.
His first meeting yesterday
drew - men. Only one of the
group was a veteran.
GemblS faced his men with
mixed emotions
II am glad to see such n fine
turnout" he said. but 1 am OBJ
ligated 10 tell YOU this.
REVEALS BOARDS STAND
II met with the members OF
our Board of Athletic Control
recently and they have decided
that We are not TO play any
school with navy or marine
traineeS"
The men facing Gembis were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
MUDDLES MIKES PLANS

AngOttS return to the ring
tossed into confusion a lightweight
tournament planned by Jacobs.
But. the New York promoter went
ahead anyway and in some fash
ion arranged to have the commits
sion of his state recognize a new
champion. Jack was one of Mikes
h pions until Montgomery
came along and beat Jack.
But. since Angott is undefeated
and has beaten Montgomery sew
eral times. the New York title is
more or less an empty honor. ex-
cept 10 New Workers themselves.
Angott is. Of course, still the Ma
tional Boxing Association cham
pion.
As a Semiwindup. which like the
main go is set for 10 rounds, Lon
deS has matched Alfred (Big Boy)
Brown and Larry Lane. Brown, a
Detroit heavyweight and cousin Of
Joe Louis beat Lee Oma in three
rounds in his last bout. which was
held in Baltimore. Lane, who is
cutting fancy Capers in eastern
rings. stopped Claudio Villar in
his most recent ring engagement
That bout. too, was staged in Bal
timore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
P|dyoff Games
On in SOftbdII

Detroit Softball Association
playoffS Will be resumed at Mack
Park tonight with SIX teams in
action. There also Will be a Met
ropolitan League playoT Of a pro-
tested game.
At 7 o'clock Continental $50
plays Packard 1870 in a game
where the loser is eliminated. each
having lost a game AT s o'clock
Hudson Police and Johnson. who
already have won two games
clash Hudsons have one win 10
their credit.
At Q O'Clock Hudson Motor Girls
and Local 50 BonborettcS play in
the first girls division game. At
$50 Lutheran All-StarS and De-
troit Reamer clash IN the protest
playO0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Michigan spinning TO fame as a
football coach.
CrlSler is a deVotee of a daz-
cling offensive formula that has
as its key the spinner play.
The genial Michigan mentor is
the games greatest exponent
OF tins grid style and IL was
through mistake of 4 PLAYER
l3 seasons ago that he CHANGED
upon has versions Of the spin
ncr.
j. happened Mis- way.
In 1881 when. CriSler was
coaching az the University OF
Minnesota he had Jack Man
derS al fullback In game
against Northwestern a play
was called IN winch. thcN ball
Was supposed 10 60 10 The left
r7,fhack but the center mis-
directed the pass and gave ~ TO
Nsnders ....
Jack vas surprised and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

timing and that's frequent
source Of worry 10 Crisler
sometimes when things
don't go well. get to thinking
that maybe my ofIense Is TO
intricate" he says
More often however. II is a
question of the onenSe being
too intricate for the opponents
to fathom His six season roc
ord with the Wolverines of 80
victories AS against eight de-
icats and two ties indicates
that.
Rated one Of tho counirvs
outstanding clcvcns this fall
CrlSler's Michigan team demon
St!atcd its power SATURDAY. In
walloplng Camp Grant. 26-O
The Wolverines viii be heavy
favoritoS 10 turn in another de-
CIslve victory this weekend In
their game with estern
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Al Babartsky
Joins Bears

WAUKESHA. Wis, Sept. q
tUP)--Al Babartsky, 225-pound
tackle for the Chicago Cardinals.
has signed a contract with the
Chicago Bears, il was announced
today Clint Wagner. end. and
Walter Masters. quarterback,
were traded TO the Cardinals for
Babartsky yesterday Babartsky
was formerly one of Fordham
UnlverSity's seven blocks of
granite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Was With Sen Diego

FcnCnbock'e first pro expert
c~cc was with The san Diego
Bomher~ He later played with
Tho Bulldog, coming hero this
fail u lS aI- tr,' time - De-
trof Cn'l coming 30 fnr Motor
City. Fenenbock says inc farth-
est cast be had been was Salt
Lake City.
on the Coast Fc0rrhock
played against BIZ Fisk and
Gerry Conlee. who like Mathews,
are now ms teammates here.
Fisk played with L. $ G. and
Conlee with the San Francisco
Packers
Fenenbock is married and has
2-year-old son lis parents
live IN Long Beach, where his
dad runs 2 restaurant 10 has
two sisters and an s'Eear-o,d
brother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Gus Explains Delays

Al this iuncture. Dorais was
asked what stalled the Lions or
some Of their plays Sunday.
Nv ell, YOU see, SlHkwich
tFrankIe Sinkwich. the new
star from Georgia. was not ia
miliar with the signals. The boy
had practiced only a couple Of
times. You know he became
daddy in Youngstown, n couple
Of days after signing up. But the
fans wanted TO see him play so
we wanted to show him Sunday.
lie really wasn't ready but ne
is going 10 be okay. He looks
like fine player"
Back 10 Fenebock.
A native of California. Fenen.
book, 20 years old. was born in
Pittsburg. small place near
Oakland. Cal. where he learned
his first football in high school
before going 10 UCLA. where he
starred with Ned Mathews, also a
Lion. II was Mathews who recon-
mended Charley TO DoraiS.
"Our ace on UCLA was Kenny
Washington" Fenenbock recalls.
Eve won the Pacific Coast Con-
ference in 1889 with Kenny"
incidentally. FenenboCk re.
vealed. Washington now is captain
OF police IN Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Must Be Alert

Eyes" FenCnboCk studied the
lineup Of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
who come "a Briggs Stadium
Sunday, you've got 10 play
headS-up football in this league.
You've got 10 be quick on the
trigger, If you expect 10 get
any place"
Fcnenbock leaped 70 his feet
and was of on what looked like
an end run. but wound up at
the telephone.
Pardon me-" Fenenbock ex-
planned, II thought that was a
house for me.
Seventeen Lions, most of
Them with children. yesterday
were seeking places in which
70 live in Detroit.
Getting homes for the boys
is tougher than coaching" Gt.S
DoraiS explained. II had no idea
things were so crowded in De-
frolt."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Only One Champion
To Fight This Week

NEW YORK. Sept. II up
The Phil Terranova-Lefty La
Chance l0-round non-tltle fight at
Hartford. Conn. tonight is the
only bout featuring a champion in
this weeks national boxing pro-
gram.
1crranova, recognized by the
National Boxing Association As
the fcathcrweight title holder, IS
favored 10 defeat La Chance Of
Lisbon Me, with both fighters
weighing IN over the 126-pounc
limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Durother Files Denial
OF Wife S Charges

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 81 uNS)--
Counsel for Leo Durocher. man
ager of the Brooklyn Dodgers
ball team, has filed a general
denial TO allegations of general
indignities contained in the di-
vorce suit of Mrs. Grace Dozier
Durocher.
Mrs. Durocher, ST. Louis
dress designer, charged that the
Dodger manager possessed a
very uneven temperament and
was SQuandering his earnings on
automobile and plane trips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

first thing he tried 90 do was To
get rid of the ball" CriSler re-
calls. He tried TO hand ID Ia
the halfback, hat he wouldn't
take IL. So the only thing left
was for Manders 10 spin around
and hit out on his own. lie
went up the middle for a good
gain again. said To myself
then, better put number on
that play and I've worked with
IL ever since"
Cri,ler used the spinner"
extensively tho r6mander Of
that season At Minnesota The
following year hc became head
coach at Princeton and the play
was put 10 storage
~ simply didn't have the kind
Of fullhaCk material necessary
10 make the spinner work while
was at Princeton" he says
When Fritz came back into
The Bis Ten as:Alichigan IN 1888,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
His Greatest Thrill

Fenenbock's greatest thrill il
college football was making I
touchdown which didn't count.
1T was against Oregon"
Fenenbock recalled. '1ast two
minutes Of the game and Oregon
leading IS 10 l2. ran IS yards
10 a touchdown and then an
official said that my knee had
touched the ground and the
score was ruled out. There was
a near riot. Movies Of the play
showed that my knee had not
touched the ground hut that
didn't rub out our only defeat
of the wear"
After leaving college. Fenen-
book went 10 work for the Doug
las Aircraft Corp at Long Beach.
with which concern he still is
identified. He is in the outside
manufacturing division and cur
rentlv Is on leave lie plays soft
ball with an aircraft team, being
p third basemsn lie has never
been Up IN 4 plane
n leave that 10 my wife"
FcucnbOCk said she likes 10
hN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
HedVyweights Set
For Bout Toniqht

WASHINGTON. Sept q up
Phe heavyweight fight between Al
Hart Of Washington and Gus
Dorazio Of Philadelphia, originally
scheduled for last night. will be
heidi tonight The winner of the
bout has been promised a match
with jimmy Bivins. Cleveland
Negro who holds the NBA'S "dura-
Gon' heavyweight crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
SOX Expect
Dykes ID Stay

CHICAGO. Sept u GNS)-
Rumors that jimmy Dykes will
not be back next year TO pilot
the Chicago White SoN were dis
credited today by Mrs Grace
ComiSkcy president Of the Sox
ball club
Jim understands We want
him here and knows We are
counting on him." she SAID.
Dykes contract 10 manage the
SoE has one more year 10 run.
lie j, remaining silent in the dis
CuSSIOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Crosse May Be
Out for Season

Jack Adams, manager Of De-
troit's Red Wings, is busy today
hunting a replacement for Don
Crosse, star center and Sparkplug
of the Stanley Cup champions.
Crosse still has his left wrist
in a cast following an operation
performed last May. Crosse has
informed Adams the cast won [
be removed until the end of Oc-
tober.
This means that December will
be the earliest Crosse can play
and maybe not then. In fact he
may be out for the entire season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Don Hutson S Brother
Is Killed in Action

PINE BLUFF. Ark. Sept. q
GNS)-Flght Officer Robert p.
HutSon, brother Of Don Hutson,
the Green Bay Packers football
star, was killed in action in the
southwest Pacific war zone. a
telegram revealed today A war
department telegram to the Off
cents parents. MIR and Mrs. r. 3.
lIutSon said that Robert previ-
ouSly reported missing, had been
killed IN action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Coast Fighter Held
As a Draft Dodqer

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 INS)--
Cleon Baby kid" Wilson. 2S-
year-old West Coast feather
weight was held in $500 bail AS a
draft dodger today Wilson. ac-
cordIng 10 the FBI failed to keep
in touch with his local Manhattan
draft board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Jockey Condition
Still Serious

MILWAUKEE, Sept II QNS)
The condition Of Jockey Law
renee Barney was reported still
critical today as result of an in
Jury suffered when he was thrown
from his mount. Meandyou in the
sixth race at Hawthorne Friday.
He suffered a basal skull frac-
ture. physicians at Bethany Hos
pllal said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
kiepIDe
Lost fO
BrOncOS
II, EDGAR HAYES

KALAMAZOO. sept 2l-Dicl
Ecppe. the best back John Gil
ha5 al Western Michigan College
has packed his dunle bag said ms
gooi.byS and set SAL on The Mich
jC3n Central Railroad for The sea-
port OF Iowa City. There Dick,
who PLAYED three wears OF SenSa.
uona. football for Michigan state
VIII continue his navy fiynE train
ing 40 the Iowa prcflCht school
T. doesn't mean DICKS football
career over. It. D0Ie Faurot
has q pretty fair team out there
and likely could use A hack like
Rrrrrhir-rc Richard Bat = docv
moan n, won't get that chance
against Michigan Saturday, be
had been hoping for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
After 2ffh
Kaye i'm Row

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. q
GNS) - When Steve BelloiSe
meets Young Kid Robinson next
Monday in a scheduled l0-round
bout at the Philadelphia Arena.
the hard-hitting New York sailor
Will be seeking his oath straight
knockout victory The bout Will
be a Semifnal 10 the match be-
tween Chalky Wright and Terry
Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Wilson Won't Quit
As Cub Pilot

CHICAGO. Sept y ms
Jimmy Wilson today denied re.
ports that he plans to resign Ir
the near future AS manager OF
the Chicago Cubs. Returning e
Chicago with the club for tho
seasons final 16-game h I'm {
stand. Wilson asserted.
I'm staying on the job until
my contract expires Dec. p.
What occurs after that, don't
know"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Mack S Old Mate
Dies al 81

PlTTSFIELD. Mass. Sept. q
CUPD--John A. Williams, 81. for
mer pitcher and battery mate Of
Connie Mack manager of the
Philadelphia Athletics. died at his
home last night following A long
illness He was one of the first
pitchers 10 use y curve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Association Starts
PIdyoff Series

MILWAUKEE. Sept 2l GNS)
The American Associations an
nual baseball pldyo0 series starts
tonight The fIrst-place Milwau-
-kcc Brewers viii entertain third
place Columbus. while the Second-
place indianapolis Indians play
host 10 fourth-plaCc Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Joe Before Gets Hot
AS State Open NearS
BY VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

Joe Before. ono of the most
consistent performers a m on &
Mlchigan'S golf pros, has yet 10
win his first State Open cham
pionShlp.
The event viii be played Al Len
'Kolb'S EdgeWood course oct B
and\ Judging from his play IN yes
terdAS-S--PPo-amateW al Lake
.pointe, this may be the Detroit
Country Club stars turn 10 win.
Collecting six brides. Before
posted sensational 32-3j-67 as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Fight Results

By United Press s
Baltimore M Buddy walker ipt
Columbus q decsioned Lee Oma l%5.
New York i0l
Newark y Nate ISolden i72. Ch>
caEo. decisioned Curtis sheppard 1s3.
Pittsburgh 1nis Riondy Ryan POS PITTS
hureh, Knocked out Ernie Sheppard. IFS.
Jersey CITY tgl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Open Bowling Season

National Twist Drill Bon M
leagues. composed Of Us mer
teams and eight women VIII opcr
their season al State Far RccIe.
alton tonight al S95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
ANOTHER SHUTOUT

Nina KorEan. 24-year-old
pitcher who Is generally regarded
as the worlds best girl hurler.
turned in her second Shutout Of
the tournament in the deciding
girls game.
The defending champions ex-
plodcd hits all over the place in
the third inning. scoring SIX rims
on as many hits and two sacri-
ilCeS.
Amelina Peralta. Indian-Mexi-
can huricr for the blonde beauties
of Phoenix was the losing pitcher
while Freda SaVona and Dorothy
Pitts were the batting stars for
New Orleans.
DCuOltS BombcrcticS. winner
OF the Detroit Times Metropolitan
championship, were eliminated
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

he Experimental with the play
again. but IL wasn't unul the
following season when he found
sIockV Bob Westlall available
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
MISSED SIGNAL YEARS AGO LED TO CRsLERs SPINNER PLAY

CHICAGO Sept 81 OUP)-
a missed signal today was cred
ted with starting Coach Fritz
Crislcr Of the University of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

for fullbaCk that he made il an
important part Of his system.
The success of the spinner
is a question Of Split-Second