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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
DEATHS

Morris Rossnfe'd 1929 Burlingsme. 90.
Abraham Rhein $3.50 Wayeriy. Is.
Pauline Lee, 2ofi Gladstone, Is.
Jacob Kollin 1902 West Philadelpha, 81
Jackson o'Connor Wilcox. 81 Ksnnvorth
IS
Emanuel Jackson. 3ii East Forest 81.
James A. Stinson. 1881 Lauder. 81.
MaEs HekInAAFln.- aA2R Humhnldt- IS.
David J Mllar 1881 Twenty third S..
Michael Ohoufn. 3712 High Ecorse, ).
George street, 55ei Greenway. 70.
Cora Wilson, 27i3 Chestnut, 50.
Augusta Zabel 1884 Linwood 50.
John Thomas Fox 1895 Lawrence IS.
Edwin c. Householder. 10 Sproat. So
Alexander ". Ricketts,, 1921 Buringams
50.
Elizabeth J Scott. e25 Hardwood. rs.
Alexander NJ. Calder. s73l Fischer ~.
Wlnifred Cat,ansoh Bauer. 2ti4i Lam
Jack Ns,hanson. 1900 Seward. S.
Charles Eckhard - sibley. IS
Felix Picard. BIS South Junction. 81.
Joseph Kerr. $50 Chandler 81
Joseph Leo Cannane $3.50 Morley y,
Frederick Cowan. 1885 Flanders 50
steele Ira Fetterman Montgomery. Pa 50
10 months.
John Ploplts. 7it2 Milton SIS
Kenny stanford, q5s Livingstone. : months
Teresa Wieneke. 1891 Van Dyke SIS
Gertrude Barth. 1871 East Hancock. Sc.
Henry y. McCuloch, 1907 Mark Twain 50
Martin Jay Fsrman 1900 Toepfey East
Detroit. 4 months
Harry Hasten Detroit 10
Kenneth William McCIccrv. 2gfs Park. Al.
John Moryc 1928 Goldner 81
Minnie Tia schmidt 1894 Weiherby -.
julia pingWeu 1891 Colfax. So
stephania LupaAon 1853 West Montana 81.
William John Wesala. 1925 Fairfield. 40
Peter Bucurestean, 2220 East Dawson, So
James NJ Berry 1919 Nottingham. "a
James Mace 1882 Sorrento, 50
Eliza beth Foguth. 1880 Westpbaha. S..
Rertha Marie Hermann cs01 H0norah. IS
Betty kernsr. l90it Fairfield Is
Alfred Beriaut. 1910 East Grand boule-
ward IS
John Glare rulkey. 1926 West Buena vista.
So
George G. Hills. 22ii LaMothe "a
Mary l. RAYMOND f76f Cas- SIS
Albert Adams 1888 Abbott S.
James r Woodburn. 1855 Kentucky so
Pamela Smith, 40 Batavia. River Rouge
months
Elizabeth Ann REYNOLDS ifsnt sussex Il.
Mary Ianna iwanlck 1sass Goulburn "a
Wiltred Haas. i2o59 woodbins. BEDFORD
James Buckley. 1915 John r., IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
Boys were born 20.
vlasta DUSK ssoi Mead East Dearborn
Marie Levandowsd sO4s Barrett
Margaret FArren $40 Navahoe
siephanie Krohkowsk A30s s, Aubin.
Fannie MURPHY. 1929 81 Aubn.
Alice sehmid, 1888 Kelly road
/ Loretta Ross. 361s LycAste
Virginia Lemon. 3a24o Hardwood. Wayne
Rose Terney, SO0a Brush
Lucille stewart, 225O3 Argus
Rose Niecek, 5f5s Proctor
Pauline Lawrence. 1890 West Milwaukee.
Mildred Knupp. 2f3S Wondrrre
Helen beuermsn, iii3 Rose street, Lin
Blanche Phillips, 70 Hm street, Riv,
Blanche LusrczynsKi. 1882 Chopin.
NiTginia EMS. i2245 Hamilton. Highland
Mildred Rrooms. 1892 Pres,
Genevisye Row adsE $3.50 Twenty fourth.
Helen Nsnssy. 7g44 owe,
IuaniiA DinWiddle 1850 Fairviev
Frances Audet. "a? 81 Jean. ''
Johephin. Zaccheo. 1902 Harding
Marian Ellingscn,. 1882 slrinEham.
Neitie Potter. la West Euclid
Patricia Diidas. 1885 East Warren
kdi'h Holmes, 1905 Hampshire.
Msr'ha Hsssdus, 1892 White.
stella cornek, "a Gladstone
Sophia Manikas, $3.50 1roquois
Nienn Kari. i22is Ward
Thelra Huston. 1855 West Rs,huns
Tlsvs Crouchsr, 1913 Anneh.s;sr.
Flsanor Gurzick. 1921 LaSalls
Lucille Richardson. s7lA Csrdont.
Irene Smith. 1919 Cooper
KAthryn klepac. 1905 RYAN road
Mary CsmiH. si32 Bagley
koss sperk, F7lS Besoonsfisld.
Mildred 1,oSry k42i Chsne.
NAV Powell 1886 Brush
kathleen Schmtt, 1854 Rossmsrv
Lucille Thomas. 1895 Eikhsrl Cratic,
wlnsfred Bowers 1913 Brooklyn.
Katherine Lomnitz. sS77 Burns
Myrtle Souva. 62s7 Heels
louise Wilson, 1871 Canton
Mary Brzo1owski 1921 Military.
Rsoa Green t5s Canton
MARY Eland. 1872 Elndals
Gladys LaRose 1884 BuehAnan.
Mary Gardner. 2pat Hanley. HamtrArnck
Catherine NRntaiS. $500 Sylvester
Camilla Summers, 1855 wAkendeu. Red
ford Township
Betty Reeves 1900 North Ferdinand
MARLIN Krby, 22s3o Mauor drive. 81
Jostphins viyjs65- fz5i csnton.
LuEla Lsntzy 1913 Lakewood
Olga Kowai 1850 GoofNon. Hamtranck
Cnlene Travis $500 Anthon
GLADYS RumPu 4s6i GraYtnn.
Marion PouttslEier. 4sTs Chalmers
stella husEynski 1882 Oliver Har1'ranck
Margaret Lawson. 4i3s Bellevue
Gsnsvleve TigRt 1905 Thlrty-second.
Rose McLsiu 1857 TNmsn
Nellie Price, 334 North Military.
Mufel Knapp 1909 Eimsdale
Theresa Ward. 1850 GlAdwin
Rose sokoor. 1885 Cortland Owins).
Pauline Gsnn. sils Wesson
Georgia Mckinney, $50 East Palmer,
Lucille Coleman. ipSt Monroe.
Mabls Alien, ass Corey
Dorothy Clinton. Bats Grandv
Margaret Grant. 1892 sixteenth
Mary Enzenauer. 1918 Archdaie
Alice Carr. Ass Plngree
Mary mullins i2Isa Stoepsi
Nera Hsriness 1910 Fernwood
Geneva Dunfconnh 1921 East FORT
Molly Hawkins a2s Brady.
Christine Penn. 1922 81 Aubin
Helen kirkwood 1880 Fast kirby.
Evelyn Jackson, 1858 Htnkley
Mary williams Sasq Scotten
Marion Horn 400 Luther
Mary Tayores. 1898 Ragley
MAbls -CAbrai,- 2AlR Fgfth
Flortns Hindman, 1923 JOY road Dearborn
Mare Aldridge. 1878 Paramount.
Fay CadieuN 5nis LaFontains
Evangerne Moses 1850 Gray
Mary Gajowski, 4in3 Thirty-hfth.
Ann La1arowicz. 1910 Cadillac.
Berneice Aiken. 47lp Vermont
Margaret Deceunlnck l03es IanArk
Evelyn schoen. 1t7si Madelein.
Angela McCanrey. $3.50 Philip
Josephine Pavlov, 274i Chsrevoix
lsohel Coleman, 1885 Msrtinvire. Belle.
vile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

I JEZ HACKETT, the hunter stopped by in Novem-
/ Der. He admired the new baby. He-one amt IL"
he said Whit. That's what | heard. Now you gor
two of en-"
They talked about hunting them and things in general
Hackett mentioned some trouble the folks having
with the Brtaners down in Boston, but Whit didn't pay
much attention. II seemed so far away
After that Whit and Melissa didn't anybody except
hcr neighbors until spring They TO morning
that the middle OF May and there sull word
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Funeral Directors


BEDFORD GRANITE WKS.
2343s Grand River. opposite Grand Lawu
Cemetery. BEDFORD nt5s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Trade Schools-Mole
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UNITED AIRCRAFT TRAINING. INC.
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READ Times Want Ads Tor proft-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

When Whit got home he had news for Melissa. They
been fghtn [ Boston," he said morosely. "a proper
battle. as tgoud be in a war. Britaner soldiers n
militia"
who won9"
Soldiers, guess. They was on top at the finish But
the militia done we'll They kilt moren you'd think for"
Right in Boston,"
"Handyto it, guess Twas up hill. Wait now
Breeds Hill"
They didn't hear any about the fighting until word
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Michigan Coaches
Praise Wolverines

Clarence Mum. line coach, and
Earl Martineau. backfeld coach
of the University of Michigan,
paid tribute 10 the spirit and will
ingneSs of their charges during
the past season when Michigan
won eight cat Of nine games. The
two top assistants 10 Coach Fritz
CriSler appeared at the weekly
meeting Of The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterback Club in
the Fort Shelby Hotel.
Fred Negus, center from
Wisconsin, played all season
with a shoulder that would have
ended the playing career of at
least 30 per cent of the football
ers. And yet there wasn't a
better center in the conference"
Mum said. "And Merv PreglIl-
man played his third position in
three years and was a standOut
tackle this fall. That's what
made Michigan a good team"
. Maruneau told the problems Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Set Pro Grid
Title Date

CHICAGO. Nov. % 'CUP)-
Elmer Layden, commissioner of
the National Professional Football
League. said today that the win
ners of the eastern and western
division crowns will meet in the
leagues annual playoff game Dec.
10 at the home field Of the western
winner. probably the Chicago
Bears.
The Bears can elm ch the
western title by defeating the
Chicago Cardinals Sunday "A loss
by the Green Bay Packers also
will give the bears the title.
The Washington Redskins. con-
querors of the Bears at Washing
ton Sunday, are assured of tie
for the eastern crown, needing
only one victory 10 clinch the title.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
U. S. Wants Baseball

Apparently the government
wants organized baseball 10 con-
tinue and the baseball men
figure that this they will be able
To do despite the heavy loss OF
PLAYERS TO the army and navy.
The government will continue
10 take players they want, OF
course, but with the taking OF
fathers being limited by new
legislation the acuteness OF the
situation will be considerably
relieved.
Among the % Tigers on Eel
ler's list are four playerS--Bob
Swift and Don Heffner, obtained
from the Athletics for Rip Rad
cliff, and Eddie Mayo and Joe
Orengo. secured in the baseball
draft. Swift is catcher, who is
expected TO lessen the burden
for Paul Richards, the clubs
No. l receiver.
What is TO become OF Dixie
Parsons and Al UnSer, the other
Tiger backstops. is problema-
tical. For the winter at least,
Parsons is working in a Bau-
mont war plant and Unser has
been farming out of Decatur,
Ill. Al bought himself. a house
in town so probably will work in
a war plant, too.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
New Aide
Named to
Hettche
BY LEO MACDONELL

Peter Miller, press secretary
for Gov. Harry r. Kelly, will be
named secretary of the Michigan
State Athletic Commission, ul
was learned today.
Miller will succeed 10 the post
OF assistant 10 John Hettche,
chairman OF the commission,
which was held by Doug Mode.
Mode went 10 Washington as Sec
retary 10 Sen. Homer Ferguson
Of Michigan.
Since Mode left, the post has
been open.
Edward (Doc) Casey is Hett-
che'S chief deputy. With Casey
considering an offer 10 head the
personnel department OF a De-
troit war plant, there has been
rumors that Michael (Dad) But
Ter long connected with the ath-
letic staff at University of De-
troit. may replace Casey.
Miller, a graduate OF L. OF D.,
where he was associated with the
college paper. now calls Plymouth
his -AeHse- He owns farm near
Plymouth. After leaving school,
Miller engaged in free-lance ad-
vertising in Detroit and last year
had a part in the Kelly political
campaign.
Hettche. who has served under
several governors OF opposite po-
itcal faiths, was recently reap
pointed chairman of the board.
The commission supervises box
ing and wrestling in Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Report Germans Plan to Shoot Camera
Former Champ
Taken by Ndzis
.In|tdIy .

LONDON, Nov. % (INS)-Ths
London Daily Express reported in
a dispatch from the Italo-Swiss
frontier today that Primo Camera,
former worlds heavyweight cham
pion, was captured by the Ger
mans in northern Italy and may
be executed.
The towering boxer. wrestler
and movie actor. who won his
heavy weight title in the United
States in 1888 only to lose il a
year later, was taken prisoner
during a clash between Italian
partisan troops and German
forces.
The 6-foot, 6-inch prize-fighter,
who weighs 260 pounds. was re-
ported suffering a slight wound
OF the left leg received in fighting
near Cremona. Rejected by the
Italian Army for fiat feet, Car
nera joined the partisan troops
last September.
Carnera won his heavyweight
title from Jack Sharkey in June,
1888. in bout in New York. Max
Baer took the crown from him
the following summer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Where They Are

Here is check on the actiVi-
ties of the Tigers at this writ
ing:
Paul misunderstanding near
Waxahachie, Tex, Ia in the
draft.
Dixie Parsons - Working in
Beaumont, Tex. war plant.
AL Unser-Farming near Deca-
tur, III. Bought home in Deca-
tur.
Paul Dizzy Trout-Planned
70 work in Detroit war plant
after a deer hunting jaunt up
north.
Virgil Trucks - Still around
Detroit. Planning to work in
local war plant.
Harold Newhouser--War plant
Job with Chrysler.
Joe Orrell 49, Shipyards, Ma
tional City, Cal.
Frank Overmire - Home at
Grand Rapids.
Hal White - Home al Utica,
". Y, Ia in draft.
Rufus Gentry-Home in Win
sten-SalehSA. c.
Rudy York - At CarterSville,
Ca. owner and overseer Of two
farms near there.
Don Heffner-Arcadia, Cal.
Bob Swift-Salina. Kan
Eddie Mayo-Jamaica, ~ y.
Joe Orengo - San Francisco.
managing club in midwinter
league
Roy Henshaw-Farm at Fen
Vile, Mich. near Grand Rapids.
Johnny GorSica-Beckley, w.
Va, drug clerk.
Pinky Higgins - Working in
Dallas war plant.
J.P. Wood-Houston, Tex lrA
in draft.
Jimmy Outlaw. AlabsmA
Roger CDoc) Cramer -- New
Jersey. Boss carpenter on gov
ernment construction work.
Ned Harris--KnoXville. Tenn.
Don RoSs-Pasadena. Cal.
Charley Metro-Working for
powder concern near Pacucah,
Ky.
Joe Hoover - Welder In Los
Angeles war -planL----
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
SpOr
Only IS Players
Now on Roster
List Of Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL

Jack Zeller is counting Tiger
noses these days, which iSn { an
extraordinary m a tn m stlcal
feat. what with the constant
drain on the clubs msnpo~er
due 70 the claims of Uncle Sam.
With Tommy Bridges and
Jimmy Bloodworth the latest
inductees, there are more than
50 Tigers in service, tops for any
club in the major leagues. As OF
ioday. the Detroit roster lists
but 25 players available for
spring training al Evansville IN
March. There Will be others
added. Of course. But where they
are coming from, for the moment
IS a mystery.
AS a result, the possibility OF
reduction, in player limits VIII
offer no problem Tor The Tigers.
Nor for most OF the clubs. Uncle
Sam has taken care OF that. The
matter OF cutting the squads. In
addition 20 other problems, VIII
claim the attention of the big
league owners at their annual
meetings in New York next
week. These meetings promise
10 be all-important sessions.
I'VE can do with 81 or 22
men," Zeller explained. For
that matter, we can do with
co."
Incidently, Zeller shares with
other baseball moguls a gen.
orally more substantial optimism
than existed at this time last
year. In fact. things looked
pretty blue for baseball with the
approach and during the meet
ingS last December.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23

getting together a new backfeld
every week aS injuries and the
services took player after player
from the lineup. On three suc-
ceSsive Saturdays he lost Paul
White captain and right halfback
Bill Daley. All-American fullback
and Elroy HirSch, star left half
from Wisconsin.
Martineau pointed out that
only under a coach like CriSleT
would a player dare 10 run out on
the field and kick an extra point
like HirSch did against Wisconsin.
Father Martin. athletic director
at Catholic Central. and Charley
jerks. coach Of Cooley, both pre-
dicted a great game at University
of Detroit Stadium. Saturday,
when these teams meet for the
city championship
Fred Delano, publicity director
Of University of Michigan and
authority on turf stories, presided.
The pictures of the Michigan-Ohio
State game we're shown.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
0ut-of- f-Towners Top
Fairview Mat Card

Five Of the boys who will par
ticipate in the mat doings at the
FairVicw Gardens this evening
are from other cities, two of them
meeting local grapplers in the
twin bouts featured on the card.
Buddy" Knox a sturdy Ten
nessean. faces Bert Rubi and Don
Serio clashes with Louis Klein.
One-fall bouts are Angelo Mar
tinelli, Italy. VS.. Tora Funk, Ham
mond Earl Malone, Pittsburgh,
vs.. JohnnY SilvY, Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
COULDN'T SWITCH

Crosse is hockeys best forward
ice defensive player. Brown and
Jennings are two Of the fastest
They stuck with the bewildered
MoSienko and Bentley all night.
Adams sent thep onto the ice
every time Manager Paul Thomp-
son of Chicago sent out his big
line. Thompson couldn't switch
his lines when he saw what was
happening. The mwritten law
wouldn't permit him.
: Not having N3os7lsnAo nj. Gedf~
ley rushing up the ice 10 distract
them, Detroit's top scoring line
took a softer Chicago trio and
punched home five goals, all of
the Red Wings counters. Best
Chicago's big line could get as
an assist by Mosienko on a power
play.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
THREE RECORDS TUMBLE

HERE AND THERE+Position
nights often bring surprises and
Andy Stefani's Rainbow 900
House League is no exception
Paul Wachmeister, captain of Pill
lar Recreation, missed the 5 pin
on a light hit in the first frame
and then strung IL strikes for
279, a new season high, as his
team posted 1858, also a record.
g.. Not to be outdeHe, Babe
DeSantiS of Denmire accounted
for the third mark, 216-221-246
for 6S3. Bill Wasmund added
256 finish for 642, eight strikes,
a split and a spare.
Latest triplicate goes TO Joe
Bukyenica, 140-average man in the
Knights of Pythias -. three iden-
tical 1915 and he didn't try for
the last one. It's said Norm
Halleen's Index seized first place
alone in Johnny Milletts House
by sweeping Gremels as Herman
Steihke'S Virge's won two on the
House" When Ray Wolfe
needs only 626 TO top the field it's
time Johnny fed the boys some
grape juice"
No strikes. no riots, IL seems.
but the Detroit Police League is
missing this week Could be
Joe Burkhardt. secretary, is hunt
ing deer Frank Resch's belly
must be shaking like a bowl Of
Jelly after his 242 10 pace the
Jolly Fifty Ann Frederick's
202 is a new high single and Tag
CART Elves 759 a second in the
New Fairview Ladies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Looking for Pitchers

While the aging Bridges was
too fraiI TO work more than once
every five days, his going will be
a loss TO the club. Tommy had
a good season this year. winning
II games and losing THE best
percentage record among Tiger
fingers. There is said to be a
possibility that Hal White may
soon be called into service, which
would leave the Tigers but eight
pitchers. This means that Zeller
viii be in the market for pitch
ers especially at the trading
sessions in New York.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Three Great Lakes
Stars Injured

GREAT LAKES. H.. Nov. %
GNSD--Great Lakes hopes OF
stopping the victory march of
Notre Dame grew dim today with
the announcement that the Blue
jackets three backfield stars were
doubtful starters Saturday be
cause OF injuries. The three
men are halfbacks Steve LS .,
Steve JuZwik and Ray Jones.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Hockey Loop Holds
Meeting Tonight

Tonight at the Elmwood Recre-
alton Center, 59S -Eimwood ave-
nue., the Detroit Night Hockey
League. which will play games
under the electric lights at Mack
Park. will have its second meeting
of the season at S o'clock. Any
teams desiring TO enter should
have representatives on hand al
this session. Managers of clubs
already enrolled also should be
on hand
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Chicago 10 Stage
Heavy Program

CHICAGO, Nov. % (UP)-An
all-heavyweight card at the Chi
cago Stadium Dec. 10 was COM
pleted today with the addition of
a 10-round bout between Dan
Merritt of Cleveland and Claudio
Villar, heavyweight champion of
Spain and Cuba. The program will
co-feature the Merritt-Villa a T
battle with a bout between Nate
Bolden and Gus DoraZio.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Stagg Team Play
In Charity Game

LOS ANGELES. Nov q (UP)
The College of the Pacific.
coached by Amos Alonzo Stagg.
and the March Field 4th Air
Force Fliers eleven. will meet
Dec IL for the benefit of the ALI
Pacific Recreation Fund.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
BY HAROLD KAHL

Just when the sailing appears
smooth and comfortable for lead
erS i'm the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic the inevitable squalls blow
up That's why the leaders don I
know what to expect in tonight s
bowling matches at Log Cabin
Recreation.
On the fact OF the opposition
Joe PauluS' Chene-Trombly Rec
reation and George Bryant'S Elk
hardt & Becker should ride on
two-game victories 10 maintain
their present rating of two games
apart. Joe Norris Stroh, three
eff the pace should join r. & b.
in a second place tie with a
sweep. That's the way things
stack up. but it doesn't mean they
will work out that way.
Stroh has Dick Krakow's Five
marked as the victim of its adj
vance. Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola,
stymied for the moment due 10
the slumps of Roy Milan and
Lorne Trickett, entertained the
same notion last week only to
wind up on the short end. The
"Old Men" of Krakow reared up
on their heels with a 1924 game
10 smack the "Cokes" down. They
are capable of such antics every
now and then. but the odds weigh
heavily against them tonight with
Stroh.
OH, FOR A SURPRISE
F.. e. 3. catches Harold Aliens
MineraliteS, a team that is going
TO surprise even itself with a
1900 total in a tournament one
of these days. In view of the
state match game eliminations in
Flint next Saturday and Sunday
"Roly-Poly" Allen would like TO
see that happen tonight as sort
of warm-up. 1t will take that
kind of score to put on the
stopper on the high flying E.
and Bees.
Chene Trombly, boasting the
highest average in the league,
976.l6, should run into no trouble
against Palm Beach Recreation
unless Capt. Joe Adams gives his
mates a firing pep talk before
hand. Knowing how Adams de-
lights in crossing us up. he no
doubt will feed his mates dyna-
mite before going in.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23

Mack Boulevard, 2516 10 2471,
and sixth place.
Clara Aliens Olympics dropped
10 seventh when IL lost three 10
Helen Ludwig's North End Recre-
alton Jennie Jankowski fired 213
IN $50 and Ann Wells 206 in $50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
SCANDALS chlorine BAGS A 254
Ronnie Lee Has 10 Bowling Average

Ruth Johnston's DIS in 534 paced
Altoona Recreation TO three
pointer over Gerry Rogers Whit
tier as Dorothy Murton, 156 aver
age, came up with 165-212-223 for
600 for PariSclean.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Cleo Shdns Loses
To Ellis Phillips

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .
OUP) Ellis Phillips. l30. Phils-
delphia, today held a decisive 10
round decision over Cleo ShanS,
134l2. veteran Los Angeles
fighter.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Threaten
Pin Classic
Leaders

ToNIGHTS MATCHES
Ekhardt a Becker ". Mineralites, alleys
1-2 Krakow vs. Stroh. 3-4. J. =. Berger
W Murdoch. 5-6; Chene- -Tromhly Recre-
alton vs. Palm Beach Recreation, rs;
Twentieth Century Recreation vs.. Detroit
Gasket 9-iO. Sackman vs.. PariscleAn,
lI-12: ne Luxe w. vs. Coca Cola, 1914;
Peps-ColA vs. Fife 1913 Matches at
log Cabin Recreation. ls05O Woodward,
At o. NJ.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-23
Observation-Disclosures
FaVOrS Home Team
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

IF YOU want one more reason
in the annual discussion on why
a National Hockey League team
should be favored on its own ice
unless il is playing MontrearS
steam roller, just get an earful Of
hockeys unwritten law.
The unwritten law is an agree
ment by N. II. L. clubs that the
manager of the home club shall
control the switching OF the for
ward lines. That is, he has the
say as 10 whether he will play his
most powerful line against his- OPP
ponents weakest forwards, and
so on.
SHERIFF DROPPED
It seems Joe Unwritten Law
was in there swinging a hockey
stick right along with Capt. Mud
Bruneteau, sgd Howe and Carl
Liscombe as Detroit scored one
sided victory over the Chicago
Black Hawks here Sunday. But
Joe Unwritten Law will have a
Black Hawk Uniform on when
Detroit goes into Chicago to try
and make it two straight Thurs
day night.
Manager Jack Adams OF the
Wings laid out the cold facts on
this unwritten law business today
as he started Be-Kind-to-the-
Rangers Week by trimming his
squad to- 13 by the omission of
defenseman Gordon Sheriff. from
the list of players he is taking to
Chicago.
This agreement now understood
to be two seasons old. was
reached to prevent the jockeying
of lines which used to delay the