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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20

able for Qualification. and Mrs
Gordon said she does not expect
him back for az least 10 days
longer If the hunting is good -
Friends OF the smuggling Yankee
had Indicated that he may accept
a position as instructor in the
armyS physical fitness program
az the University Of Oregon,
where 1900 Soldier-students are
being trained
Manager Joe Mccarthy Of the
New York YANKEES. informed OF
Gordon S action az his homo in
Buffalo. sand that he was sur
pyScd and sorry
Joe Is a truly great second
baseman and IL goes without
saving that we certainly will
miss him. he said. He has
been n mighty fine ball player
with us for the past six years
and I would hate 90 see him
step ont just when he IA IN his
prime.
Mccarthy had mo- comment or
whom ha wlelt secure 400 replace
Gordon 0r Bill I.cHoy NJ the Jgo,
Joss catcher goes through with hI'
plans To- on the civil war pajfo
30 t.- i-.-~ - tttio pooi Alb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Wayne
Band at
Lions Tilt
By LEO MACDONELL

Fred Mandel is putting his
Lions back into the show business.
For the game with Green Bay
Packers, the enterprising owner
of the pro team is going to have
the famous Wayne band again,
plus 100 or more drum majors and
maiorettes.
Answering the inquiry Of many
pro football fans, Mandel eX-
planned the Wayne band was un-
able 10 appear before this season
because of man-power troubles.
"Director Overgaard has had
as much trouble assembling
band as we had getting together
n football team" Mandel eX-
planned. But like Gus Dorais,
he hurdled the problem and we
are going to have the famous
Wayne band again"
A rush for tickets, reported by
Lou Gross My Hearth Cromwell,
indicates turnout of more than
10000 persons for Sundays game,
which viii bolster the total at
tendance 10 well over 100000 for
four games at Briggs Stadium this
year.
The Lions are operating "in
the black for the first time since
the club was brought here from
Portsmouth, according 10 Mandel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
COOLEY HIGH BACKS
SOOA<ASA AIhOAA OEASAAC
.Irish-Gredt Lakes
Tilt Bans Public

GREAT LAKES. III, Oct 20
INS)-The Notre Dame-Great
Lakes football game, which was
TO have been played Nov. 25 at
Comiskey Park in Chicago, has
been changed 10 Saturday, Nov
II, and Will be staged at Great
Lakes.
In making the announcement
Of the transfer today Capt. Rob-
er r. NJ. Emmett of Great Lakes
said the Rev. J. Hugh ODonnell,
president of Notre Dame, readily
agreed to send the team 10 the
nava, training station so that all
the $4,000 sailors here would have
an opportunity 10 see the game.
There Will be no tickets sold
and no admittance for the gen.
cral public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Tigers 10 Be Guests
Al Sam S Banquet

Members of the Detroit Tigers
and other major leaguers will be
guests at the sixth annual Sans
baseball team banquet at 7 o'clock
tonight at the Detroit-Leland
Hotel. Sans was runnerup for
the Class B title of the Detroit
Baseball Federation the past sea-
son.
Among the big leaguers at
tending will be Dizzy Trout,
Tommy Bridges, Hal Newhouser,
Ned Harris. of the Tigers; Roy
Cullenbine, Indians; Mike fresh,
White Sox. and Augies Bergamo,
former Detroit sandlotter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
-Four Indiana Backs
Out With Injuries

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct. 20
GNS)-With four leading half
backs on the SidelintS with. in
juPies. a new backfield combination
was expected today 10 represent
Purdue when the BonermakerS
entertain the Iowa Hawkeyes in
a homecoming game at Lafayette
Saturday. The injured quartet
consists Of left halfbacks Blu
Stuart and Stan Dubicki and right
halfbackS Keith Parker and Boris
DimanCheff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Cronin Helping
To Build Tanks

WAKEFIELD, Mass, Oct 20
CUP)-Man4ger Joe Cronin of
the Boston Red Sox was working
today as an expediter at the
Diamond Tank and Welding Co.
plant here.
Cronin announced last week
that he planned 70 take a New
EnglaN war job during the win
ter so as 10 be with his family
at their Newton home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Fight Results
ny United Press

Hartford Conn PNlv Banks 1872
Washington. defeated Pedro Hernandez
200 New YORK tSl
White Plains. ~ Pete Deruzzs 1873.
MamSroreck. y y, decisioned Indian
Gomez. 1870. Havana. Cuba 81. Beuhto
patne. So - Louis knocked out Louis
Jones 171 poet Chester y y CD
Jackie Cunningham. 1851 Garfield y. : .
decisioncd STANLEY Fischer. l27A. 'he
Bronx ~ y. CO.. Tommy Rotolo. 1876
Rome. n y stopped lie Roy saHsS-E
New York Broadway ARENA Rocco
Prrtanc. 1925. stamford Conn. decisiDned
George Knox l27i3, Newark n. ! 90.
Frankie Terry 1875 Bensonhurst y y.
stopped CsspBre AhruEzo ifQA Brooklyn
~. Ernest Robinson. $50. Jamaica. y. Y.
knocked ont Winnie Vines. 1915, Sche
ragfaar ~ y t4I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Bauqh Praised

Sammy Baugh is being called
the Babe Ruth Of football Il. 4,
BaughS four touchdown passes
against Green Bay ln Washing
ton last Sunday gave the Red
skin passing star a new lifetime
record Of Is scoring throws
surprising Cecil IsbeAs b9.
Calvert Distillcrs. who put
out q baseball whccl, now nave
an au-SpOrts vince. winch zoe
veals Derby winners. World
Series winners. hcavyW gtf
champions. etc for frr as' 80
years o.. They ~ free and n
you want one write to Tiblc
ReSnlk. care CsIvprfs ChySler
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Badgers Lose Seven
In Navy Transfer

MADISON, Wis, Oct 20 (INS)
Already badly crippled by in
jurieS. the Wisconsin Badgers
suffered a body blow today with
the transfer Of seven naval
traineeS 10 the Iowa Pre-Flight
School. Greatest loss 10 the ,Badg-
CTS for the Indiana game was Sid
Fisher, regular left guard. The
others are ends Ray Kolin. War
rcn Wick and John Maloney.
guard I'd. Cranberg. tackle Matt
Whatley and fullback Roy Carl
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Yale Awaits Army's r.

NEW HAVEN, Oct 20 INS)-
Yale was getting set today 10
meet any possible attempt by
Army 20 use the ~ formation
next Saturday. Coach Howic
Odell made several changes in
the lineup, placing 6 foot 4 John
PhvChIki az tackle and Harry
Oberhclman. former end. at cen
tor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20

Joe SdNOld3 IN 90 games
played under Fritz Crsier.
Michigan grid tear1s have been
BANKED only TWICE,
Georgia moved the T. s T.
game TO Columbus. Ga. this
year-t0 take the place Of the
annuaI GecFgia-Auburn contest
>. Tony ButkoyiCh. Purdue,
and Lou Butkov.ch, Illinois,
played against each other IN
both nigh school and college
though they are brothers.
Gus Hampton, Nays place
kick specialist, docs better o.
his bare feet, bur the Navy
coaches won't have II that way
II Clark ShauchneSsy has
anything UP his sleeve At PItts-
burgh il cant be more than
handkerchief, says the Office
Cvnlc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Sensenbaugher 10 Face Cats

COLUMBUS. O., Oct 20 GNS)
Despite his leg bruise that has
kept him out of action this week,
Dean granddaughter, flaShy year
ling, will be in the Ohio State
lineup in Saturdays game with
Northwestern at Columbus, il
was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Iowa Tries 3 New Backs

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 20 GNS)
Three new players were working
out in the Iowa Hawkeye back
field today in preparation for the
Purdue game Saturday. They are
Roger Stephens at quarterback,
Howard Larson at left halfback
and Henry Terrell at right half
hack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Demaret in LA

Jimmy Demaret, who resigned
recently 10 accept a position in
his home town of Houston, re-
ceived word today he had been re-
classified and put in Ia by his
board in Texas Demaret, who is
the father Of a 9-year-old daugh-
ter, said he will leave here Nov. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
u. Of M. Warned

Michigan is warned 10 watch
out for Charles Avery, hard
running back. and Bill Gar
naas Garnaas Is remem-
bered by Wolverines for his
drop-kick in last years l6 10 II
Gopher triumph. lie reports
10 the navy after MinneSota's
Oct. 30 game with North
western.
Notre Dame has a back
named Dancewicz who, it is
said. can throw a football al
most as well as Bertelli E.
Otto Graham. brilliant North
western back, is the son of a
Waukegan. H., music teacher.
Besides being an outstand-
ing gridder. Graham is one Of
the best basketball forwards in
the Big Ten.
In lieu Of the Yale game,
Harvard has scheduled Boston
College for Nov. 20 Thus
the Eagles will see the inside
Of the hallowed Harvard Sta
dunn for the first time since
1919 . Fred Naumetz, mighty
Boston College center Of a year
ago. is supposed 10 have ar
ranged the game ... Fred now
tutors Harvard's informal u
lincmen
For 20 years the uncouth
p. c. Mickey McGuires were not
permitted 10 romp with the
hue-hlooded scionS Of the Sal
tonstalls, CabotS, LowellS and
Peabodys on the sacred sod Of
Soldiers Field Now the
bars are down South Bos-
ton may mingle once more IN
public with Beacon Hill &C.. The
.z..~f,t4tr,, r,angf hn hprC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20

candidate for the coach-ot-the-
year honor Stages litte,
unbcatcn College OF Pacific may
have heavy going against
Southern Cal Saturday
New York's Yankee Stadium.
already sold out for the Notre
Dame-ArTny game Nov. 6, seats
approximately 1900 for foot
ball Bronko Nagurski was
around 10 play for the Bears.
against the Phil-PittS Sunday.
He was called home be-
cause Of a list Of circumstances,
including his mothers Illness,
the departure Of two Of Bronko's
farm hands and a manpower
shortage in the grocery store
conducted by the senior Ma
gurski in international Falls,
MINI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
NEVILLE RETIREs

PREP PATTER 49, Johnny Ne
vile, one of the best young foot
ball and basketball officials in the
Detroit area, has been forced 10
give up officiating for the rest
of the season because of the re-
currence of an old ailment
What will make Cooley hard
TO beat this season is a plenti-
full supply of reserve material
.. Coach jerks can wear 'em
down II he pleases Sam
Bishop at Northwestern, on the
other hand, has an excellent
first team, but no reserves.
Hottest team in the Catholic
League right now is st. James
of the Second Division e.. d.
coached by Ed Maloney, full
back on u. Of D's great teams
of 1929 has won four in
row The Ferndale eleven
has two good backs in Roy
Scringer and Jerome Mullens.
TRIPLE THEREAFTER
Another standout player in
the Second Division Is Jack
Vlnette, Annunciation triple
threat halfback Though he
plays on a losing team, Sam
Bartuglia OF Eastern looks like
one OF the east sides best backs.
Western gets its first big test
this season when il plays Cooley
Friday g.. the Cowboys, after
tying Southwestern in their non
league opener. have won two
straight in league play.
Some idea of how Catholic
Central compares with Catho-
lie League teams this season
may be gained when the un-
beaten ShamrOcks meet st.
Joseph. unbeaten in the First
Division east side, at Mack
Park Sunday .. Catholic Gem
trail plays the First Division
champion at the end Of the
regular season, with the win
ner qualifying TO play in the
GOodfellOws game.
League meets in Metropolitan
League country will be held
at 1870 p. m. tomorrow at Palmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Athletic Family

The sister Of Creighton Miller
of wilmington, who stars for
Notre Dame. is also an athlete
Her name is Sheila and she
IL captain Of the Alexis !. du
Pont High School hockey team
pob ZuDpkc eX-cOaCh at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
SpOr is
Leohy Awarded
Crying love-
Predicts Loss
By LEO MACDONELL

Coach Frank Lcahy Of Notrc
Dame told a Monday quarter
hack luncheon in Chicago. We
were lucky and happened 20 he
hot against Michigan 80, Futf
CriSler said the same thing
after the Wolverines beat The
Irish last fall NCh, Nch,
Yeh-thoSc coaches
Leahy proclaImS Notre Dame
cant 60 through the current
season without a defeat an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20

Of " hic b.,
with Bernie
Biernan the
old Mime
sofa weeper,
gone gives
Sad Frankie
the cnlbTol-
dered CRYING
towel as first
prize
Just mag
Inc AlongO
Stage AZ 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20

Illinois has a
season 5 pass
for all az the
university
gam eS de-
spite a ruuor
TO the con-
tray
Jim NIeuo
Is rated the
best fullbaCk
Notre Dame
has had since
tho dove ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Holdings
Yielding
No Money
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press star Correspondent


NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Slender,
Acknowledged Marva Louisville
of the heavyweight champion
will go on the stage in December,
because she and Sgt. Joe need
cash.
Mrs. Louis, an attractive
golden-brown girl in a fitted black
crepe dress, announced this to-
day at the Theresa Hotel in
Harlem.
Although champion Joe took
down purses totaling S2,374,S66
during his busy ring career, the
Louises now have no income, she
said. Joe's earnings ceased when
he entered the army in January,
1912. Meanwhile their heavy eX-
penSes continued.
NO INCOME
Standing in the Theresa lobby,
Marva Trotter Louis gave her
pompadoured page-boy couture a
reasSuring pat, and said: We're
no. broke. We have certain prop
critics and other possessions. But
they provide no income; and the
properties must be kept up. And
we have other commitments, such
as two large families TO take care
of-and expense of keeping my
two nieces in college"
Then MarVa chuckled. juggling
her silver earrings and necklace.
And 1 almost forgot-there' $
Jacqueline, too Jacqueline is
the Louises S-month-old dauCh-
ter. She is in New York with
mama.
STUDIED IN GOTHAM
Marva, the former Chicago ste
nographer who married Bomber
Joe just before his million-dollar
fight with Make Baer. Sept. "a,
1895, said she decided last Au-
gust to go on the stage. She has
been studying in New York since
then except for a two-week visit
10 Chicago when Joe had a fur
Tough. Husband Joe is now on an
exhibition tour Of army camps
that will keep him busy until
January.
Mrs. Louis explained:
AT first Joe didn't want me
TO 90 on the stage. But he
finally consented. 1t seemed the
only way i could earn fair
amount OF money. People who
should know thought had
some talent. l had helped en-
terrain at army camps In the
Chicago area. and the reactions
were favorable. So here 1 am"
Marva will make her debut ir
December as a vaudeville song
stress. she said. Where or with
whom she does not know yet
That's up 10 her manager, Bill
Graham. Meanwhile she is work.
ing eight hours p day in prepa'
ration. She is studying under De
Lambert, a song stylist, and Anita
Loew. a voice specialist.
She admitted. with a smile:
IL may do a bit of dancing,
too. But that's incidental. My
singing Is the thing" She con-
cluded: IL do hope make
good hope 1 20 over. II Will
mean so much TO Joe and me
and our families"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Gopher Game
Again Is Key 10
Title for j. NJ.
By EDGAR HAYES

Ann ARBOR. Oct 20-There
is no such thing rs a football
Championship. according 10 the
rules Of the Western Conference.
i'm fact, there is no such thing
MS n Western Conference.
It's Official title is tho Inter
collegiate Conference Of Faculty
REPRESENTATIVES and its rules do
NOT csH for The naming Of a grid
non tItIchoidCr every fall
But rules or not. each school IN
the conference lists certain years
thcv won The championship and II
Michigan. Minnesota or Purdue so
through uubcatcn. YOU can bet
they'll award golf footballs 10 the
letter mon with the wording
champions engraved on them
That u.s. II they can get prior
itv 90 get the gold footballs.
Since Fritz CriSler took over the
rcins AZ Michigan, Minnesota won
the title three out Of five years.
Ohio state won the other two
seasons. The MiChigan-Minnesota
game was the key contest IN al
most every one Of these years.
KEY GAME
Had Michigan won from the
Gophcrs in 1888. 1910 or l94l they
would have distributed the gold
footballs.
Right now the Western Confer
ence race has three teams Mime
sofa, Purdue and Michigan. Mime
sofa plays both teams, so victory
in each would give them the title.
Michigan should win the crown
II the Wolverines can get by
Saturdays contest al Ann Arbor,
With Purdue. like Michigan. it's
beat the Gophers or lose the title
The chance 10 win the first con-
ference title for coach Crisler has
keyed up the Michigan eleven so
they should be ready for the
strong visitors from the North
The Wolverines have quit play
ing the Notre Dame game in
retrospect and are concentrating
on the business at hand.
Crisler and his staff sent the
club through a long drill ycster-
day It was topped off with a hard
Scrimmage. toughest the boys have /
had in a couple Of weeks. But they
came through in fine shape.
RIGHT TONIC
at was just what we needed"
CriSler said after the workout.
These kids love 10 play foot
ball and that's one way 10 give
them a good share Of ia good
soul searching scrimmage, where
mistakes are corrected and tim
ing perfected"
The injured are coming along in
good shape. Bill Daley who has
Clipped bone in his right hand.
will he ready 10 play. according
TO Dr. A. w. CoXon. the teams
Elroy HirSch still Is limping p
little, but he hopes 10 be ready 10
60 full speed against the Gophers.
Their examinations over, the
boys are awaiting further orders.
Several Of the seniors. including
Daley. Pregulman and White may
be shipped out after the Illinois
game.
Because Of limited space In off
Ger training quarters. however, .
some Of them may continue their
schooling az Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20

simpsons before. An older
brother, Bob, now in the navy,
was a star sprinter and hurdler
on Cardinal track teams a few
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Brother Act HELPS
Cooley i'm Title Aim
BY JAKE BERsoN

Highs unbeaen football team has brother act this
dishing double the
nn TIC side OF die M.tronoItan Leagus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
cH1tRcHn.L DOWNS

Weather clear, track fast
First Race Fine Broom Mistietoe
Ebony Fly. Unhampfred. shrewa Busy
Josie. Porter'E Tea. TAX over
Second Race Nictoryfeet, Gray Dot
tie Hit Tune. CO Again
Third Race -Shackie. AccuraEe PAUL
ine w. Giant Servant our BOY, Nie1o.
Twoakee
Fourth Race--LaFt Role. stars At
Night
Seventh Race Shadoon Surgeon Dick.
Eighth Race-sun RISK Hunch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Veterans Good,
RookiesFd Fair
In Wings Debut
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Jack Adams manager OF the
world champion Detroit Red
Wings. has spread his cards on
the table for this National Hockey
League campaign.
They don't look bad, II the
other managers don't start pulling
rookie aces out OF their sleeves.
Adams exposed his hand when
he sent his team out after a
weeks practice and whipped the
Cleveland Barons Of the American
League, 90, in an exhibition game
before 3.6o5 fans at Olympia last
night.
His veterans looked excellent,
his other experienced players good
and Detroit's rockies just fair to
middling.
PLAY 4 MORE
His Wings play four more exhi-
bition games, the next one against
the Barons again here tomorrow
night, and then he has 50 league
battles 10 think about
II will be no surprise TO Art
Ross and his Boston Bruins. train
ing in Quebec, or 10 Lester Pat
rick and his n. Y. Rangers IN
Winnipeg, that they have three
Detroit aces 70 beat. Those three
are Capt. Modere Bruneteau. sgd
ney Howe and Carl Liscombe.
These three cagey veterans
formed the Wings high-scoring
line last season and are ready
again. as they showed by scoring
five Of their clubs goals against
the BaronS. Bruneteau got three
and LiScombe two, while Howe
drew four assists.
FEARS MORE LOSSES
"We1l do all right " we don't
lose any more players" said
Adams after IL was over.
He was thinking evidently Of
Joe Carveth. the hustling right
wing; Bill Jennings and Adam
Brown. the other experienced for
wards. who figured in the scoring.
Carveth goes before the Undue.
tion board today, but Jennings has
temporarily relieved Adams afX-
iety by reporting a change in
classification from IA 10 2B.
In the game which has been
made faster by the new rule Der-
hitting passes 10 center ice. De-
troits defense looked adequate.
The veteran Gully Simon and
Bill Quackenbush from Indian
apolis, formed one pair; Harold
Jackson and Gordon Sheriff. from
indianapolis, the other.
MAY SIGN BOTH
Detroit is going 10 let the goalie
question settle itself. Adams
( probably will try 10 sign both
Jimmy Franks. the former Indi-
annapolis and Ranger net hinder.
and Normie Smith. the former
Red Wing hero who is trying
comeback.
They're even now. having
yielded a goal apiece last night,
Franks TO Mike Shabaga, Smith
10 Danny Sprout, a 2s-year-old
Baron rookie from Winnipeg.
DETROIT CLEVELAND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20

SPORTsMANs PARK
Weathrr clear. track last
First Race Wise Don SfarweIgta
The Killer Ferdinand Miss Lexington,
Annie Alone
Second Race Miss Reward. PaEneA,
Sweet Victory Purp, Guante June T.
Third Race-Bip KING Leroy
Fourth Racs-Paniah, Razor shArp,
EpiCet
FIRM RHre-MisF Miss
sixth RsCe-R1sy Brand
Eighth Race Hich Talent Red Burr,
FIy Ne Bsslleus. Riot call
Substitute Declared Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
Scratches

PIMLICO
Weather clear track fast
First Racc-Jtmmie Clara BEAU
Third Race-ReneksRr
Fourth Race-Santa Marie, High Fox
Broke Even.
JAMAICA
Weather clear. track fast
First Race Bunsy Madeline. Hay
Burner
Second Race-DireCtion. Miss Mary
Jane sight, Powerhouse Pharhlszs,
Rarifed
Fourth Race DoREone
Firm Race-slite Rule. Oatmeal. Boil
ingbroke
Sixth Race lantaFent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-20
MAY SIGN BOTH
CLEVELAND

Detroit MISUNDERSTANDING, jackson.
CArveth. Bennett. Brown Ruelle Bucko-
vich. Jennings Kane. shsrf n Smith
Cleveland aiternates sprout Cook,
ShAbaga. Horeck McLain. Hoch Knlpfel
Bessone. Gauthler. Ward, Besse't
Referee-stanley McCahe Linesmsn--
Douglas Young and Orvire Roultton.
FIRST PERIOD
i-Dstroit: Liseomhe (Hows Bruneteaul.
i.O2
2-petroU; Huckov'ch tJsnnlrgp 7.3g
3-Cleveland shahsga tAd0'phl. IS -.
4-Detroit: Bruneteau (HoweJ, is 81.
PenAlty-BeEsOne
SECOND PERIOD
6-Detroit: Liscombe tHowe Brunstsau),
1889
Penaltes-Brown g min. fiEhting),
Horeck.
THIRD PERIOD
s-Detroit. Brunetesu. 7:0s.
7--Clcveland; SprCut 1900
s-Detrot; Kane tBrowul. Tf.l5.
p-Detroit; Carveth. 1913.
in--petrCit Brown fCa-vefhl y 81
IL Detroit Bulneieau CHowei 1877
Penalty-Sherrltt O. mln hghtiug).
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~ . 80 - 49, lS' IN 80 NGHT E6T I
Evening star., 1943-12-12

Prep Substitutes.
Bauman. Van Wagner Mcclure Marion
AmusSen. Zanger. Hayden Ruhl Shannon
aumpnrey. Sanderson. Wilson Nails
O'Donnell Thomas. Slaughter. Leadbetter.
sullivan. Rill. Miller Smith. Finn. Book
Hickson. Murphy, Pacetti
High Substitutes.
Recker. De Leonibus, Lanum. Tanney,
Drazin. Flaherty, Kolodne. Cutler. Rector,
bertolini: Fant. Robey, Brewer, Shullen-
6arger Basin. WOLF, Caporsletti Orem-
Iand, Morris. Dean, Emsweller. Conway,
Bell and Hensley.
Statistics.