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Evening star., 1943-09-14
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

IDEAL ACREAGE TRACTS.
2 to acres, $500 to $500 per acre.
Water, electric, telephone and school bus
at property. Near Clinton, Md. Easy
terms. Owner. 81. s551
Evening star., 1943-09-14
LOTS FOR SALE,

LOTs AND ACREAGE. miles from D. c..
Route 5, between Silver Hill and Camp
Springs: buy now, build after duration;
only few acres left at 1923, terms. also
some choice acreage fronting on highway
Hines Sons. Evenings call Mr.. Davis,
Evening star., 1943-09-14

POSSESSION 80 DAYS.
Mr.. 14th g. EAST CAPITOL NE.
Row brick rooms, h.-wh., . po-ches,
karage. Price, S6,75o. BOSS g. PHELPS,
rsaltors. Ma $500. EVENINGS. Mr.. Measell,
Evening star., 1943-09-14
FARMS WANTED,

WILL BUY direct from owner a farm OF
about 100 acres, give location. price and
all particulars in first letter. Address J. E.
Herring, co Statler Hotel.
give price and all particulars. T. E. White.
P. o. Boy 231. Arlington Va.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
so ACRES suitable for subdiyidtn1. n
Accokeek on. rndianheAd road, In ex-
change for house In Washington. BOZ
Evening star., 1943-09-14
MILITARY RID. NV.
NIT PHEASANT

Possession with deed. Det. brick home,
large lot, Ave bedrooms and 8 baths H.
Dresser. Ia 69o2. MURRAY CO., Ma. 1866.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

$3.50. 1h-story bungalow. like new
Large lot; good location open Sunday,
10 am. to pm. Out, Lee Highway,
George Mason road, left to 313. or Lee
Blvd. to Hillwood ave. to Lee Highway, left
to George Mason road, left to 3l3 Cali
Mr. Johnston CHI 31Oo
Evening star., 1943-09-14
STOCK FARM-S27, 900.

100 acres. 25 miles out On State road
| One of the best productive and located
farms in MONTGOMERY County: with Large s
| all good outbuildings. large banked barn,
| large 4-bedroom home, h.-w.h., bath, cleo:
| tenant will remain on farm with his equip
ment. Terms, $4,000 cash. Many dairy
| and other farms. JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vi1le Md Phone Ashtnn 9S46
Evening star., 1943-09-14
RROOKLAND.
STONE DUTCH COLONIAL

lovely stone and brick home with
view of the Potomac River, located in
Dental sections. The flrst floor consists Of
living room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen. ~lassed side porch. Second floor
has 8 large bedrooms and bath; maid S
room and full bath in the basement; slate
roof, cutters and downspouts, copper
plumbing, detached garage; lot 70x300,
beautifully terraced. Priced S15.500.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 lSth CT D,,Ifor MA nre
NEW BUNGALOWS
FALLS CHURCH

4 large rooms, bath. oil air-con. lar
lot: 81 $50; terms. possession immedi tel
"a Ehode Island ave. Md UN 526.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
"Center-Hall Colonial"
Near 18th and Kalmia Rd.
a MICHIGAN PARK.

Excellent semdetached brick. con. to
all schools. transp. and shopping; second
noor has 8 bedrooms, bath and in
closed rear porch: first floor; entrance
hall, living room, dining room; large. we'll
equipped kitchen: lovely screened porch of
dining room, built-in garage, nice yard.
Priced low for quick sale. Call Mr.. vernon.
Wisconsin 426o, evenings and Sunday
after pm. or daily at
VIM. NJ; THRoCKMoRToN, oo
Evening star., 1943-09-14

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL SACRIFICE brick building, by owner.
1925 B st. n.e.-Large store, apartment
above, double brick garage yard; rented
$40 month excellent location for grocery
and meat market: reas. terms. GE. 1850.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

Homes in this exclusive development are
A beautiful residence. carried out in tradi-
tional design and ideally placed on 1h-
acre plot: this affords country living with
practically intown accommodations. You'll
be well repaid to inspect it. r. P. Ripley.
SH. 1888 fSun. and ewes, 81. zoos. Mr..
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GEORGETOWN-S13,95O.
Z RMS. 9 BATHS

This attractive home has Just been re-
stored Vacant and ready for immediate
places complete kitchen eqiiument. new
house condition; garage. BOSS e. PHELPS.
Realtors texclusively). Ask for Mr., Shack
elford, Ma. $500; evenings and Sunday,
Glieo 6RnS
Evening star., 1943-09-14

Several Attractive Resales
In River ter. brick and masonry con-
struction; 5 rooms, tiled bath, gas heat,
beautifully handicapped: attractive terms
DAVY & MURPHY, 3435 Benning I'd. n e.
Phone TR. 1925
Evening star., 1943-09-14

BANTAM PICKUP TRUCK.
Completely overhauled and in new-car con.
oltlon. tires excellent, very economical ON
easoiine. Can Lad Mills. MI. $500. o:30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Rolls 800 Game
And ~ Strikes
In Is Frames

George Downing had on his
striking clothes last night while
rolling for Lincoln Park Die in
the Fort Park League in Lincoln
Park.
The result was the fifth perfect
game of the season here-and 10
strikes in Is frames. -
After his 300, which came in
the opening game, Downing had
strikes in seven of the first eight
innings of the second game, in
which he scored PAS. The only
break in this run of strikes was
in the second frame of the second
game, where he spared.
He closed with 18l for a total
of 729 compared to the league
all-tlme record of 736 set a year
ago by Freddie Bujack A pair
of $40 splits in the third game
is all that prevented Downing
from surprising Buiack'S mark.
In mis- 800 game, Downing had
only one Brooklyn hit. The Others
were Squarely in the 1-3 pocket
Downing. a signal man for the
Pennsylvania r. r., has beer
bowling for II years His perfect
game was the first on these alley:
in a league game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
DePsuw Benefits

The navys vs. aviation
flight training program is con-
verting DePauw University into
one Of the major powers in COL
leglate sports
Men who hope some day 70
fly with the fleet made the In
diana schools eleven one Of
Ne best IN the country this
FALL And now they promise 10
turn the DePauw cage quintet
into the best in HooSierland.
which has long been the basket
ball center OF the nation.
Coach Of the DePauw team
is 1t. Everett Case, who coached
Frankfort High School 10 four
Indiana state titles before Join.
ing the navy. He Is one Of the
best basketball men in the
country, and he has plenty of
excellent material at DePauw.
Included in the DePsuw line
up this year are Russ Wend-
land, who captained the North
western team last season:
Charley TounekN " h o also
starred for the Wildcats = year
ago; I'd SadowSki LorsS ace.
who was one of the country'S
leading scorers. Warren Cartier
Of Marquette. and Bob Walker
Of Columbia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Protects luckman

"T couldn't see much differ
ence between the Nagurski who
tore that Cardinal line apart
and the Nagursh Of 1887.
Those Cards knew they were hit
when he steamed into them.
He's a demoFslizing type and
he has hurt more players than
any one I'm the business. And
he did fine job blocking those
ends In protecting Sid Luck
man until he could get his
passes away.
"Will he play at fullback
against the Redskins in the title
game: I'm not the coach, but
what do YOU think ."
Incidentally, George Strickler.
publicity man for the pro cir
cult, has come up with the an
nouncement that Nagurski has
gained total Of 4,031 yards
from scrimmage in his pro foot
ball career. Nagurski played
two seasons of pro football be-
fore the leagues current statls-
teal bureau was organized. but
Stricken has unearthed the
one-man blitz totals for those
two campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Winter Schedule
For NJ Heavy

ANN ARBOR. Dec, 7 Univer-
Sity of Michigan,S winter sports
schedule is a lengthy one. accord
ing TO the dates announced foHo-v-
ing the Western Conference meet
ing IN Chicago.
Basketball swimming. wrestling
and track teams will see plenty
Of action, here and away. Hockey
is the one exception Minnesota
Will he the only other school
represented on ice. The indoor
schedule:
BASKETBALL Dec II. Fort custer
rs. Western Michigan Jan D. a. Western
Michigan. = Northwestern Illinois
if-tS. Al Wisconsin - a. Fort custer
2i-22 a. Purdue 2s29 Ohio State Feb
IS Indiana -, At Chicago, 10. At
Northwestern
SWIMMING Jar. g Michigan AAU
cham pionships is. Al, Nor'hwestern 2.
Ohio state 20 Purdue FEB II. North
western; 10 Conference meet A. North
western National intercollegiate cham
pionEhps, place and date 20 be decided
National AAu, Ann ArooL date 70 be
decided
WRESTLING Jan s At Ohio state,
% Purdue Feb >. N0rthWestern. Il
AZ Indiana 10 Conference meet A. North
TRACK Fen II western Michigan
70 No're Dame March Illinois ana
Notre Dame at Illinois 20. Conference
meet a. Chicago; IS. purdue relays p.
Chicago relays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Foe Undecided

AS he runs through his PAGES
in preparation for the playoff
battle against either the Wash
ington Redskins or the New
York Giants, the Bronx again
figures as a scoring threat if the
New Workers stop the Skins
again next Sunday. they will
wind up in deadlock with Mr..
Marshalls boys for the loop
leadership and another contest
will be required 10 decide the
Bears opponent in the title tilt.
At this rate. the lads may be
playing football during the
Christmas holidays or later.
Probably the biggest Nagur-
ski booster on the Bear squad
is Ray Noting, Earring halfback.
who played with Nagurski in
1885 and 1887 and has been
shouting his praises ever since.
"For years I've been telling
everybody that Nagurski was a
wonderful fullback, and l think
they only half believed me-"
says Ray. "They thought that
some Of the fullbacks who have
come along since the Bronx
quit In 1887 were better. But
they're not so sure after seeing
what the Bronx did to the
Cards In his last start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Old Star
OF Mound
Is Dead

VENTURA. Cal. Dec. Z (INS)
Charlie Hall, So, one of the
greatest relief pitchers of major
league baseball, died at his Ven
tura home yesterday.
Hall was member Of the
Boston Red Sox team which de-
feated the New York Giants in
the World Series of 1912. He often
told friends that the highlight OF
his career came in Detroit when
he famed Ty Cobb. Sam Crawford
and Jim Delehanty in succession TO
save an important game.
On one occasion I'm the 1872
series he tangled with ChriSty
MathewSon in a mound duel that
went 13 innings to 10 4 tie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

one Of the more incredible
chapters 10 the 1913 season by
making a successful comeback
after being out OF the game
since 1897.
Even allowing for the lowered
standard of play IN the post
graduate ranks, the ageing
Bronx must be credited with
one OF the shining achievements
OF this season.
He filled in as one Of the
stalwarts of the Chicago for
ward wall in his early appear
ances this season. but his per-
Torrance at the fullback assign
ment against the Chicago Card
inals a week ago indicated that
he is still a better than average
ball carrier.
He may not be the Nagurski
of a decade ago. but he could
fall we'll below that level and
still be a very dangerous gent
in anybody's backfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Klein Out 10 End
WahIberg's String

LOUIS X lein, Detroit junior
heavyweight. Will attempt 10
hand Whitley Wahlberg Of Mil
waukee, his first beating at the
F'airview Gardens tonight. The
Wisconsin mailman has won all
three of his bouts at the East
Side Club Klein will have height
and reach advantages but VAIL
berg is the more powerfully built.
The match is two in three falls,
one hour time limit.
Rough Rufus" Jones. the Ne
gro hercules. will oppose Tex
Reilly in the Semihnal. Morris
Shapiro vs. Bert Ruby and Jerry
Duffy vs.. fora Funk are the one
fall matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Ted Williams
At Pensacola

BUNKER HILL. Ind. Dec. 7
GNS)-Aviation Cadet Ted VIII
hams. former smuggling star OF
the Boston Red SoS, was on his
way today 10 the naval air sta
ton At Pensacola. Fla. for IN
termediate training. On gradua-
ton al Pensacola, he will re-
ceive his golden wings as a
naval aviator and Will be COM
missioned an ensign.
The 1912 American League
batting champion. who gave up
five-hgure salary as a baseball
player for the SIS a month he
received here as a trainee. has
been popular with the other men
AT the Bunker Hill station and is
rated As A good flyer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Fathers Will Fete
Cooley High Players

Fathers Of members OF the
1913 Cooley High football team
viii give A banquet 10 the Metro
politan League champions Satur-
day night, Dec. II, at the Detroit
Leland Hotel
Wally Weber. frcShman football
coach at L. Of NJ viii be the
principal speaker Moving pic
lures Of the Central Hamtramck
and Catholic Central games will
be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Three Places 60
To Fpy'HiGlNEe w
BY JAKE BERSoN

ST. James touchdown twins"
Jerry MullenS and Roy Scrimger
accounted for two backfeld posi-
tons on the Second Division All
Star eleven. The were prominent
in every victory scored by the
Ferndale team the past season.
Duane Carter. an end, is the third
St. James player selected.
Joe Belanger. star fullback, is
the St. Paul ace named. st.
Mary's of Royal Oak and st. Rita
each has two representatives en-
the first team. Len Holton, a
back, and Alfred Bielski, guard,
are selected from st. Rita, while
John Lockman, tackle, and Jack
Shoven center are the Royal Oak
teams representatives.
The remainder of the first team
is composed OF Salvatore Viviano,
st. Demands star guard of long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Al Vincent Hurt
On Golf Course

BEAUMONT Tex, Dec. Z
Golf is a tough game, a fact TO
which AL Vincent Detroit Tiger
baseball coach, will subscribe.
AL is a patient al St Therese
Hospital. suffering form a head
injury when he accidentally was
hit by a putter swung yesterday
by J. G.. Flynn, city purchasing
agent. at the Pine Grove golf
course.
A small section Of the bone was
Clipped of the baseball man $
forehead by the sharp edge Of the
nulter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Former jockey.
Dies After Fall

CHICAGO. Dec. I ms
Funeral services will be held in
Chicago Thursday for, Jim Wing
\feld 4 widely known old-tme
jockey in the days of Tod Sloan
and Snapper Garrison. Wingficld
who was rs. died yesterday as the
result Of injuries incurred IN 2
falL At one time ne was advertls-
ing manager for the late George
[. NJ Cohan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
EcOy.SeRifIePIxyl
GiUen Big Boost
BY DON GILES

When Gene Dorcy chairman Of
the youth welfare committee Of
the EcorSe Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. started a rifle shoot
ing club in his organization he
may have launched a movement
that Will prove far reaching 10
boys and girls Of Michigan who
feel the urge OF craftsmanship
training.
Dorcy is a young man who
wouldn't take no for an answer.
To begin with there was no rifle
club in EcorSe. Further. there
was not single man in the
Ecorse Junior Chamber of Com
merce who knew the business end
Of a rifle
Add to this the fact that guns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Tonight Is DeadIine \
For Hockey Entry

Tonight Is the deadline for
teams 10 become affiliated with
the Detroit Night Hockey League
which Will hold its last lineup
meeting al the Ejmwood Recrea-
ton Cpnrer at s o'clock. There are
vacancies for four teams in the
Junior and three in the senior di-
vision. All teams wishing "a play
must have representatives al this
session ready to sign up for the
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Bob a|es
Naqurski Still
Bowls En- Over
as a FuIIback
By BOB MURPHY
cnnpTG TnVTnR
SPORTS EDITOR

Bronko NaGurSki may do
some damage al tho fullback
slot for the Chicago Bears when
they play of for the pro grid
championship. a couple weeks
hence.
And all this, mark you. al
though the Bronx has PLAYED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

Crosse POlntc
in h o 1913
champions
ga m Q. & Q I $
three places on
T h @ Detroit
Times All-Scc-
on d Division
first team
ST Paul Is
awarded o n c
place on I h {
first eleV n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
SECOND DIVISION
First Teaml

(First Team
ENDS-CONOVER, ST. Rose
CARTER. Ferndale st. James.
TACKLES - STEINER, Pom
tiac St Frederick; LOCkMAN,
Royal Oak 81. Mary's.
GUARDS-BIELSKI. st. Rita
ININIANO, st. Bernard.
CENTER - SHOVEN, Royal
Oak st. Mary's.
BACKS MULLEN, Ferndale
st. James; SCRIMGER, Ferndale
81. James: J. BELANGER, Crosse
Pointe ST. Paul; HOLTON, ST.
Rita.
(Second Team
ENDS-PAPKE. Dearborn 81.
AIphonsus; HAYNER, ST. Martin.
TAG KLE s. MCGEE, st.
Charles: BURKE, De Sales.
GUARDS - MEATHE, Crosse
Pointe st. Paul; HOFFMAN, st.
Bernard
{ T. y II r X IT. BELANGER,
Crosse POinte st. Paul.
BACKS M ARTIN, Crosse
POinte 81. Paul; RAYMOND,
Pontiac 81. Frederick; RUTHEN-
BERG, ST. Ambrose; RU $ s o,
Dearborn st. Alphonsus.
THIRD DIVISION
ENDS 49, DESANA. Wyandotte
81. Patrick; MOTOK, Ecorse
\aVier.
TACKLES-ESPER. Dearborn
Sacred Heart; JACOBS, Ecorse
\avier.
Enthusiastically. ST. Vim
cent; MUETH, Dearborn Sacred
Heart.
CENTER - LAW. Ecors
NaVicr.
BA CkS LOOMS, Ecorse
Xavier; MILLER, EcOrse Xavier:
holland. Dearb born Sacred
Heart; McGRATH, Wyandotte
81. Patrick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
MaurieIIo and Bdksi
Matched by Jacobs

NEW YORK, Dec. 7 (1NS)-
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced
today that he had closed a To-
round fight at Madison Square
Garden for Jan IA between Jami
Mauriello, New York heavy
weight and Joe Baksi Of kulp-
mont. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Kline Shoots 300
In Sharkey Classic

BATTLE CREEK. Dec. Will
liam Kline. Battle Creeks indi-
vidual bowling champion. shot A
perfect game of 300 in Jack
Sharkey'S individual classic AT the
Twentieth Century alley here last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Books Pablo, Williams

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7 (UP)
Promoter Herman Taylor an
nounces he had signed Mayor
Pablo. Philadelphia, and Ike VIII
iams. Trenton, ~ j. lightweight.
for a 1O-round bout at the Arena
nnNf MnndaN nIcLl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

standing. Jack
c on over, st.
Rose end. and
Jack Steiner.
p on tiac ST.
FIR @ d g RI C k
tackle.
j u : I as II
dominated play
in I h Q Third
d j V i s / o n
Xavier tops the
All Star divi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

Scoring in basket
ball is quite simple,
Judging from this
exposition by for
ward Seymour of
Michigan in last
nights me at
ROmulus which the
w Wolverines won
from Romulus Air
Force, 1890. Sey-
m our is shown
reaching almost up
TO the basket and
the rest, naturally,
was easy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

and three on The second Team.
In the All-Third Division Sc
lections, St Francis Xavier OF
Ecorse, champion of the division
for the past two seasons. places
five men from its unbeaten team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

fullbsck only
once IN the
last SIN years
T he oil q
NJ in ne sofa
i'm m ortal.
&c rated
the hardest
going human
"a no We z
lugged I h G
pigskin. al
re a d Y has
4rft,aftnA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

ST James High Of Ferndale,
which won eight straight football
games before being held 10 a
scoreless tie by St Paul's of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

SiOnaI team. It's i've pIaNer'
named are Earl Motok, end; JACK
Jacobs. tackle; Ken Law, center
and Ronnie LOOMS and Charlie,
Miller. backs.
Sacred Heart of Dearborn, run.
nerup TO Xaiver, places three
players. Jim Esper. tackle; Frank
Mueth, guard, and Tom holland
back. Jack Desana. end, anc
Quirt McGrath, back, both of st
Patrick of Wyandotte. anc
Charles Hafely guard, of ST. Vim.
cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
SIX-NIGHT COURSE

"Sure. am taking the six
night y. r.. 4. course along
with the boys and girls" Dorcy
said as he checked the targets.
Among the scores we're Norma
Darby. 81; Bette Denman, 90,
Dorothy Denman. II. Margio Gre,
so: Vera Dorcy, 81: John White
field, 50; John Gregen, 81 John
Hill 80. Dick Marsh. 81; Bruce
Vollmar. SO: Bob Pfeiffer "a .
John Vollmerhausen, 81, and Gene
Dorcy. 81.
Dorcy at present is making a
survey Of public buildings in
Ecorse with a view Of building
their own range in that city. So
far. School No 3 in EcorSe pre-
SentS the best possibilities for an
indoor range and IL is expected
that Dorcy will present his prob
lcm 10 Mayor Newton Hawkins
and the EcorSe City Council for
approval at their next meeting
Hawkins is said 10 favor junior
activities and il is quite likely
that Ecorse will soon blossom out
with municipal rifle range tho
same as Detroit, Royal Oak.
Wyandotte and other cities who
have built city rifle ranges since
Pearl Harbor.
Instructors az the school are
Bowman. Zukowsky and Wicker
mar. They shoot every Thursday
evening. Prospective StudcntS-may
contact 'Dorcy al lli2 Ruth,
Ecorse, or telephone Atlantic
1856,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Red Wings Must
Watch Ex-M. @.
Star Tonight

BOSTON. Der. - Boston
Bruins, who Z have iuSt finished
giving the first whipping Of the
season 10 the Montreal Canadiens
hope 20 pop a surprise package on
The battered Detroit Red Wings
IN their hockey battle here
tonight.
The surprise package is a little
italian ward named Tom
Palazzari who has PLAYED Just two
games for The Bruins and has
provided the winping margin IN
each contest. lie scored the
winning goal as Boston defeated
Chicago last week and registered
again Sunday night as CanadlenS
bowed here
Palazzari issa left wing on the
reformed Boston line with the
two Jackson brothers, with Art at
center and The BuSher At right
wing. He was the leading scorer
on the Boston Olympics Of the
Eastern Amateur League when
Manager Art Ross grabbed him
last week 10 help replace the line
sold to the New York Rangers.
Joe Schmidt and Tommy Brennan.
the other OlympicS who were
given trials are now back with
the Os.
PLAYED IN MO.
The Bruins new forward NAV
turn out 10 he only a flash. out
Ross doesn't mind as long as he
wins few games. Detroit fans
saw him in the last Michigan
Ontario Hockey League season as
member of the Akron Clippers.
| Already banged about in their
two successive road games, the
Wings will be underdogs As they
shoot for a fourth place tie
tonight. They wilk be without The
erviceS OF defenSeman Gully
Simon but have called Vic
Lynn from Indianapolis to replace
him.
Detroits cause isn't hopeless,
however. The Bruins still rate as
in-and-outers. The Wings beat
them. Ga, Al Detroit in their only
previous encounter, and despite
the presence Of Jack Crawford
Dit Capper and Bill Hollett on the
defense. there still appears to be
hole in the protection given
goalie Bert Gardiner.
CAIN PRESSING MUD
Capt Mud Bruneteau, for one,
will be hustling for a goal tonight
because Herbie Cain Of Boston is
pressing him for the league goal
scoring lead, with IA against
Modere's Is
Hockey followers who knew Art
Ross wasn't giving the Rangers
anything special when he sold
them three forwards are pointing
TO the fact that Bep Guidolin,
Ross huStling Second-year man,
is beginning Ia rack up lot al
goals on passes by Norm Gala
dine. Norm is the one member Of
the former Providence line Ross
held back from the Rangers He
has more points than all three
members of the line New York
bought from Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
SURE SHOTS ON THE RANGE

range. Left to right are ZurkOwsky,
Margi Core, Dorothy Denman, Norma
Darby, Vera Dorcy and Betty Denman.
These girls spend much time at practice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN DIVISION y

TnNIGHT's GAME
DETROIT a. Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

TOMORROW NIGHTS CAMS
Cleveland a. Hershey.
Providence 81 Indianapolis