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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Wood Puts
Into Lead in
Miami Open

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. II (INS)-
Thanks to his magic putter, Craig
Wood led the way today into the
second round of the $1,000 Miami
Open golf tournament.
The National Open champion
scorched the Miami Spring s
course in the opening round yes
terday with a two-under-par "a
34-6S 10 finish one stroke ahead
of Steve Warga Jr., the home
club pro.
Warga, whose Shotmaking was
scarcely less sensational than
Woods. toured the course m 32-37
A temperature of 81 degrees
prevailed.
Two amateurs, Ensign Willie
Turnesa, former National ANA
teur champion, and Earl Chris
tiansen of Miami, turned in identi-
cal cards of 1854 for par los.
Also shooting even par was Orville
White. WinSton-Salem pro.
The prc-tournament favorite 20
win the 81 900 first money, Sammy
Byrd Of Detroit. who turned golf
pro after leaving big league base
bail, was tied for eighth place as
he teed off for today's second 49,
hole round. He had a 36-36-72
yesterday.
Among other favoriteS, Gene
Sarazcn, the veteran former Ma
tional Open champ, finished in a
tie for twentieth place with a
38-3S-76.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
CLOSE AVERAGE RACE

Various signs point TO another
first class race for high average
honors in the Greater Detroit All
Star now that Chef Bukowski Of
Ekhardt e. Becker is finding his
stride John CrimminS of Paris
clean leads on 210, Fred Bujack
has 200. Joe Norris the same,
with BukowSki and Emil Wansa
3 points behind.
Unless Bill David's De Luxe w
has another one of those nights
when il cannot miss, George Bry-
ants +. q B. should maintain its
advantage over Stroh's. The latter
may have 10 step on the gas 10
nail Joe Adams Palm Beach for
two at Olympic tonight
Chene-Trombly and Fife should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Can Make II Stick

He is sohdly entrenched IN
authority. lie is in a position
n make any ruling he chooses
and make II stick. So don't be
surprised, chilluns. If the Judge
comes out one Of these days
with blanket prohibition
against owner-player bonus
agreements Of any sort
Mr. Baseball has long froWned
on all such arrangements. He
can see in such a set-up the
seeds Of all sorts of evils for
the game he loves so well and
serves so faithfully.
The Judge was one of the first
Ia fight for fair pay for all ball
PLAYERS. When he took over
following the Black SoX scandal
Of 1921. he lost no time in
pointing out the low salaries
paid 10 the lads on the Chicago
American League team was one
of the big reasons some OF
them were 50 susceptible 10 the
Establishments Of professional
gamblers.
He has been a real friend 10
the ball players. He has battled
10 have them paid on a basis
commensurate with their tall
ents and their drawing power
al the gate. His idea is that a
PLAYER should receive the maxi
mum salary for his work and
that all additional inducements
in the form of special rewards
should be outlawed
The wisdom IF the Judge 5
attitude is readily apparent.
Suppose Joe Ballplayer has an
agreement whereby he will re-
ceive an extra $500 if he hits
over 1925 for the season. In the
last series of the year when
neither contending club IS going
anywhere. Joe needs half a
dozen hits in order 10 make that
bonus.
Maybe the rival pitchers will
decide TO give him a break and
let him hit. Or maybe ne will
make il worth their while 10
toss EN- where ne wants en-.
Simple, isn't It?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Some Forbidden

The Judge has banned all
bonus agreements based on bat
ting averages, records or the
number of games played. He
also has prohibited bonus ar
rangementS foun d Q d on the
teams finishing in a certain slot
in the final standings
He has had trouble however,
in controlling verbal agreements
OF this sort In the past cam
psign, many Of the PhillieS had
such oral understandings besides
their regular contracts. Lands
may decide any day now 20
really crack down on such agree
ments and he's in spot 10
swing a heavy club If nc so
desires.
The players get the short end
Of such verbal agreements IN
any case. II the owner should
refuse 90 abide ny them an
appeal 90 Lands would be point
loss since he has forbidden such
agreements
TIE Judge IS also opposed 20
any gifts 10 players a. reward
for outstanding achievement
He hasn't forbidden owners 20
hand ol' presents after tra
season is ended. bar they can ao
so only u 81 ls evident there ere
no strings attached t0 'rc gifts.
The only peral bonn. C.a8S0,
the Judge has approved ir recent
years have been those based yn
The years attendance. ~ u
likely rule these out too. iu a
short time. lie doesn't like EN-.
Bonus agreements even apart
from the opening Wedge ir-v
sometimes provide for trc easy
money boys breed slI name Of
discomfort and usually cause a
player To value nis own rc.VI1-
uaI achievements above 'he good
OF the team as a whole Sucr
4 development As i-e,'=r'r
TIE Judge g crp' .rr 80 '
bonus aErerTerfs\ tgIr-I and
written is healthy AND CE-N
Tie mas always fr't p good work
-rrr worthy NJ r- rr. Most
bonus h-frcvtr'- ctvlr '-r
% gc- a-e Open 're N f-- q
te-. cf evils
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
GRANT LOOKS AGE

In contrast 10 the Detroit
goalie Benny Grant. also a 35-
year-old puck veteran, looked his
age He famed on two goals
one was the important first goal
That went 10 Bullet Joe Carveth.
who bla2ed Al Ben while rounding
big Babe Pratt. II found nook
IN the net somehow. Even Car
veth couldn't explain. 1 never
thought that shot would 90 IN.
he said later.
The goal came after 4 AZ Of the
first period and the Wings.
though forced on the defensive bv
Toronto's lnceSSant crowding Of
fenSive, never looked back. II
was the oid opportuniSm exerting
itself Harold Jackson. for in
stance. was lowering inside Leaf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
224 BOWIerS Ready
For Vogue Sweeper
BY HAROLD KAHL

With $500 and a trip TO Chicago
as the goal a field of 224 bowlers,
including all of the city's top
notchers. practically was set to-
day for the first annual elimina-
tion sweepstakes on tap at the
Vogue Recreation tomorrow.
The event. an eight-game test
across 16 alleys, Will start at 9
a. m. and run continuously until
after 2 a. m Sunday OF the seven
squads billed only the 9 and II 80
a. m. remained 10 be filled today.
All the others have 80 spillers and
the final at midnight as.
Only bowlers Of $50 average, or
better. are entered The winner.
besides receiving $500. Will have
all expenses paid as Nogue's rep
resentative in Louis p. PeterSen's
annual individual classic in Chi
cago Jan. 29-Feb 6. Some Of the
better known bowlerS and the
times they roll follow:
p a. m Walter Reppcnhagen Cass
GrvEier Howard Curtin Herman Gibson.
Fred Bulack and Art Knecht II 30 ROC
Overmyer Joe Angueri. Len Llberda and
I'D Coter. q mJoe Norris. Lou Sic
laff Tom Dorazio. John Crimmins Mike
Tesla Fred Wolf Emil Dimtrie Tony
Coscolenda. $50 y. m -Chet Bukowski,
Bill Kenet Harold Allen Joe scribner,
Henry NoSakowsk Elwood Blake Jack
DiGiovannt Cy Goralczyk, Charley ko-
tarski and John Brichta.
p. n Clarence Hoffman. Louis Burr
Frank Zion. Tim" Miller. Herb Meuens,
steve Dutko. Fred Breckle. Joe S2uCh
80 p m Tony Noyak Bud Ritter.
Mike Grayhul Al Robinson Tom Rooney.
Midnight--Wayne Spaulding Ken Havi-
land Ed LaBudde, Steve Morris. Joe
Adams Russ Jantz Zeke TOdy Carl
Kumm. Bruce Richmond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Titdns Edge Out
Coast Guard s

University of Detroit basketball
team was en- route 10 New York
today 10 play St Johns Of Brook
lyn in Madison Square Garden on
Saturday night
The Titans got lot of practice
for their first appearance IN the
Garden by heating Detroit Coast
Guard in overtime last night,
1854. for their third in four
games. Sailor Russ Luthy tied the
count al 80 with half a minute 70
60 and Detroit won on three baS-
ketS by forward Joe Boyer
Coach Loren Grabb and Luthy
also scored IN the overtime
Beyers 10 points were high and
Grabbs II topped Coast Guard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Cubs Catcher Gets
Induction Notice

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. Il
CUpD--Ca Clyde Mccullough
of the Chicago Cubs. Nho was
given a 9O-day dcfcrnent from
the army because of a broken
leg, has been ordered 10 report for
another pre-inductlon physical ex-
animation at Chicago.
Mccullough recovering here
from influenza, said the leg still
bothered him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Masonic Pin Tie
Still Is Unbroken

That three-week-old tie still
holds today in the Create
Masonic Bowling League al Olym-
pic. BergerS and Zorno failed 10
break last night, each winning
three points.
Bob Gilfllan had 626 Of Friend
ships 2S72 In winning four points
from National Tent Frank Doer-
ing Lincoln Park took FariSclean
for four and apparently is headed
for first place once more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Hockey Loop
I'm Debut

Three games are scheduled As
the Detroit Night Hockey League
tits the lid on its new season
tomorrow night al Mack Park
Three more contests are listed for
Sunday night Games start at Z
y. m. both days.
Saturday schedule Wash Detroit We
Outlaws m stsEs vs.. Northwest
Eagles m Minks vs.. Spithres
3 m
Sundays schedule Pliers VS. Scottcs.
3 m Nics VS. Wildcats, p. m
Ccbrss vs. Fo-esters ? p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Shop Five Cuts
Leaders Margin;
Sub's6t3H Helps
srl>nt>cs

ChfNSicr lrfcru.3nt Bowling
League IS az tNr halfway point
ar r~7 tU1- -7T1r SrUCuuf0 To-Day
with Dodge Forge lead cut 10
seven games because of bit OF
master mnei0g hy Capt Ed Cur
roy ~ Chrysier SuporiInlShcrs last
UiErt ar Palace Recreation
L1-runA- henchcd- -plapperl
for Tom Joseph and the latter's
6l3 had a great deal 10 do with
FlnShcrs winning TWO from Forge.
2S33 20 2779 Tank Arsenal clipped
Dodge Main for three, 2S26 TO
16S3.
Arthur knccht returned 90 the
circuit as a member of Highland
Park Service. His brothers Russell
and Marvin rolled on the Engi-
ncorng side ,that lost two 10
Service. 2Sl4 10 273i The fourth
kncchL. Hillary. is with Dodge
Truck
The doI fight for first place
in the averages continues with
Joseph the actual leader on 200 /
for - games. Among the reg
ularS. Tom D'0razio of Forge IS
first by five pins over George
Lukach. 1877 36 10 1871.
Frank Zion has 1878. Fred
Wolf and Henry NoSakoWsk are
tied al 1891 each. Frank TcSch-
Ter has them beaten by three on
1854 and Carl Kurm shows
1857.
The weeks individual leading
scorer was Clarence Barker Of
Aluminium Forge on $40. NoSka-
kowski had 6i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Add ID Lead
ORl w. Side

Index added four points 10 its
West Side Classic Bowling League
lead today in winning from Delray
last night at Crest Lanes. 2941
to 2746. Pabst divided with Dun
can to tie with Delray for second.
Bob Fucik led the scoring on
SAT. followed by AL Dingwell, 639.
Norman Hallecn, 634.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
METRO sTRAGGLERs BuNCH

Except for the five leaders, the
Metropolitan classic Bowling
League is A close race. Only two
games separate the sixth and
twelfth place teams.
Koppitz holds a seven-game
lead. 1t won three from Martin,
2S5S Ia 2559. last night at Conner
Recreation. Rainbow took three
from FarriS. 1924 TO 2l9i, and
Standard swept Krajenke, 2Sl9 to
1922.
alndiVdual honorS went 10 Bill
LockhSrd of Chcne-Trombly on
637. Frank Keefe of Progressive
had Clio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Elsie Hornbe(k Still
Holds Classic Lead

After nine weeks competition,
Elsie Hornbcck continues as leader
on points today Of tho first annual
junior individual bowling classic
for women AT Winter Garden. She
has LOT 10 995 for Irene Denovich.
For the third straight week
Ann Gordon was squad leader on
$50 Dorothy Murton had so
and Grace Wulbrecht CAB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

put on a humdinger now that the
latter is finding the way to those
pins. Jerry McCarthy's and De
Luxe should offer another good
match. McCarthy's has come a
long way of late The schedule:
Kraetke IS Parisclesn alleys f-2 J r
Berger VS. Standard. 81. Ekharit &
Becker vs.. De Luxe W SIS. OLYMPIC
Recreation vs. Mercurio rs Chene-
Tromhy Recreation VS. FIFE. g-l0: Jerry
Mccarthy VS. De Luxe D.. ll-I2: Palm
Reach Recreation VS. Stroh's. 1915 Pepsi
Cola VS. Murdoch 1915. Matches at
AS D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
COOL AS BRIMSEK

But he was kidding. The guy
absolutely has no nerves on what
he displayed against the Leafs.
He was as cool as Brimsek,
dived. sprawled. caught and block
ed as if he had never stopped
doing that for a living for a day,
let alone five years.
II never thought Id see that
happen" said Hap Day. He
plays better by memory than
most Of the goalies now in the
league. He looked just as good
as the day he quit"
Adams took the long gamble in
bringing Smith back 10 the ma ior
league wars. but Normie didn't
let him down. Neither did three
other recruits, Nakina Smith, Red
Kane and Vic Lynn. They did
nothing spectacular but were
Woodworking cogs in a revamped
Red Wing machine that drew lis
inspiration from the dauntless
Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Fight Results
ny nlted Press

Philadelphia Billy Grant lss Orange
y y decisiored Dusty Wilkerson. III.
Philadelphia 81. Buca S'reater. lfl Col
urEsw1od. j.. knocked out NANNY Ma
roles. 1852 New York %, William Piampi.
lt@ Brooklyn. stopped Riiiy smith. lis.
Philadelphia D11.
Fan River Mass - Freddy Cahral i4g.
Cam0r.dges Mass, siopped Buddy Harris,
1f7 Newark ~ t2l Leo Dulmsine.
1875 Worcester Mass, knocked out KID
Wildcat 1856, U. :. Army t2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Connie Mack Jr.
Passes Induction

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II CUP)
Connie Mack Jr. 3l-year-old
son OF the head OF the Philadel-
phia Athletics, will 20 into the
army at the New Cumberland
Pa reception center Jan ;.
Mack. father Of four children.
passed his induction physical ex-
animation here yesterday He is
assistant treasurer OF the Ath-
letlcs.
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4 GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL

a 6UUD PlACt III BUWl-
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NOz'zllie Smith
Leafs Muster
special TO THE DETROIT TIMES

TORONTO. Ont, Dec. 17--So
they never come back, huh ?
Don't try telling that TO Jack
Adams and his Red Wings, the
Toronto Maple Leafs and 1886
glum Toronto fans who saw laugh
ing Normie Smith return to the
National Hockey League after a
five-year lapse.
Spanning the years as if they
were days, performing the spec
tacular, the sensational and often
the impossible, the 35-year-old net
minding veteran was more valiant
tan Horatio as he inspired the
Red Wings to a Al upset.
How good was Smitty? Here's
the tipoff Leafs outshot the
Wings, 81 TO 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Sammy Angott 81
Over Ruffin Tonight

NEW YORK. Dec. Il up
Slammin' Sammy AnEoti the
National Boxing Association :
lightweight champion. is a 81 IA
vorlte 10 spank the ring prob
lem child, young Bobby Ruffln
tonight in their i0-round non-title
bout Al Madison Square Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

territory when Bob Davidson
knocked the puck 10 his stick.
Rugged Harold didn't miss with a
30-footer, his first goal in Is
games.
Davidson atoned for that mis-
cue As seconds later, beating
Smith with an angie shot on
Lorne Cars setup. but that was
the extent of the Leaf luck
against the inspired Normie He
took particular pleasure in rob-
bling slim George Boothman, who
was in on his doorstep four times
and once hit the post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
HILL BREAKS ANKLE

Leafs tossed everything but
Coach Day az the Wings in the
early part Of tho second period
but Smith stymied EN-. Then
some OF the fight went out of the
Toronto team when Mel Hill Suf-
fered a broken ankle Racing for
the Detroit cage on a hreak-away,
Mel fired as he was partially
Knocked Off stride by Jackson. He
crashed into the end boards. feet
first. was removed on a stretcher.
II was accidental, but a stagger-
ing blow 10 the Leafs.
Carl Liscombe got the third solo
goal for the Wings midway
through the second period on a
shot that accumulated Grants
vulnerability Wings played il
coy in the last %. checked Leafs
dizzy. added the clincher at 1885
when Carveth knocked in
Quackenbush setup for his second
goal
Adams was elated at the sue
cess OF his noble experiment. said
he would STICK with the squad"
The loss ended "a four-game win
streak Al home for the Leafs
IN N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
HUG FOR SMITTY

A beautific smile on his face.
Adams beat the Wing players 10
the punch, threw his arms around
the goalie he literally tossed away
five years ago and gave him hug.
Wasn't he terrific ." said
jovial Jack. "He was just what
we needed. He made the differ
ence out there tonight.
Smith, sweating and weary but
wearing a perpetual smile, was
mobbed by his mates, urchins
seeking autographs and a bevy of
photographers. He posed with
Adams. What are YOU sweating
about?" Adams joshed. Normie
sighed. That" be said was a
real evenings work. But / sure
enjoyed il. l really had a lot of
fun.
A flash bulb exploded like a
bombshell. "Migawd," Normie ex-
claimed. breaking the sitting
jump record. 60 easy on my
nerves."
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Niqht Edition Code Key

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Night Edition only the name ~ horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing BETS Of the day
The code key appears each night IN the
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HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
DETROIT 4. Toronto i.
" ToNORROwS GAME
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EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

Caryeth. Jennings Lynn Qpackerruth.
Nakina Smith Toronto. Kennedy. Bootn-
man Hill J. Hamilton. O'Seil. Mclean.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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LAST NIGHTS HTsULT
Indianapolis i, Buffalo J.
Evening star., 1943-03-14

PosIER CoNTEST WINNERS-Winners of the students
cert poster contest shown with posters
Lett TO right kneeng Helen Schaker IT, 4526 Verpanck
place NV Woodrow Wilson High School, prize in senior
high school DIVISION and Patricia Mccullough Kamia
road NV Paul Junior High School, prize the Junior
high school division and standing Robert 15 1885
kamia road NV, Paul Junior High School, second place
Junior division. Star star Photo
Evening star., 1943-03-14
Il. Steven N. Barker
MISSING in North Africa

Second 1t. Steven Middleton
Parker, Is, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Barker, 1918 T street NV,
Is missing in action in North Africa
has parents have been informed by
the War Department.
1t. Barker Joined the Army in
May, 1941. His wife is now living
with her parents at Delmar, N. Y.
Mrs. Barker said her son has been
abroad since June, 1912, and has
been In North Africa since Christ
mas. The family was notified last
Thursday that he was missing.
Two brothers, Robert Barker, %
and Thomas Barker, 20, are first
class seamen. Robert is on duty in
the Atlantic and Thomas in the
Pacific. A sister, Miss Mary Louise
Barker %, works with the Amer
lean Red Cross, and another
brother. Gilbert. is a senior al
Western High School He is pre-
pairing to enter the Naval Air Corps
Reserve after graduation.