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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
BEA I In
I HE G u N

Nv ALVIN MOSES

NEW YORK CAMP Writer'S
Dan Burley, Buster Miller. Joe
Bostic and Alvin Moses have
been campaigning for Bob Doug
las for state boxing commissions
.r during the past four weeks.
For other posts on the commits
sion. readers OF this column
have listened 10 my rave notices
Of Battalion IFire Dept) Chief
Wesley Williams. Harold CLcgsl
jenkins. Nal Frazier and Frank
Forbes An insight on just how
Politics are played in this con-
nection might prove as interest
ing 10 you readers as IL did TO
re So in that hope. We reprint
excerpt OF DAN PARkER's coll
Lmn in the NY. Daily Mirror,
Of Dec. %.
II know III. news Is going TO
spoil Nike Jacobs christmas
but | wish 10 announce I An
NOT GOING TO BIZ BOXING
COMMISSIONER. GoyernOr-Elect
Thomas +. Dewey honored me re-
gently by asking me ii the post
would interest me. After express
Ing our gratitude 10 him for
making the offer. said Il would
not. And there the matter stands.
Years back in dear old Water
hurry. was chairman OF the local
boxing commission"
Parker. a white writer who has
gone far afeld 10 pick on Negro
sport luminaries like Ray sugar
Robinson and others, goes on to
speak OF & e headaches and thank
lossness associated with his first
venture into politics. Our candi-
date. Bob Douglas was my candi-
date. along with Maj Frasier.
when campaigned with Romeo
Dougherty. Bill Gibson Charles
Magll Edgar Gray FLOYD Smell.
son. FA. Young. Cum Posey
Rollo Wilson. ct al. when the
Walker bill was enacted into q
law by the New York State leg.
islature. The recen' appointment
% Miss Cromwell. to the HUNTER
COLLEGE professional STAFF
proves that anything is possible
under the right sort Of pressure
and We do mean. pressure pol
tics"
1925 Morale Builders
Despite the fact that the world
had gone berserk. few remained
calm enough to point the way 10
morale building. In that sacred
grouping. athletes Of all colors
and races stood out like Eddie
Rickenbacker does in a discussion
Of death defyers. In our excite
ment. many accredited writer's.
white and black. have in their II
months resume selected battle
field athletic heroes as the out.
standing performers OF the year
that has faded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

MEMPHIS. Fl amp - Funeral
services were held Wednesday at
The Mississippi Avenue Christian
church over the body Of one OF
the nations best-known surgeons
and physicians. DR.. l.. a. West.
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Duro(her Out
Next Sunday

PITTSBURGH, Sept 30 CUP)
The 1874 status Of Manager
Leo Durocher of the Brooklyn
Dodgers was left in doubt today
by one Of President Branch
Rickey's typical maneuvers.
Hickey announced late yester-
day that DlEocher will be given
his unconditional release as player
manager when the club concludes
its season against Cincinnati Sun
day but that Leo would have an
equal opportunity, along with
other aspirants. 10 negotiate for
the Job as bench manager Of the
Dodgers next year
Hickey said DuroCher also would
he free 10 negotiate for some
other Job in baseball. in radio or
in HOLLYWOOD. The reference IN
radio and Hollywood may have
been directed at the several radio
appearances Leo has made in the
past few months and the fact
that he has many friends among
the film stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Both Near Goal

With one more homer the
Tiger first haSemsn would lie
his best previous home run rec
ord IN the majors IS IN 1897.
With one more trump h,
Trout would reach the ambition
OF every pitcher 20-game
winning season IN the majors.
Dir probably viii have only one
more chance 10 achieve the
against the Senators in
Washington. where the Tigers
VIII end the season Sunday.
There is an angle 10 Yorks
runS-barTed-in record This year
that increases our admiration
for the big chief. As you may
know. York already this year
has driven home over 100 runs.
As far as we know he did this
without a bonus.
You may remember he was 10
have gotten nice, fat bonus
in 1912 had he batted home 100
or more TALES. The best he
could total was something like
90.
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OVernlire Tries to
Keep Tigers i'm Fifth

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 30 -
Frank (Subby) Overmire, the
smallest pitcher in baseball. has
a big iob on his hands today.
Manager Steve O'Neill has select
ed him n pitch the third and
final game against the Athletics.
Ordinarily Al this time Of the
year such an assignment would
he Just another game 10 pitch.
But AZ this particular time the
Tigers are in a bitter battle with
the upSurging ST Louis Browns
for fifth place in the American
Lesgue-and another defeat or
two might shove the BengalS
down 10 sixth
Yesterday the Tigers didn't do
much 10 help their cause. They
divided a double-header with the
Athletics They lost the first
game. 50. but DIZZY Trout came
back 10 win his nineteenth victory
Of the season and Rudy York hit
his Saith home run as tho BengalS
won the second. 81
Trout will try for his twentieth
victory on Sunday against the
Senators. The big right handler
who was selected on the American
League team 10 make the trip
overseas, not only pitched in mag
nIfiCent fashion but also made a
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Rudy Most Fatherly'

With three children. York is
the most fatherly' II The
fathers next 10 O'Neiu The
Tiger skipper has four daugh-
tiers
Anyway S0pve past the so
mark IS not expecting 2 draft
call nor m the immediate fu-
ture ~ east Doe Cramer. Al
t-scf and Hal White each have
two children
Trailing. Wakefield appears
20 have been outdiSt8nced IN his
bid for mo batting champion
ship ~ the American League
With orI, a few games left 70
play Luke Applng appears 10
have The Title put away In cold
storage. II Will he the second
time Luke has won the high
honor.
Buf While be may nor sin
the hitting Title Wakefield Ger
tsinly has cot erred himself with
plenty ~ glory Dicks fight for
the. honor was spectacular for
2 player m ms first year IN the
ma 1orS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Bond Regatta
Cruisers Listed

Comdr Ed Bodkin OF the United
States Coast Guard Reserve re-
ported today that five Detroit
Yacht Club cruisers. all owned by
members Of the reserve. will be
available for Sundays bond drive
regatta.
Purchasers IF bonds will he
taken for rides from Keans De-
trolt Yacht Club harbor dock at
the foot Of Meadowhrook avenue,
starting Al II A. m. Trips also
will be available on Seaplanes and
MaCkinac Race Sailboats. depend
ing on the size Of the bonds pur-
chased
Cruisers named by Bodkin are
1t. r. V. Harty's Shangri-Las. a
54-footer. and a 25-foot racer, En-
sign Chick AuSterherry's 54-foot
Chic-Sal, and Let. AL Beebes AL
bee and Phlhee.
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many as 10 games in a season
il something new for Trout
Trout has had a great year
and his big following Of fans,
including the writer are pull
ing for Dr. 10 win 20 There 5
no harder worker on the De
troit ball club and no one more
deserving Of success,
While on the subject Of the
Tigers. what's the future Of the
men If Steve O'Neill If fathers
are gwen their choice Of going
70 war or into a defense plant?
Well there won't be any
baseball future for the Tigers
or any other Of the majors on
hand the only Tigers we can
think Of who are 1ot fathers are
either headed for service or IN
AZ
Dick Wakefield. the Tigers
lone single man IS of 10 the
navy after the season ends.
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Rowe, Here on
Business, Has
HDdngdest' Cold
Ry BOB MURPHY

J Schoolboy Rowe, coughing
and a-sneezing, on account OF he
has he dangdest cold he ever has
had in his whole life, is in town.
"Schoolie" pitched his last game
of baseball for 1943 with the
Phillies on Tuesday He then
asked permission OF Manager
Freddie Fitzsimmons 10 come on
To Detroit 10 handle some per-
SDnal affairs.
Handling Of these personal af-
fairs centers around close 10
$4,000 of the Schoolboys life saw
ings. He had entrusted friend
with money The friend was sup
posed 10 make payments on
RoweS annuities. Rowe alleges
the friend never got around to
putting the money where II right
fully belonged
FIN not vicious man." said
The Schoolboy But that fell
low ought never 10 do that Tn
me. He could have come tn
me and told me his story. II
he needed money, he would
have had help from me-"
RoWes that kind Of a guy. TOO.
The subject Of his comeback
tkflS year was approached, SCHOOL
lNy won Ii and lost Z for The
HhllheS.D
II felt real good all seaAon."
ne said II just had that old
feeling out there"
Schoolboy isn't figuring on quit.
ting baseball for sometime yet,
Hes going 10 work down In
r hofado, Ark, This winter Edna,
his wife. and the two kids are
there.
Whenever ! do get out ~
hasebalI," concluded Rowe. II
rnay GO In busine~ right here.
Ihis IL where I really have
some fne friends. -
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Wild Throw
Kills Fan

WASHINGTON. Sept. N (INS)
Clarence Stagemyer. 30. Alex
arstria, Va. assistant chief clerk
of the Civil Aeronautics Admin.
iStration. died early today az
the result Of freak accident AZ
last nights double-header be-
tvUeen the Washington Senators
and the Cleveland Indians al Crit
fifth Stadium.
Stagemyer. who WAS sitting IN
The stands behind hrst base. WAS
hit by wild throw 10 hrst by
Terry Robertson. the Senatorl'
third baSeman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

more material AT Cooley than he
had at Northeastern.
Cooleys starting lineup against
BEDFORD tomorrow night probably
will have TinO Barbas and George
Kreagcr at the ends, Harold Vog
Ter and Louis Cicchelli at tackles,
Jack Hudnut and Jerry Brooks,
guards, Jack Cook, center; Capt.
Russ Simpson. quarter: Doug
Simpson and Alton Noble. half
backs. and John Witherspoon,
fullback.
Simpson, Cook and Barbas were
regulars on the 1912 eleven that
won the west side championship.
Three other night games are on
this weeks Metropolitan League
card. DENLY takes on Eastern at
Mack Park at 8 p. m, while
Northwestern meets Southeastern
at Mack Park and l.. of y. High
tangles with Mackenzie AT L. Of
y. Stadium in other contests
under the lights. Western is al
Southwestern AZ Southwestern
Field Friday, in the only after
noon game.
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FIRST GAMT

Totals Is : % "A Totsn ~ IL ~ n
'Bated Or GorsicA In eighth
Rated 1pr Newhouser In ninth
DETROIT 00i 0n0 nin-7
Philadelphia 007 $50 oOH 4
Runs Hoover RadcH0 wheaton stal.
Ter A. Rurpo sksH 2 Rullo Sudsr Er-
rors Rulio z Hoover ? Runs hatted In
staner 2 BurEo. Rullo Higgins skaf,
Flores WanNrld Two -hast hits Whsa.
Ton RurEo. 'Rullo. Wakefield Thres.hass
htt--Staller Home run stansr Double
play--Fl0resnp 70 Kull0 10 sehsrt Left on
on bails--Otr Gentry 2 Gorstcs / Flores
2 Struck ot BY Flores = ~ Gorsica T.
hy Nevhouser Hits or Gentry n in
- innings. nv Gorsics q In ~ innings.
oN NewhouSr In inning. Losing
pitcher-GentEy.
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were happy and proud 10 be
named YORK viii be taking ms
first plane ride Trout has been
Up In The AT before, hut we 90
not remember Il ne has been on
q plane
II was appropriate that word
81 the selection OF the Tigers
came an The day York IN Phil
sdelphia> hlt his 34th home run
and Trout pitched his 10Th VIC
tory Of The season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

hit and stole two bases one Of
thcus home IN the fourth.
Rudy York the other member
NJ the team selected for over
seas. hit his home run in he
eighth with two men on hase. IT
played no part in the triumph.
ONeill'S men put this game in
the victory column in quick
fashion when they hoped on Don
aid BLACK for q so lead In the
first four innings. This made II
easy fbr Trout.
In The first game. the Athletics
SoCked Rufus Gentry for eight
runs in the first five innings and
the Tigers could do nothing with
Jesse FLORES.
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Mel Helm Decides
To Rejoin Giants

NEW YORK, Sept. 30 ms -
Mel Helm. the greatest center in
football history. announced today
ne would end his retirement from
The pro grldiron 10 rejoin the New
York Giants.
After II seasons with the
Giants, during which he played
every game and made eight
straight all-league teams. Helm
quit last year 10 become athletic
director at Union College.
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Still Has Spirit

Thus he didn't get a bonus
Al least We do NOT know that
he ever received one.
We'll. instead Of Sulking. the
veteran Tiger stepped out and
bettered his mark of last year
without a bonus as an incentive.
All Of which seems 10 prove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Sports
York and Trout
Deserve Honor
OF Camp Tour
By LEO MACDONELL

So Rudy York and Paul
DIN Trout VIII be among
The American LesCucis who
viii 70 with p National League
team az aii-StarS 70 play cNhi-
hitlon games for the American
troops IN the Pacific thester Of
Wsr
Swell Both Tigers deserve
the honor. And Il - a deep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

honor indeed
Tor h0rh 70
D., able 10
he 1p enter
tain the gal
ia nj b O. y &
hEhfInE al
the front
Prom Phil
a d alph-La
ca m . word
from y or X
and Trout
I hat tn o y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Reds Buy Mudhen

CINCINNATI. Sept. 30 GNS)
The purchase Of Tony Cirscola,
outfielder, by the Cincinnati Reds
from Toledo Of the American
Baseball Association was an
nounced today Cirscola will re-
port 10 the Reds next spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
jerks OPTIMISTIC

Charley jerks. for the last 10
years coach AT Northeastern High,
replaced Herb Smith al Cooley
this fall and is frankly optimistic
over the Cardinals prospects this
season. Jerks has considerably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

pro athletes
do not lose
I h cir COM
petItive Spir-
il when they
forSake their
2 m = teur
standing
While home
run hitting
may he old
stuff TO York
the win
ing Of as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
M Fans Sense Drama in Game

ANN ARBoR, Sept SoThe Michigan Northwestern clash at
student
Signs beginning appear urging students
Friday afternoon. follow station I
last time this happened last
left
This seems significant The Wildcat battle will Michigan's
first besides
Len The fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Cards Buy Center

CHICAGO sept 80 '0CPl- The
CkHsEo Cardinals oda y an
nouced the purchase ~ Vaughn
SteWsrt. former Alabama center
N sirsiC ht cash transaction
s:h the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Bruce Hamilton
Stars for Central
BY JAKE BERSON

Central High uncovered back
field threat in speedy Bruce Ham
ilton As the West Side eleven beat
Pershihg yesterday afternoon at
Roosevelt Field, go. in the first
Metropolitan League ( o OF b a /
game Of the season. II was a nom
league contest.
Hamil,ons running and passing
not only brought Central IT'S
touchdown. but he kept the
Doughboys off stride most Of the
afternoon. Defensively, the Cen
trail halfback. by tackle from
safety position. checked Perish
ings most serious bid TO score.
PASSES TO SCORE
Central scored early in the Sec
ond quarter after stopping a
PerShlns drive on the 35-yard line.
Starting from there Central
moved all the way to the Pershing
Il, from where Hamilton passed
TO AL TintenfiSh over the goal line
for touchdown.
Late in the fourth quarter,
Johnny kobisa. Pershing'S chief
ground-gainer Of the day. broke
loose and headed for the Central
goal line with only Hamilton in
the way. The latter, however.
hauled him down after a 30-yard
gain. ending the Doughboys last
chance.
Central. mostly on Hasnlton's
passes. spent most Of the after
noon in PerShing territory.
Cooley High. the power on the
West Side for the last 10 years,
appear certain 10 be up there
again this season The Cardinals
open their season tomorrow night
against their old neighborhood
rival BEDFORD, Al L. Of y. Sta
dunn. A large crowd is expected
10 see the teams clash in a non
league affair.
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MET KELSEY

Abe Mannheim was the one that
introduced Briggs and Navin to
John Kelsey. When Nsvin had an
opportunity 10 buy the complete
ownership Of the Tigers. he took
Kelsey and Briggs in with him.
But as long as Navin lived. he
was the one who ran the club.
Baseball players and executives
as we'll AS fans always were
friends and customers Of Man
helm. Frank and Tom Navin.
William YawkeN. uncle Of the Red
SoN owner, Hughle Jennings, Ty
Cobb and all the rest were his
friends.
He always handled Tiger tick
cts for Navin and although many
thousands OF dollars passed
through his hands every season.
Navin never asked him 10 put
up a bond. Abe's word was good
enough for Navin.
Funeral services will he held In
the chapel Of Temple Bethel to-
morrow at > p. m Mr.. Mannheim
is survived by his widow, BESSIE.
one son. Jerome. two grand
daughters and three sisters.
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Major Ieague
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 10 Philadelphia 81.
Chicago 40 New York ~
81 Louis "a, Boston "a thrst game
70 inninRs)
washington a. Cleveland "a.
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT a. Philadelphia.
81 Louis A. Boston t2l.
Chicago a. New York
Cleveland A. Washington, night
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Close Metro Pin
Race on Tonight
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE

TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Palmer Park vs Koppit1, ALLEYS II II
Standard vs.. Progressive 40. Martin
vs. Krsieuke IS Rainbow vs. Botle "a
WEIGH W Farr's SIS Plymouth Machine
Va Chens Tromhly Ia A. olympic Rec
reaton 37t5 National al Grand River
80 , m.
With only six games separating
the top and bottom clubs, the
Metropolitan Classic Rowling
League race becomes better each
week Top Of the card tonight Al
Olympic Recreation is the Kop-
pitt and Palmer Park bracket.
Palmer Park must sweep 10
gain the lead Two will put them
in position where the vault 10
first viii be easy # Jack Gard
ner'S leaders falter later. Rain
bow defending champion and
again contender. should improve
It's place at the expense Of Bolle
five.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
Yesterdays RESULTS
Brooklyn ~, Pittsburgh T.
81 Louis 3 Boston 2
Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia q
New York 3 Chicago 3 90 innings
TODAY'S GAMES
New York A. 81 Louis nlEht.
Brooklyn A. Cincinnati.
Boston Al Chicago
Onlv games scheduled
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W. rs Better.
Cuts Realize
STOPPER

Hold everything. Tobin Of
Central abruptly halts the
flight Of Kabisa Of Pershing
with this effective tackle in
the opening Metro prep game
Of the season yesterday at
Central.
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SECOND GAYE
NHRnA.E ma. 4,

Totals 20 ~ e ~ Totals 20 a IL -
DETROIT 020 400 900
phiiadsphia 00o nO0 100
Runs Cramet. H0ovsr Waksnsd York
Q Higgins z Oailsv Trotr Burro Error
wagner Runs batted in Richards 2.
Cramer Wagner. Wakefield YORK z.
Two-base hUs Richards wakefield, Hjr.
gins Three base hit Burgo Home run
York Stolen iases Cramer Trout 2
Sacrifice Hoover Double plays-Plack -
Suder IN Siebert Suder m Rullo ~ siehsrt.
LETT on bases Detroit 2, phHAdslphia q
Bases on halls or Rlack OF Schsif /.
oN Trout ? StHick out ~ Plack / ~
Trout 4 nv Schdb ?. Hrs-Off RlAek q
m innings orr schsih IN s inrirrs
Umpires Rommel Fpgras and Rsrrv
Time 40 AtteTsance i.7Ss
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HURT HIS KNEE

That campaign had resulted in
a knee injury and an operation
which made Goodfellow' appear
ances on the ice infreQuent
For the past two seasons he
had done some pinch hitting
and last season fans saw him on
the ice in II games. in which he
scored five points.
Goodfellows plans 10 appear AT
Olympia received n setback last
night, however, when Fred A.
Huber Jr., Olympia publicity man,
told the press
"Ehbie's war work interfered
with his coaching last season so
that on several occasions he was
unable 10 take charge Of prAc-
tice when Manager Adams was
away. We have not heard any
thing from him; understand he
IA working in war plant and
under the circumstances he IL
not figuring In our plans"
Informed Of Hubers statement.
Goodfellow said,
81 don't know why should
have 10 get In touch with
Olympia 10 let them know I am
available. They contacted me
for the last Is seasons. am
ready To coach, play or take
over any other duties the club
may assign me-"
Goodfellow is now a tool and
die salesman for the r. NJ. Wright
Co. with headquarters in Royal
Oak He and Mrs GOodfelloW and
their two children live in Fern
dale During last season no vas
employed as a steel salesman for
+. L. Jacobs co.
81 had = job from which
could have received n leave Of
absence at the very beginning 81
the hockey season" said Good
fellow But n wasn't considered
necessary. am still ready 10
work with the Wings"
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sBMm.S Rush.
Edible Says
Accuses Adams
of @ citing Rid
Of Wing Veteran
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

cit looks like Jack Adams IL
trying to get RID Of me-" said
Coach Edible Goodfellow OF the
Detroit Red Wings today,
perhaps that Is the way II
will work out. But ] am going
TO consider myself Red Wing
until Adams or MIR. Norris tells
me l am through"
The greatest defenseman in De-
troit hockey history expressed
at the announcement
from Olympia last night that he
was not being considered in the
world hockey champions plans
for this season.
Goodfellow said that for the
first time in Is years he had not
received a notice Of the opening
but nevertheless had
planned 30 appear At the first
workout next Tuesday night.
He had expected 10 continue as
playing coach. the position Adams
and owner Norris gave him after
he wound up the 1939-40 season
with the DR.. David Hart trophy.
the leagues most valuable player
award
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ADDED BURDEN

Graham. Coach Waldorf re-
Vealed will have additional dit
ties Saturday, With Quarterback
Lynne McNutt on the bench be-
cause of injuries, Otto Will call
signals from his left halfback po-
sition. Jerry Carrie, a Minnesota
back last season, will start at
quarterback
Don Buffmire. holdover from
last season. is slated to replace
Freshman Vic Schwall AZ fullback
in the starting lineup, but the
latter will see plenty Of action
Herman Frlckey al right half
viii complete the baCkfield which
takes the field at kickoff time.
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Graham. TO 6 all
Signals, Pitch
for Nwes stern

EVANSTON sept 80 Lynn
genial coach of North
Wildcats, doesn't see
why Fritz CuSlcr Of Michigan
Try 10 outSlng HIM in rem
derlng the Don't Sec How ! Can
Win blues as q prelude TO their
meeting here Saturday
Waldorf read with a great deal
OF interest stories emanatlng from
Ann Arbor in which much gloom
was cast over Wolverine chances.
Very interesting" comment
I'd Waldorf between puffS on
his pipe. at almost makes me
cry. too.
Unfortunately, our scouts
have reported this Michigan
team IL much better than the
one which heat us last year.
Our line. except for the ends, II
almost the same as the one
which Michigan pushed around
40 badly a year ago.
EVEN TOUGHER
Michigan, you may remem-
her, scored Ave touChdowns
against us. And they didn't
have Daley or Hirsch. either.
Last week we didn't get
very far trying TO gain through
the Indiana line. which was
plenty tough In spite OF It's In
experience, What do YOU sup--
pose will happen this Saturday
when we run into such stars as
Bob Hanzlik, Merv Pregulman.
Fred Negus. Rudy SmeIs and
others who have had loads OF
conference competition ?"
Some $4,000 customers - ca
pacity for Dyche Stadium-are
expected 10 be in the stands 10
see the answer unfold itself.
Indications are Waldorf will
place most of his dependence on
Otto Graham, who certainly
should achieve al1-AmeriCa status
this season. Michigan has good
cause TO remember Graham $
passing ability.