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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Mrs. COy'S COG PAGES
Vernon '.5' Into Tie
By HAROLD KAHL

fashioned 206-216-23l for 653 in
the Rainbow 900
Bert Kcndy tumbled 25S in
the Rouge House I'd Berlin
the same in the DENLY Senior
Bill Austin finished with
$50 for 639 and TWO new highs in
the Ford Transportation E.
"Ar Lippy's pa and CAS- and Bar
ney BohrS 205 featured in the
Ford Office Henry JaniCki's
PAS. his teams 969 and 2666 ac-
counted for three second highs in
the Cadillac $50 Ruth Swan
sons 202 was tops in the State
Fair Ladies.
Other league highs ed"
Wilkes 246 in the Palace
Schocnhcrr House Joe"
Gleichs 63S in the Crest House
steve Morris 246 in the
Argyle S25 Angelina Puj-
dowSki's ITO in the Garfield
Ladies Steve Charneys 235
in the Fort-Delray al
Jurosk's 63S in the Intermediate
and Stanley Lcnik'S 225 in the
Junior at Altoona Dick
Watson's 233 in the Argyle $50
HeSsel Miller's 220 in the
Riley Stokcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Jack Bu(kIer Joins
Army COACHING Staff

WEST POINT. y. Y. oct. u
GNS)-Capt. Jack Texas Buck
Ter. former Army backfeld star.
today had Joined 1t. Col. Earl
Blaik'S coaching staff as the I'M
defeated Cadets prepared for
Saturdays game with unbeaten
Pennsylvania at Franklin Field.
Ed Kenna Of Jackson. Miss.
called the Arny'S best back since
the late Red eagle apparently was
fully recovered from a knee in
jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Hopes Leaves Yale
For Marine Base

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. '27
GNS)~-The Yale squad was 70
hold a threc-hour practice session
today in preparation for It's con-
test next Saturday with Dart
mouth, minus seven members who
departed YESTERDAY for the Paris
Island marine training base They
are Capt Tim Hopes. Gordon
Walker. Enrico Cipilaro. Dolph
Schwenk, Frank Mahoney, Bill
Hess and John Morton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

Paced by Capt. Edwardina
Coys COS. a new second high sea-
son series, Vernors today was
back in tie with Edith Schultz
Rainbow Recreation and Selma
Myers Kinney for first place in
the Detroit Womens Travelling
bowling league
In sweeping four points from
Red Mill the Nernor's also shot a
new second high series, 2689, but
il won't 60 down in the records
inasmuch as the team whipped
out 2704 earlier this season. Aid
ing Mrs. Coy were Vickie Fayad
with 537. Clara Wilson's triplcate
of 174s for SD, Connie Powers
514 and Hulda Otten's $40.
Helen Mack'S SAB stood out as
Rainbow Rec. took three points
from RENO. while Selma Myers
was high with SD nj Kinney's
three pointer over Precision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Prep Harriers Race
In Finals Today

Cooley, Southeastern and Red
ford viii be the chief contenderS
for the Metropolitan League prep
crosS-country championship when
the finals are run today at Palmer
Park.
Cooley captured the west side
crown and Southeastern led the
east side Contenders IN league
meets last week, BEDFORD. whose
individual runners placed first
second and third on the west side
is given a good chance of winning
the title.
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Hutson Uses Paint

Don Hutson. Green Bays
great pass snatcher, like a base
ball player, smears face polish
under his eyes 10 soften the
glare of the sun Green Bay
Packers derived their name
from a meat packing plant in
that city during World War
No. ] . jim Thrope was the
first president of the National
Football League.
In 1925. Ernie Nevers got
SIS 600 for playing two foot
ball games in Jacksonville, Fla.
Tommy Hughitt. who ref
creed in the Lions VS.. Packers
game at Briggs Stadium Sun
day. once played pro football
in Detroit he now lives
IN Buffalo Charley Bid
well. owner of the Cardinals,
was once secretary Of the Bears
Gus Dorais and knute
Rockne, were teammates with
the Massillon co. Tigers IN
1918.
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would seem he Is not much In
terested."
In the meantime. coach Dorais
admitted being more interested IN
faShioning a defense to stop Sid
Luckman'S passes. The Lions Will
battle Luckman and the Bears in
Chicago Sunday.
In five games Luckman has
tossed no less than II touchdown
passes, which explains in a large
measure why the famous Bears
are leading the western division
of the National Football League
with four victories and no defeats.
They were tied once--that time
by Green Bay.
Luckman completed Is out Of
"a aerials for go yards. two go
ing for touchdownS, in the Bears
victory over the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, 1921. last Sunday.
The Lions Will invade Chicago
determined to reverse the decision
the Bears achieved over them,
27-21, at Briggs Stadium earlier
in the schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Giant From Alma

Bob Horncack. an A I'm n
tackle. stands s feet 4 inches
and weighs 30 pounds =.
Mule Haas Is slated 10 handle
the new White Sox farm sys-
tom Creighton Miller's
nickname is Cotton =. Larry
Woodall and Tony Lupien OF
the Red SoX arc working in a
Boston war plant.
A reader points out that in
the recent World Series. the
Cardinals made more errors
than runs and wants 70 know
Il tins ever happened before
II has In 1904 Con-
ME Nack'S Athletics made nine
errors IN FIVE games against the
Giants and scored only three
runs ~. The runs all came in
one game, the second.
a Boston radio announcer
caused a laugh when he said:
THE war has done remark
able things 10 Boston College
football when they have 10 use
FitZgeralds, McCarthys n d
Sheas."
Vic FinosF kicking specialist
az the Nsvy4football team. puts
p quarter on the spot where tho
ball is 10 be held After
the kick. he doesn't even look
I'D 70 see the flight Of the ball,
but picks up his quarter and
trots of the field =. he's A
sub back and Navy got hum
from Brown University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
May Cut Short
Visit for Last
College Try
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. 81
There is a possibility Bill Daley.
Michigan fullback, will play
against the Illini Saturday.
Daley, from his home in st.
Cloud, Mimi, where he went after
last Saturdays Minnesota-Michi-
gan game, says he may cut short
his visit.
He has orders TO report to
Marine base in the East Tuesday.
Previously il was reported he
had played his last game for the
duration against Minnesota. He
says he'll decide definitely to-
morrow.
Coach Ray Eliot is sending his
proteges through lengthy work.
outs again today employing a va
ration Of the Information getting
ready for Michigan.
Eliots T worked favorably
against Purdue, Wisconsin and
Pittsburgh.
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Duro(her 10 Keep
Dresser, Corriden

NEW YORK, Oct. q CUP)-
Coaches Charles Chuck Dresser
and Rcd Corridor of the Brook
lyn Dodgers. will be with the club
during the 1914 season. Manager
Leo Durochcr confirmed today
DurocheT. whose status with the
Dodgers was speculative until
President Branch Hickey an
nounccd Monday that he would
guide the team during 1914, said
ne was we'll pleased with Dresser
and Corridor and had decided TO
retain lhcm.
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ChdIkY Wright Stops
SpdtorO in Second

NEW YORK. oct. - ms
Chalky Wright, former feather
weight worlds champion. had an
other victory 10 his credit today
following his technical Knockout
Of Patsy Spatoro. The end came
az 2,l6 OF the second round OF a
scheduled cight-round bout.
Referee Jack O'Sulivan stopped
the fight after Wright del ~red
a terrific right which inflicted a
deep cash on the side Of Spatoro's
head.
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Semipros Open Night
Grid Season Here

With two weeks practice since
their POO victory at Bay City, the
Detroit Semipros play their first
home game of the season against
Birchurst Recreation team tomor-
row night at Mack Park.
lakewood Bluejackets, winners
of the Night League title last year
and now a 155-pound team, will
meet the newly organized Wolves,
an east side aggregation, at Z pm.
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Date Set for First
Challenge Match

NEW YORK, oct. 81 CUP)-
The first Of five challenge matches
between Byron Nelson. Masters
champion, and Harold Jug Nc
winner Of this years
$4,000 Tam oShanter tourna-
ment, will be an 1S-hole round at
Pnehurst, y. c.. Nov. 6. Fred
Corcoran. tournament chairman
of the PEA, announced today.
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Angott Picked
Over SIugger
Times Photo

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 27 dNS)
-Californias first lightweight
title fight since 1914 VIII be held
tonight when Luther (Slugger)
White, Baltimore Negro, viii at
tempt TO wrcSt the worlds 1885,
pound championship FROM Sammy
Angott OF Louisville.
Angott. who viii get $4,000 for
the scheduled l5-round bout, was
Il I To 2 favurrtc-
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Ely CASTING at "

A new Bait and Fly Casting
Club is being formed az the
Fisher branch YMCA, w. Grand
Blvd al Grand River. The club
will meet every Wednesday night
at s p. m. and the program will
consist Of fly tying instruction
and instruction in care and repair
of rods, reels and equipment.
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TWO HLINI LEAVE

CHAMPAIGN. IL. oct IT
GNS) Two more Of Illinois
vanishing football players disap-
peared from the campus today in
the face of The invasion by She
Michigan powerhouse Saturday.
Right halfback Clancy Tohn and
right end Abbie Widner. both
starters against Pittsburgh. were
requested TO drop football be-
cause Of low grades in their VIZ
naval studies.
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WILDCATS TO LOSE EIGHT

EVANSTON. Ill. oct. 81 U-P)
Eight members OF Northwest
ern UnlverSltY's football team to-
day were notified they would be
transferred 10 advanced navy and
marine training bases Nov. !.
The players who viii partici-
pate in Their final game Saturday
against Minnesota are.
Don Buffmire. Herman Frickey-
bud Kean and Bill Deoduic. q,
backfleld men. and iineman JN
Darlington, Ray Vincent. John
Bicanlch and I'd Nyden.
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Heffche
Renamed
Ring Gar

LANSING, Oct. 27-John ].
Hettche. Detroit sportsman and
automobile dealer, was reap
pointed state boxing commissioner
today by Gov. Kelly.
His new term will expire June
10, 1947.
Gov. Kelly indicated nc will
name two new members TO the
boxing commission this week. One
vacancy now exists and the term
of Fred r. Harris of Detroit eX-
pired in June. The term of j. c.
Miller of Grand Rapids expires
June -, 1945, and that OF p.
Fisher of Detroit. June -, 1916.
With announcement of Hettche's
as chairman of the
Michigan state boxing commission
came word he planned changes in
his organization.
Hettche, however was unavail-
able for a statement.
mere nave been rumOrS That
Ed tDoc) Casey. secretary Of the
commission and the chairman S
right hand man. was considering
an offer as head of a newly Gre
ated physical department. al De-
troit war plant.
Hettche first became commits
sioner in February, 1899, succeed
ing the late Frank MacDonell He
was appointed by the late Frank
Fitzgerald He later was renamed
by Gov Van Wagner.
Always an ardent fight fan,
Hettche was prominent in bring
ing the Joe Louis and Bob Pastor
worlds heavyweight champion
ship match and other big bouts TO
Detroit.
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Continued on Page pa
HurIer Chubby Dean
Induced, Says Tribe

CLEVELAND. Oct. q up
Officials Of the Cleveland Indians
revealed today tn at LoVill
tChubby) Dean, southpaw pitcher,
had been INDICTED into the army
oct 20 at Mount Airy, n. c.
Dean. married but chlldleSs, was
the third Indian player TO enter
the service since the close Of the
1913 season Outfieldcrs Gene
and Hank Edwards an
swered the call earlier this month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

and South Pacific .. Bud a
radio operator aboard a de-
stroycr, rad a lot 10 tell has
dad.
Eddie Shore, who viii be al
soon. saws he could don skates
tomorrow and earn a regular
lob in the National Hockey
League One year ago,
Connie Mack predicted the
1913 major league baseball
races would start and finish
which makes the grand
old Philadelphiaian an out
standing prophet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

Herb Helm, Northwestern's
regular end. played with
Billings tMont.) softball team
in the national tournament in
Detroit two years ago 1t
is said Bill Terry is all set TO
60 10 the Cubs AS manager
and has put his Memphis home
on the market at an asking
price Of S125. 900 If Joe
Gordon doesn't return, George
Surnweiss Will play second base
for the Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

MADISON. Wis. oct. p INS)
The dark clouds that lowered
over the Wisconsin campus al
season showed a silver lining to-
day when five players from the
strong De Paw SQUAD were
transferred 20 the Badger school
for navy training and may be
available for Saturdays game at
with undefeated Purdue.
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McGRAw HITS $50

HERE AND THERE-Jim Nc
Graw. 164-average man on the
Glenn d. Barton team. fired 221-
232-210 for 669 and a new record
in the West Side Builders Supply
loop Leo NiSula tipped Do
245 in 654 \and Herman Ruppel
246 as the House set two new
marks, 1865 and 1852 in the
Orient Senior /. Jennie Ur-
bani's ia was best single in the
Varsity Ladies.
Joe" Karbowski surprised with
234-214-211 for csc in the Fire
Dept. Unit 2 Fred Altese
pounded out 212-25S-205 for 675
and Evert Hcnning 276 in the
East Warren House Jim
GliddenS 216 and 609 are now
standards in the Chrysler Tank
Arsenal Tom Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
U. of Mexico Meets EIiers

MEXICO CITY. oct. IS GNS)
The University OF Mexico foot
bah squad. IS strong. left today
by bus for San Antonio, Tex, 10
meet a team Of Randolph Field
ficrs on Saturday IN the first IN
tcrnational game OF the year.
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Hey, Butch, Look!
This One Paid 1910 |

SAN MATEO. Cal, Oct. 81
CUP)-Invesugation, a 100 To !
shot, ridden by George Adkins, a
former turrct gunner on Flying
Fortress, won the second race at
Bay Meadows yesterday paying
$500 go new record for the
tract
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BERTELLI vs.. HAMBERG

SOUTH BEND. ind, oct II
I INS)-The Fighting Irish OF
Notre Dame were excited today
about making the Naval Academy
game at Cleveland Saturday a
grand farewell for their wizard
quarterback, Angelo Bertell. who
reports 10 PARIS Island for adj
Vanced marine training The game
was expected TO develop into
passing duel between Berteili and
Hal Hambcrg.
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PURDUE LOSES IT'S ACES

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 27
INS) Mine VIZ trainees on the
indicated Purdue squad, incmd-
ing Tony Butkovich. the nations
leading ground gamer on run
ming plays, and Alex Agase and
John Gems. line stalwarts, will
end football competition in their
game against Wisconsin Saturday,
II was announced today.
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BUCKEYES IN BAD SHAPE

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 27 QNS
With almost half of their squad
on the hospital list, the Ohio
State Buckeyes speeded up their
drills today in an effort 10 repel
me Indiana invasion Saturday.
Most OF the Buckeye regulars,
however. we're expected 10 get
INTO action against the HooSiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
BiefzeI Dye Commodore

Floyd Bictzel succeeds Art
Summarize As the commodore NJ
The Detroit Yacht Glib following
the clubs annual meeting. F'reX
Memo ii and Leo Rohh are the
vice commander and rear commo-
dore respectively r. IT AmeH'
and John Psnkow arr new mem
bers of the directorate.
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T-TeaHRlS
Picked i'm
Big Games
BY JACK CUDDY
I nitsd Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK. Oct. 27- Notre
Dame and Army favorites in Sat
urdays big games at Clevland and
Philadelphia. operate from the
widely publcized "T' formations;
whereas undcrdogs Navy and
Pennsylvania use the single wing,
We wonder what the betting
would be If merely the formations
were reversed.
During INFORM a ! mancuVers
among tho hloods al TOotS Shor $
last night a few wagcrS were
made with Notre Dame backed
Al 9-5 over Navy and Army sup
ported at rs over Pennsylvania.
These arc not the official prices;
they viii come up late today from
Wall Street. However. the in
formal dickers disclosed the trend
FIVE STRAIGHT
Notre Dame, using the "T' last
season lost 10 Georgia Tech and
Michigan and was tied by Wis
conSin and Great Lakes. This
season the Irish have won five
straight. rolling up accounting
machine scores against all OPP
poncnts, including their 55-13
rout of Georgia Tech and their
35-12 triumph over supposedly
mighty Michigan.
Frank Leahy's lads clicked off
22S points against the opposition $
25-fgures that indicate a truly
great team. Notre Dame anal
lists say that Angelo Bertelli's
mastery of the "T' this season
has been a major factor in the
-teFaf4fs -bfe Improvement.
They say he was unable TO
function properly last season, OPP
Grating Immediately behind the
center; accordingly Leahy modi-
fed the formation and shifted
Bertelli far back Of the center.
from which position he operates
faWlessly.
ct" WORKED
Army using notifications of
the Warner system, last season
lost to Pennsylvania, Notre Dame
and Navy. Coach Rcd Blaik,
seeking greater scoring punch.
installed the II" al West Point
fer 1913. Using the IT. this sea-
son. the Soldiers also have won
five straight. rolling up 2l1 points
against only z for the opposition
Their most impressive victory
was APO over Colgate.
Each of the single-wing under
dogs, Navy and Pennsylvania, has
won FIVE straight also; although
they have not been as impressive
as their Saturday opponents. Navy
scored 1873 points against 40. Two
Navy victories were tight Squeezes
against Duke and Penn State;
ana the Middies came from behind
to down Georgia Tech. 2S-14, the,
team Notre Dame had crushed,
55-13. Pennsylvania has regis
tered 202 points against IS; but
apparently the Quakers held back
against Columbia, 800, last week
because Of close the gates of =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
SCORER, TOO

Tho bury Egan not only adj
ministers rock crushing body
checks on the defense, but the
25-year-old 190-pounder from
Blackie, Alta, can trouble the
goalies.
VIXEN he finally slips into a
.Red Wing uniform, Detroit Off
Gals viii be cashing on the gamble
they took by pushing IN the top
bid for Egan despite his uncertain
army status when the Brooklyn
Americans went on the block last
fall.
Now busy signing Red Wings,
Adams today also hopes TO send
on 10 indianapolis six more play
ers 10 add 10 the 10 which arrived
there yesterday.
Contracts are expected TO 60 TO
defenseman Vic Olinski and for
wards Elmer Lee and Woody De
Gray. while Nakina and Winky
Smith. after taking an extra day
10 settle their families, also are
due 10 depart.
Adams is awaiting word from
defenSeman Bob Stoddart NJ. O..
veteran from Chatham, who has
already signed but must obtain
leave of absence from the
Chatham waterworks.
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Too Many Bumps

George Zaharias was rejected
for service because Of high
blood pressure. overweight and
''having too many bumps from
wrestling :. Great Lakes
baseball squad earned S24 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

{ n c b O y
Joined the
navy three
years ago..
Young Bud
a veteran Of
the war AZ
10 was bow
legged with
cam palCn
ribbons rep
rcScntInC ac-
ton in both
the Atlantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

for the well
fare and ath-
letic fund
during { h @
season closed
recently Z.
Curly L a M
b q a u, head
man, OF the
r a c k e T s,
once coached
SLEEPY Jim
Crowley at a
Gree Bay
high school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Adams Bubbles
As Egdn Returns
To Red Wings
By LEWIS II. WALTER

While the Detroit Red Wings
are carrying the world hockey
championship banner Manager
Jack Adams isn't picking them
first in tho National Hockey
League championship race which
they open here Sunday against
the Ncw York Rangers.
Give uS Pat Egan and per
haps Kenny kilrea and Connie
Brown Ia strengthen us and
might risk saving well he sec
ond OF third, said Adams today
Wen he close. hut I'd he
foolish To say we're logical
first place club right now"
You can't blame Adams for not
punkinc for his team as Stanley
Cup rcpcatcrs, even If they did
win FIVE straight exhibition con-
tests
With nine veterans missing
from the team that won the cup,
us going TO be a little different
running up against BoSton's vet
Gran defense and the Bill Cowlcy,
Herb Cam Art Jackson line Not
TO mention the Hawks. already
Dragging about their forward
line of Doug Bentley, Bill Thoms
and Bill MoSienko.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
DE LUXE FAVORED
STANDING

Riding high with a three-game
lead Louis BurrS De Luxe D.,
defending champion, intends 10 in
crease that margin when il faces
Jerry McCarthy's Five in the
Michigan Major Classic az the
Crest Lanes tonight
Satisfied it can take care Of
the Mccarthy crew, De Luxe is
looking forward to Herman Ben
CELLS Pepsi-Cola surprising Cy
Goralczyk's Sackmans. p ep /
Cola, runner-up for the crown last
season, is safely nestled in last
place, but is due TO get going
soon. The schedule:
standard vs. Olympic Recreation alleys
Ia Detroit sales vs. r. y Co'ter. 3-fs
sackman's VS.. Pepsi Cola. Sc. Auto Club
vs. Murdoch rs. Young vs. S. s..
$50 Kraetke vs. Palmer Park. Hip;
Jerry Mccarthy ". De Luxe -, 1915
Bone VS. Ramona Recreation. l5-l6.
Matches AZ crest Lanes. Q p. m.
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SpOr
Ballard S Son.
Vet at lq, Back
After Three Years
By LEO MACDONElL

DR.. Charles J. Ballard Rcd
Wings dentist, is candidate
for .'most-surprised-man-of-the-
month honorS 49,. The doctor
hreezcd into his Office the other
day and there found his son,
Bud whom nc hadn't seen since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
SnRukler Out of Army.
May Join Lions
By LEO MACDONELL

The possibility that Dave Smuk-
Ter may ioin the Lions loomed to-
day with word that the former
Temple University All-America
back has been discharged from the
army because of a physical all
mont.
Bought from the Philadelphia
Eagles in 1910, the first year Fred
Mandel owned the club Smukler
Is the property Of Detroit. Pro-
vidcd with railroad transportation,
Smukler was TO have joined the
Lions. but instead the eX-Temple
star joined the army. For time
ne was understood to have been
stationed in Iceland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
OPTIMISTIC NEWS

From every team except the
Rangers are coming optimistic
bulletins.
Toronto is cheering a club cap
tanned by Bob Davidson which has
five veterans and the usual crop
OF prize rockies OF major league
stature.
Montreal's Canadiens. paced by
Elmer Lach, Toe Blake and Murph
Chamberlain, are already so cocky
that Montreal papers are scream
INC about oVerconfidence.
However. Adams was willing 10
predict a week ago his club would
he as good as any Of them and
his prospects have certainly
frightened today with apparently
definite word from Montreal that
his S15.500 beauty, defenSeman
kcan, is TO be given an honorable
discharge from the Canadian
Army.
The announcement was made in
Montreal papers yesterday after
it had reached the rumor stage
in Detroit.