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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
. So, at Olympia
Bruins Two Up
On CdnddienS
Photo by Times stan PhotoSs. phsr

BOSTON. March 24-UP)-
Boston 5 Bruins were two up in
the y series Of the Stanley Cup
PlayoffS after STAYING of a late
challenge Of the Montreal Cana
dicnS 10 win 5-3 last night.
The CanadIcnS we're trailing 4
10 o in the final period and then
made a valiant but unsuccessful
effort TO draw even. They scored
three times in one minute and II
seconds but Art JackSon'S solo
ScWed up the game for Boston.
Don GallinGcr opened the Scor-
ing for the Bruins in the second
period Then rookie Alb Demarco
and jackson added TALES before
the period closed In the third
period. Herb Cain drove a short
shot past Goalie Paul Blbeault
after the seventh minute, making
the score 40 The CanadlcnS man
aged 10 check the Bruins then and
started its fruitlcsS three-Goal
drive, with GOrdle Drillon scoring
twice and Toe Blake once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Wings Buck Odds
Averages Even Things VI for Two Previous Long
PIayoH Games Won by Detroit
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

The averages have a way OF
catching up with the best OF them.
just as they finally did with the
Red Wings
Last nights game, which To-
'ronto won. 3D.. after 70 minutes
and Is seconds of overtime. was
the third marathon playoff bat
tie Detroit teams have particl-
.patcd in.
The other two were victories for
the Red Wings in the years they
won the Stanley Cup.
The first was in the opening
game of the 1935-36 playoffs
against the Maroons al Montreal.
That one went ll6 minutes and 30
seconds overtime, record which
still stands. before Mud Bruno
teau broke il up.
The following year the Wings
beat the CanadicnS IN Montreal in
the deciding game Of the opening
series after 81 minutes and AZ
seconds of overtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Pauline Betz
Faces N. Y. Girl.

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass March
- CUP) National champion
Pauline Betz plays national girls
indoor champion Lillian Lopaus of
New York and Katherine Winthrop
OF Hamilton Mass. faces Nancy
Corbctt of Rollins College today
in the Scm.tinals Of the national
indoor tennis championships.
Miss Bet. the 1911 champion
gained The pcnultlmate round AT
'LonEwood Cricket Club yesterday
with O.. 81 WIN over Mrs
Philip Theopold Of Dcdham. Mis-,
Lopaus conquered Constance Cliff.
ton. Rollins College. 6-3. 81. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
rs a New Rule

The rule under which Leo
DIrocher was rejected by the
army medical examiners has
been IN effect only since Janu-
an % Before that the pune
tuIcd ear drum which barred the
Dodger manager had been ac-
cepiabie Tho rule in section
3 ~ Mobilization Regulations
issued nv the war department
under Tho suhhead 81 Ears "
reads Unacceptable Defects
such as 49,. tcl porforatlon Of
The membrane tympan.' 49,. IT.
js concise. clear ard cannot bc
waived
Charley Grimm manager ~
tho Milwaukee Brewers, who
Goes p rigfuus i1pcrsonsfion Of
Herr SchlkelCfubcr played p
week in a Milwaukee, vaudeville
ttkPtcv recently. N
Whey do tMrgs in Milwaukee
now Bill Veeck. gencial mana
Ger ~ The Brewers is going 70
introduce M orninP baseball
games for the benefit Of night
sniff war workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Ronnie Williams
Trails With g

PINEHURST, y c.. March -
CUP Bobby Cruickshank. as
.ycar-old Richmond, Va, profess
sional. with a one-Stroke lead to-
day as a field of 33 amateurs and
veteran professionals started the
second round of the 41St annual
north-south open golf champion
ship.
Joe Kirkwood, the veteran trick
shot artist from the Huntingdon
Valley Country Club Philadelphia
followed one stroke back Of
CruickShank with - Johnny
Farrell of MorriStown, y. j., was
in third place with a 70, and
deadlocked for fourth place with
7i'S were Gene SaraZen, the Con-
nccticut squire, and Joe Turnesa,
Rockville Center y. y.
Corp. Ronnie Williams, Camp
Butncr, y. c. the Detroit Metro
politan champion who was one Of
the pre-tournament lavoriteS, had
an 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

give or take n few minutes, and
he gets the crowd.
Now street cars are a little on
The unwieldly side and how to
juggle them around from 1890 TO
$40 is a fun sized problem. For
the first part OF the overtime,
customers riding out from down
town were moved into the front
car and that car sent on It's way.
But as the time dragged on II
was necessary 10 shunt the cars TO
switches and the late conclusion of
the game disrupted the schedule
for both cars and men.
The police force at Olympia Is
scheduled 10 report at the Grand
River station at y o'clock 10 con-
clude the days work But no pro-
visions are made for the men
starting at the late hour 10 take
over their duties. so they must
remain at their posts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Whites a Pool Shark

Hal White. the quiet. hand
some Young riCht-hander, takes
his Tiger buddieS az pool {.
Hal knows how 10 play safe
Halls dad used TO be Semi-pro
pitcher around Utica y. Y.
He taught Hal how 10 curve
He IS a conductor on the
New York Central.
No ice or roller skates will he
manufactured for tho duration
No new baseball clubs are
being made Leather is not
available this year The
Tigers buy baseball shoes on
their own ration coupons /. .
When Johnny Mize was examined
by his ST Louis draft board his
weight was 244 pounds. about
y over his playing weight
Joe DlNacClo went 20 war leav-
inc behind 2 lifetime batting
average of .3fl.
Baluuorr has 500 leagues
with 80 600 bowler, VIII
Iarridgc Jr.. son Of the Ameri-
can League president is a cap
tain al INC field artillery center
a. Miami Beach. Fla. 60. The
lad Is only %, making him one
- the Youngest captains in
the !. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
WORKERS LEAVE

The workers who had 10 he AZ
the defense plants at II or l. had
10 leave early. And those who had
to be on the job al 6 or 7 this
morning had TO give up around
midnight to get full nights sleep.
The long contest cleaned out all
the hot dogs at the stands and
most Of the soft drinks. But they
did a rushing business while they
had something 10 sell.
In another day the life OF 4
hockey fan should revert 10 nor
NAL. That is until the club gets
back Sunday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Griff Got Best Of II

Doc Cramer OF the Tigers
thinks there must be some catch
or money involved in the deal
in which Bob Johnson Of the
Athletics was shipped 10 the
Senators for Bobby EStelella and
Jimmy Pofahl Foxy Crit
fifth got all the best of that
trade, Cramer observed :.
Ted Lyons. IN 20 years of pitch
Ing for the White SoN, found
Cleveland the easiest 10 beat
He won 81 games against
20 losses against the Indians.
Nile Kinnick. lowa's great
football star Of 1889 is flying
navy dive bomber somewhere
IN the combat zone Don
Ross OF the Tigers played a
trumpet in a high school band
Back IN 1893 he hitch
liked all the way from Califor-
ma 10 Beaumont for a tryOut
with the Tiger farm club
His hitting won a championship
for the Montreal Royals.
Roy Henshaw majored In
economics al University of Chi
cago Willard Howell, a g.
foot 4-inch pitcher outfielder
taken on by the Cincinnati Reds
this spring, once belonged to
Cleveland Virgil Trucks was
a burner" in a Mobile (Ala)
shipyards this past winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
HandbaII FdVorites
Gain QudrferfindIs

FayorteS advanced into the
quarterfInals OF the state AAU
doubles handball tourney AZ jew
iSh Community Center yesterday.
Following are the results.
Toe WinkIer-Gene Fpstein defeated Leo
Sshiffman- Dave Weiss ia 21-e A. Hu-
be rma Julius Gold defeated Martir Ntdorf
Charles V.achos 2i-i6. 2l.l1 Jack Mage
nah-PAul Stohbr defeated ~ Brandelius
Al kreekun Pill Pills Leo Aeldmsn-
Joe Casby defeated Harry sa!ter-Cy Glass.
.2l-l 2l.i4 PAU Neri0. lee DRESSER meet
Al Schaufe'berEer ST. and Jr Tom Lem
mer. Rcr Wsferstone play Charles ACker-
man-MAN Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Johnny Mize Reports
For His Physical

ST. LOUIS, March "a 1NS)-
Johnny Mize, 225-pound, hard-hit-
ting first baSeman of the New
York Giants, reports 10 jefferson
today for his army physi-
cal examination.
Married but having no children
Mic recently was reclaSSified
from ga 10 IA by his 81. Louis
County Sclcctivc service board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Bobby Comes Home
To Meet Willie Pep

Willie Pep. recognized hy New
York State a. the featherwelehi
boxing champion OF The world. viii
meet Bobby Mcintyre Of Detroit
lr a lO-round bout next Monday
night a. Arena Gardens
Pep had rnn hs \NctoriOu,
strrsIt 81, n professional 10 s. until
Is~f Fnray n,gH' ln Madison
square GT8or when boz mot doc
feat az The hands 81 Sammy An
Coff
Mcintyre ias' fight was N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Red Wings Lose 80, After 100 Minutes of Hockey


waited for the next charge But
when the silence was broken it
was broken by an indignant rat
ting of pots and pans in the
pantry. And the voice OF the
bakcr-Sailor roarcd out:
Dag -nabbit, captain, do some
thing. My dough is sinking"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
WHISTLE FOOLS EN-

Toronto almost won the game In
the last minute of the regulation
third period and had it happened
then. the Wings could have
blamed a fan who gave one Of the
best imitation of an officials whis-
tie YOU ever heard.
When the puck sailed across the
Detroit line the fan whistled and
the Wings, thinking it was a line
mans toot for offside, relaxed for
a fraction of a second.
Little Jackie Hamilton raced
m. took the puck and had clear
sailing right up TO Mowers.
Johnny outguessed him for a great
save.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Tigers Start Games
Get First Taste in Intra-CIub Contest Today Bill
RaduIovch TO Enter Navy
BY LEO MACDONELL

n camp. will not he ready for
competition until the end of the
week. Johnny Radulovlch, a De-
troit boy. will return 10 Detroit
tonight 10 be sworn into the navy.
Then nc will return 10 Evansville
and await call for aviation train
ing.
Radulovich, 10. played Ameri-
can Legion baseball on Detroit
SandIotS for three seasons before
going TO Muskegon IN 1871.
Because of blister on his
finger. Tommy Bridges will not
pitch against the White SoX this
weekend. The veteran Tiger cruve
ball ace was expected to chuck
on Sunday In the second Of two
game series starting Saturday.
Trout will replace Bridges. Man
dCrS and Newhouser also will hurl
SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
GOALIES PRAISED

Johnny Mowers shouldn't he
too disappointed over Bud
POLES game winning goal. His
net minding duel with Toronto's
Turk BrOda was one OF the
greatest ever waged under the
new style Of hockey.
The authority for this Is little
John Ross Roach. who after be
ing sold down the river by the
New York Rangers In the early
thirties, played a whale Of n
game as goalie for Detroit he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

tights in The sub. The second
Shook the filings out of mems
teeth. The lights came on again,
but a third charge shook them
out again.
There was a moment Of ter
rible silence while the men of
our incompatible silent service ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

New Orleans when he was stopped
in the seventeenth round,hy Bobby
Ruffin. The bout was scheduled
10 20 20 rounds. Mcintyre was
ahead on points until the payon
nlow landed
The fight Monday night is being
promoted hy Lou NafkoWlt1. with
Jack Lakcn as matchmaker
pop arrives here tomorrow
morning Mcintyre already IS
working out here,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

came by his art, even wanted
his autograph. And every day
he filled the sub with intoNicat-
ing odorS of fresh baking bread.
One day the sub got i'm an
awful Jam. A Jap destroyer
spotted il as it crash-diyed. The
first depth charge put out the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

-l.ed facilities n sHb pantry has
10 offer. Food of course, j. more
of a topic OF conversation after
weeks at sea than IS the enemy
The crew followed this baker
sailor around like kids following
Babe Ruth. asked their hero a
million questions ON how ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Tony LdBond III;
Pin, SdndIot Notable

Tony LaBond, prominent in
bowling and sandlot baseball cir
CleS here for many years, has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia at
his home, 1852 LinSdale. for three
weeks, il was learned today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
POLE HUGGFD

Jubilant, the Leafs whoOped
II up in their dressing room as
they took turns hugging and
slapplng Pole for his winning
goal.
"Who are the favorites now ."
shouted defenSeman Reg Hamil-
ton and that brought more
shrieks.
The injured Syl Apps and
Continued on Page 23)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

story OF one of the crises faced
los the crew of "a United States
submarine which recently Ic-
turned from a long Imdlng eN-
Cur>lon off the Coast o! Japan.
The No. ! hero OF the pig boat
was a crew member Who would
bake bread. even with the linz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

fore finally being stopped by
series of bad facial injuries.
"BrOda was brilliant" said
little John. who now II located
In Windsor. "and so was Now
erS. You won't see many games
where both goalies have 10
make so many difficult saves"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Sports
Charlie Ge'Dert,
Now Lieutenant,
Sponsors Loop
By LEO MACDONELL

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Additional Sports
On Page 70

EVANSVILLE. March 24-WIth
Paul DIZZY Trout and Harold
Newhouser pitching for the Yam
nigans against the Regulars, the
Tigers VIII get their first taste Of
spring training camp competition
in swimming intra-club game at
BoSSc Field here today
Roy HcnShaw and Hal ManderS
will do the hurting for the Regu-
lars. who will be managed by Al
Vincent. the new Detroit coach.
steve O'Ncill the skipper him
self Will maSter-mlnd the Yam
nlgans.
Neal Conway perennial spring
training camp umpire, Will call
en-
FTln Ern-ttrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
WHAT TO DO?

Then there was the question of
street cars. Fred Nolan arranGes
to have cars at Olympia 10 catch
the crowd that leaves. During the
regular season he figures 10 have
them arrive on the scene at 1920,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Trippi Due 10 Be Called

ATHENS. Ga. March "a GNS)
Nine University of Georgia foot
hall players. including Charlie
Trippi. star OF Georgiss Rose
Bowl triumph over L. c. l. A.. to-
day expect induction into tho
army within two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
19-Year-0IdL Leaf Z
Ends Longest
Cup Game Here
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
the score n the third period and
had outplayed and outshot To-
ronto in each succeeding overtime
period.
The Wings forced goalie Turk
Broda in the Leaf nets to his most
brilliant play.
For Broda, 70 saves; for Now
erS. 80
That was the final count in this
2 hours 10 minutes and IL seconds
of Touchdown, dragout hockey.
"SeVenty-Rine saves and only
two goals. No wonder we lost"
said Jack Adams. what q
heartbreakRF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
MIXUP OF SCORER

The winning Toronto goal was
first announced as having been
scored by little 20-vear-old Jackie
Mclean. who thought hc detected
the puck into the net from the
corner.
But in the dressing rooms both
Pole and Mowers denied this.
while Gave Stewart. who had first
been credited with an assist. de-
clared he did not touch the puck.
That dispute didn't concern the
Wings much however Least ~
all Joe Carveth. the youthful right
wing. who was both the Detroit
hero and goat
The Regina star from whom
Pole hooked his winning puck
was the man who twice had
brought Detroit from behind in
this battle OF crunching body
checks
II was Carveih who appeared
destined 10 be tho Detroit hero
OF this game when he grabbed
the puck muffed by big Babe
Pratt Of Toronto ~ the Detroit
blue line halfway through the first
period and then left tho whole
Leaf team behind in a dash IN the
goal mouth. where he faxed Broda
TO the ice 10 score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
CAPTURE LEAD

Toronto cot that hack and one
with il in the second period Hard
working dcfenseman Reg Hamil-
ton bounced 5S-foot screened
shot from the left corner NJ the
Detroit zone of Gully Simon's
skate into the Detroit net in the
first minute of the period 10 tie
the score
Lorne Carr. the Leafs leading
scorer. put Toronto ahead late in
the period when he punched home
pass from rookie Jack Forsey
while Jimmy Orlando Of Detroit
was in the penalty box.
Toronto looked like the winner
Continued on Page 26)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
THINK OF CHANCES

The Wings are wincing today
al the thought OF the goals they
missed. the almost certain chances
on which Broda beat them or on
which they muffed
Bruneteau At the goal mouth.
LiScombe, Howe. Abel Crosse
and CaTVothi All Of them are re-
playing the shots that didn't quite
click.
What makes them vince more
is that curly-hcaded Pole beat
them alone in the clutch play.
He lost tho draw 10 center Les
Douglas Of Detroits own kid"
line IN faceon at the right Of
the Detroit net
But as Joe Carveth took the
puck and prepared 10 bounce out
ia pass of the boards. Pole
hooked il from his stick, swung
around and launched a back
handler from u feet out that
caught the upper right hand COR
lner Of the Red Wing net.
That was the ball game
The customers. startled out ~
lihplr SemIdaze by tho red light.
watched the chagrIned Mowers
fish the puck out Of the net while
the Leafs forgot their exhaustion
iin Wild eNultation and the down
IraSt Wings dragged their dreary
way 10 the dressing room.
Then the customers. most ~
Whom stayed night 10 the history
making finish Shuffled mournfully
down. the ramps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

hockey game that goes 10 give take few minutes, an
a. m raises havoc more he gets the crowd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
REGULARS

The lineup;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

CONTINUED on Page 29)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Carnival Night
At Eastwood

THE SECOND Of the Carnival
Nights at Eastwood with all rides
operating from 3 p. m. 10 mid
night at reduced rates will be
held tonight. The Believe II or
Not" living freak show is now
open in the Worlds Fair Oddi-
forum and EaStwood's newest
exhibit. Frozen Alive" a bevy Of
encased in ice, proved
very popular over the weekend.
Eastwood Gardens will open on
Friday. May q, with Stan Kenton
and his band. This VIII be the
first Of the nationally known
bands 10 visit Eastwood this sea-
son. Changes will be made
on Fridays. On May IS,
the Student Union Of the Univer-
sity of Detroit will hold their
annual gala at the Gardens with
Johnny Long and his music for
dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

WHEN He was FIRST cast as
daddy TO Junior Miss Robert
Allen thought he'd find life as
father a fairly easy dish.
Happily married to a gorgeous
lgifl who used TO be in films before
'Sbe became Mrs Robert Allen, the
Young stage and screen star has
daughter OF his own
81 thought n was type casting
until ! started rehearsing and
realized that an Il Oiescen
beauty in the family il far more
of problem Child than Swear
old darling with dimples can
ever be. Now I'm frightened
about what my own yOungster Is
going 10 he like 10 years from
now. I'm afraid that i won't he
as patient as I'm supposed 60 he
in the play" Allen said, wlplng
his brow, bactStagc ut the GHss.
OF course, being a parent pre-
Scnts problems both on and off
the stage. but Bob shouldn't really
have 10 worry. AZ least Baby can
always stick out her tongue and
point with pride 20 photograph,
Saying, That's Daddy with Hedy
lamar"
If that doesn't fix things up
with her juvenile girl friends, IT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Unique Music

ONE OF the most unusual
scores every recorded was
composed by Bronislau Kaper and
conducted by Nat w. FInstoh for
Bataan." Kaper used strings and
Woodwinds for uncanny effects,
sometimes in monody. 10 sustain
as 13 soldiers headed by
Robert Taylor, await enemy at
tack in a tropic swamp. MelodiC
themes were used only in certain
portions. the bulk of the music,
which runs entirely through the
picture. being atmospheric" A
60-piece orchestra played til e
score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Robert Allen Really Has
His DUN Junior Miss

certainly should do something &c
mother.
Seriously, Robert Allen is a
very gifted young actor. who left
films because he wanted TO learn
the business of acting and felt
that he could get more by going
back To Broadway and start from
the beginning.
HIS BIG BUSINESS
He doesn't seem at all like an
actor. He loves his home and
family. his pipe, his dogs and a
good book. Tho only thing about
that good book is that il invaria-
bly, presents a character Bob feels
that he could do on the stage.
Well, out go the slippers and pipe.
He shooes the dog away. kisses
his wife perfunctorily and is back
behind the grease paint before you
can say "Theater Guilt"
acting Is the only business I
know" says Allen. IL can play
everything from a carpenter 10
"A banker, but I'll be darned IL
i could really be one"
He's given up his home in
Brentwood, Cal, and is living in
the East, although he plans 10
Journey west this summer and
make one more film before return
ing here.
He's very modest, in fact too
much so for his own good, because
he likes TO go TO plays and admire
other performances without think
ing how he might be in such a
role.
He has quiet charm, an easy
laugh and a thorough apprecia-
ton Of his fellow-actor. All we
really did, when we talked 10 him,
was 10 listen 10 his raves about
other people in the company.
The only thing he doesn't like
about Detroit is the weather
which prevents him from playing
tennis and following his other
Out-of doors pursuits.