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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Fleming
Tops Walk
BY GEORGE L. VAN.

Walter Fleming won the first
annual Charley Foster Memorial
10-mile walk on Belle Isle, sun
day, but il was a hollow victory
for the 44-year-old Ford Motor
Co. tire expert because John
Abbate of Cincinnati didn't show
up.
The week before Fleming was
just beaten out in Cincy by the
Ohio heel-and-toe athlete in The
AAU 40-kilometer
walk. 1t seems that Abbatc
doesn't get along with Sebastian
+. Linehan. also of Cincinnati,
chairman of the National AAU
walking committee, referee of
Sundays walk here Abbate
wouldn't ride up in the same car
with Sebastian.
Steady-hoofing George Weiland,
26-year-old war worker, took
second. Fleming was timed in
1:27. Weiland in 1921. Walter
Omelenchuk. one of the leading
skaters in this area, took third in
1872. while Andy Lewis. 80
year-old assistant manager OF
the Seward Hotel, came across
the finish line soon afterwards,
smiling and in good shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Irwin Praises Wings

II seems apparent after last
nights hockey game that Adams
has a better club than last years.
II is also quite apparent that de-
spite two one goal losses in as
many nights TO Montreal, the Ca
nadiens are not going TO have IL
as easy this season as they did
last when the best the Wings
could get was a single tie all win
ter.
Dick Irwin. manager Of the
Canadiens, said the Wings was
the hardest skating club I've seen
all year" Bill Durham, the Mon
treal goalie. said:
ct don't know why II IL, bat
I always play my best against
the Wings. I have n feeling that
I'm going 10 wake up some night
and find that Detroit has shot
81 goals by me-"
At any rate, although they did
lose last night the Wings re-
minded the fans, 10 some degree
AT least. Of the Stanley Cup team
Of two years ago, before Sid Abel,
Eddie Wares. Del Master. Johnny
Stewart, Johnny Mowrer and
others went into service. The fine
art Of body checking came back
into its own, with little fst
fight thrown in. and there was
scarcely a minute all evening when
someone wasn't sprswled on the
/ ice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Irish Click at Gate

There may be times when Notre
Dame football teams lack touch
downs-but never customers.
The capacity crowd of $1,000
which saw the Navy beat the
Irish at Baltimore Saturday
boosted the total attendance at
Notre Dame games well past the
100000 mark. That means an
average of $4,000 at each OF the
first six contests this year.
There will be $4,000 out for
the Irish-Army spectacle AT New
York Saturday with other big
crowds for its last three games
against Northwestern, Georgia
Tech and Great Lakes. An aver
age of about $1,000 will be needed
from here in to bring the total 10
half a million spectators for the
season.
Whether that huge total VIII be
realized or whether the final count
approximates more nearly AS 600.
IL appears almost certain that the
Irish will lead the nation IN al
tendance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

fast, good bruising hockey in the
first 10 minutes OF play than they
saw in the previous two home
games. And Friday night the
Grand River temple of sport was
the scene OF the most savage.
brutal mayhem since the old
Romans beat their cesti into plow-
shares.
When sporting event Is viewed
from a professional standpoint,
there is a tendency to forget IL
when the days work is done, but
the LaMotta-Kochan bout fingers
in the mind like a bad dream.
More years of watching prize
fights than one cares 10 recall
fails to bring back TO mind bout
more murderous than that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Bruins
Break Ice

Boston's powerful forward line
of Herb Cain, Bill Jennings and
Bill Cowley functioned effectively
Sunday night for the first time
this year and the Bruins won their
initial game. defeating the Chicago
Blackhawks, 6 to 3.
Paced by Cain, who made three
goals during the game, the Bruins
took advantage Of laggardly
Chicago defense to take an early
3 to lead in the first period and
never again were threatened. Cain,
the league-leading scorer with a
record total of 50 points last sea-
son. received assists from Cowley
on each goal. Cowley also made
two goals of his own to become
high scorer for the night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Sports
PEA Champ Gives
Okay 10 Repay
By LEO MACDoNELL

Bob Hamilton, whose l up vic
DRY over Byron Nelson, in the
finals Of the National PEA tour
nament was regarded as the golf
upset OF the year, thinks the
match ought 10 be rcplsyed. and
al Nelson's fayorlte style, stroke
play,
Which seems 10 reveal that
Hamilton is no coward,
The Evansville pro made known
his challenge in Philadelphia re-
Gently.
"Slnce beat Nelson I've
heard and read much about
match play not being the best
test of golf, Hamilton was
quoted. 81 read much about the
tough breaks Nelson got. indi-
eating that my victory at
Spokane was an accident. For
this reason j think il ought Ia
be settled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Powell
On Trial
ToNIcHTs CARD


sampson Powell Cleveland. 1853. vs.. Sam
Hughes. Detroit l6l o rounds
Mike Msrtyk. Buffalo vs. Leon Spencer.
Cleveland. s rounds at l35 pounds.
Billy Borne. Detroit vs. Doyle Hirt. Grand
RAnids rounds ar Is pounds
Joe Andary, Detroit vs. Howard Wilson.
Len n nelson. Detroit vs. sammy Thompson.
Detroit. rounds a. l47 pounds
Was Sampson Powell's thunder
Gus wallop which knocked Ossie
(Bulldog) Harris cold in the ring
at Arena Gardens recently a
lucky punch?
Sam Hughes will find out when
he takes on Powell in the main
event of Scotty Strachan's fistic
card at Arcadia tonight.
They are middleweights, Powell
a Clevelander who only recently
established headquarters in De-
troit, and Hughes a Detroit
product who came out of North
western High School TO box his
way into fame at Arcadia. In his
last fight, Hughes d efe a e d
Johnny FinaZZo in the same ring.
Powell has won eight of his
nine pro bouts, six by knockouts.
Before turning pro, Powell won
amateur championships in Cleve-
land and Chicago.
Martyk re emily discharged
from the Canadian navy. defeated
Bill Eddy at Arcadia last fall. He
went 10 rounds with Jackie Cal
lura at Hamilton, Ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Can't Blame Him

snow, I'm tired of having
people talk as II my victory over
Nelson was a fluke. I'll play
him any time and II he likes
medal play better let's play 1t
that way"
Hamilton is IS years old and
became interested in golf as a
caddie around his home town.
There is no question but what he
was a sensation at Spokane and
his admirers expect more brilliant
achievements from him. But. II
looks like he may be in for some
thing in a rematch with Nelson.
The confident Hamilton bars no
one. Asked if he considered him
self a long shot against Nelson,
the Evansville star replied:
mo, sir. II I'm playing well,
i can beat anybody"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Holy Cross Defeated
By Sub Base Team

WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. S
QNS)--A sturdy submarine base
eleven came through in the last
period to nose out Holy Cross, 6
to 0, yesterday.
In the last frame fullback
Combs of the sub base passed TO
quarterback Ormsby, who took
the ball 10 the opposition 40. An
other pass, Ormsby to back St.
Peter. put the tars on the s.
Combs went to the l and on the
next play OrmSby went over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Demaref Was Rioht

Besides being quiet a golfer,
likeable Jimmy Demaret also
knows his football. A week ago
the former Plum Hollow pro
wrote Detroit friends telling them
to go the limit on cambridge
against North Carolina Pre-
Flight.
Our team Is n sure pop to
win" Jimmy. who is stationed
at cambridge. wrote.
He wasn't even scared by the
fact that the Pre-Flighters earlier
had beaten the great Naval Acad-
envy team.
The game was played yester.
day and the score was: cambridge
49. Pre-Flight 20.
Harry Hopp, the former Lion,
Is standout on the cambridge
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Toppers Played
By Great Lakes

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. s (INS)-
The Marquette Hilltoppers suf-
fered their worst football defeat
of the season yesterday when
Coach Paul Browns Great Lakes
Bluejackets trounced them, 45-7.
A 73-yard kickoff return by
Paul Copoulos in the second
period to the Tar IS gave the
Hilltoppers a chance TO score.
Bobby Teik plunged through the
line for the lone touchdown.
Two touchdowns each were
scored by Bluejackets Chuck
Avery and Gene Delaney, while
Jim Mello, Art Teixeira and Paul
Crosby crossed the goal line for
one each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Farmer Jones Opens
His Mat Season Here

Farmer Jones, the hillbilly from
the Ozarks. is one OF the mat s
qusintest characters. he wreStlcS
in abbreviated overallS and uses
a mule kick 10 down his oppo-
nents. executed by footpoWer His
opponents say these kicks pack
the wallop Of a fighters kayo
punch. The Farmer viii make
his first appearance Of tho season
AZ Fairview Gardens tomorrow
night in a match against Nick
Billings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
ANOTHER FOR VAN TONE

I'm the third period the Lions
took over on their own 36. Sink
witch tossed a long pass 10 Diehl
who was downed on the Steelers
II. a touchdown pass from Sink
witch was called back because Of
backfeld in motion. Then frankie
tossed a pass TO Van Tone for the
fourth marker. Sinkwich's extra
point kick was blocked. Lions 81
StccierS O.
The SteelcrS scored their only
touchdown in the final period
when Coach Gus Dorais had viz
tually all Of his second stringcrS
In tho game. Magulik intercepted
"a Detroit pass 10 set the stage
for the march which started on
the Stcclers' AZ. GrigaS carried
the mai for the major part Of the
advance then passed to Bova for
the score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Tiger Kid Pitcher
Killed in Action

Joe Moceri, Tiger farmland
and former Roose Vanker pitcher
has been killed in action in
France, his mother, Mrs. Grace
Moceri was notified today.
Moceri, who pitched for St
Charles School in 1899 was re-
ported missing in action on "D-
Day. After signing with the
Tigers the hurler was sent Ia
Muskegon in 1871 and was pitch.
ing for Winston Salem when hs
entered the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Times Skates
Set

The Detroit Times annual Gold
and Silver Skates Derby will be
held at Belle Isle again Jan. 81
%. The date was set Sunday at
the fall meeting Of the Michigan
Skating Association at the Fort
Shelby Hotel.
Following dates were adopted:
Jan. or. Jan: Midwest Invitsuonal,
Jan. 2T-2s, Detroit Times Gold and Silver
skates Meet Belle Isle. FEB. 4. Wyendotte
Gold Cup meet. Feb IL, New Baltimcre
meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Stars Beat Toronto
On Don Ross Goal

Don Ross goal early in the last
hair gave the Michigan All-Stars
u 50 triumph over the strong
UlStcr-United soccer team OF
Toronto ar Mack Park Sunday
The Canadians PLAYED p Sc0rclcss
tic with the Italian SeryiCcWcn' s
Club Saturday night at the same
naIk-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Trippi Trips Sailors

CHARLOTTE, n. c, Nov. s
UNS) - The Third Air Force
Gremlins. paced by Charlie
Trippi. held a ga 10 II victory
over the Georgia Navy Prefiight
football team today.
Trippi opened the scoring with
a 33-yard broken field dash. and
threw passes for two more touch
downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
ST. BENEDICT WINS

Other games in the first divi-
sion saw st. Benedict hand St.
Anthony its fifth straight setback,
60; Lourdes swamped St Leo.
800 and St. Cecilia win its first
game in fivt starts, defeating St.
Gregory, 1870.
ST Rita won its fifth straight
on the West Side of the Second
Division. defeating st. Francis De
Sale. 1876; St. Alphonsus whipped
St. Marys Of Mt. Clemens. 1856;
ST Mary's of Royal Oak won its
first of the year defeating ST.
Frederick, $40.
on the East Side OF the divi-
sion. ST. Paul won its fourth
straight to remain unbeaten, beat
ing St. Bernards, TO; St. Charles
kept its title hopes alive by
trouncing st. Martin. 2l-0, and
ST. Ambrose edged out st. Vim
cent. 7-6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Mark Set
ByRa.yner

Rayners took over as season $
high scorers in the western
division, Detroit Travelling Bowl
ing League. on 30l0 from 1867
10lS-925 az Riviera Recreation.
Outstanding were Vito Petrul
Ca. and Hugh Sproot 636 The
1867 is fourth in the division
Gransdens made 1911 for ban
ner game with Graydon Young
throwing 259 and Walter Boehm
239.
In the central group. Joe Costa
az Nagle had new season top AZ
Olympic Of 70S from 237-245-226
the first divisional 700 Of The
season. Denny Bedard Of Doran
filed eco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

hfkoN NILSSON or 3 and ?.
"He had tn knock In some
tough puts to keep close to me.
81 never felt In any danger
OF losing that day. because i
did Outplay him. IL wasn't my
toughest match by any means.
And neither was my match with
jug McSpaden tough. jug had
an of day against me.
81 had TO work a lot harder
TO win from George Schneiter
Of Salt Lake City. had TO eut
loose with 1857 TO win that one
and IL took an eagle on hole
of about 500 yards to beat him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

teams this fall
ended in a AZ
to % verdict
for Green Bay,
This time the
Bears took the
offensive at the
opening kickoff
and never gave
it up.
HutSon was
bottled up all
afternoon and
[ n g Packers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Kelly Won't Quit

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6 (INS)--
Mike Kelley's reluctance to write
fms to his half-century career in
baseball is stalemating the sale
Of the Minneapolis Millers TO the
Philadelphia Athletics. 1t was re-
vealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Walter Keeps
Experts Lead

Lewis ". Walter PAGES the De-
troit Times Football experts for
the third straight week He
picked is winners out OF "a
games over the weekend,
Bob Murphy came through with
the weeks long shot when he
picked cambridge Navy 10 whip
North Carolina Pre-F'hght The
Sailors toppled the Filters from
the undefeated ranks with a 1920
A-..l n.l.,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

ner take all.
L Outplayed
n elSnn In
that match.
I'd like TO
have IL again,
with the balls
in the same
places.
81 wouldn't
b e L him l
up. I'd beat
him 4 and 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

T on g turning
in several sem
sational one
handed catches
as a p ass re-
ceiver and in
terceptor.
Opening the
& a m @, I h g
Lions took ad-
vantage of n
poor kickoff,
Callihan run
ninp tho hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Sportsman's Last Week

CHICAGO. Nov. 6 ms
Chicago's racing season was off,
cially ended today, although
Sportsman's Park will continus
operation through Saturday In q
special charity session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

p lie and
their cavemen
C o n I e m p O.
raries hung up
the gloves and
the masterful
Red Wings Of a
great hockey
period S X a ted
off the ice.
Last nj n I
they were priv
ileged to wit.
moss pnore hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Bob Tales
Action Abounds
for Olympia Fans
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

Olympia sport fans in the last
few days have been treated to
some of the toughest major league
since Ray Miller, Billy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Pilots Win
On a Safety
BY TOM HARPER

The Pilots of De La Safe will
meet Holy Redeemer for the First
Division title in the Catholic High
School Football League.
But it must have been a horse
shoe or some other charm that
brought them through, for De La
Sale yesterday just squeezed out
St. Joseph, 20, before 5000 fans
at La Sale Field, to capture the
East Side championship.
The bright spot for La Sale
came in the first quarter, when
Don Addy. Pilot tackle. broke
through and blocked M arty
Burke's attempted punt from his
own IS. The ball bounced out OF
the end zone for a automatic
safety.
MISS BIG CHANCE
Three times in this period La
Sale had the ball inside of the
Commercials 30. But each time
the running attack Of the Pilots
begged down. The rest Of the
contest was a bitterly fought
defensively battle, neither team
threatening, thereafter.
It's West Side honors already
clinched, Holy Redeemer polished
off st. Mary'S of BEDFORD, 1910, tC
run its string to six victories with
out a setback. Joe Lebeuf wen
y yards around end in the frs
quarter, and Bob Kovalick wen
over from the s in the fourth
In a nonleague battle Detroit'
Catholic Central defeated Resur'
rection of Lansing, 32-13, at Key.
worth Stadium. Dick Cielieski
freshman fullback, led the Sham
rock attack with three touch
downs. Capt. Bill wight ii
intercepted a pass in the frs
quarter and ran 20 yards for {
touchdown. Paul Cook, Resurrec
ton halfback. scored both Of his
teams touChdowns, Rex Leasurt
converting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Sid Luckman Ends
Packers Honeymoon
BY EDGAR HAYES

CHICAGO. Nov breaking strealts
banked the Green Bay Packers Il to
before 1858 fans here yesterday
the 81 contests that the whtewssh brush
brush wielders these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Inn First 9 Minutes
Lions Score , Times

PITTSBURGH Nov ga bucker turned Mchigans Bob
a rampage winch
touchdownS the first minutes yesterday
eventually 276 victory the CaTd-Pit eleven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Medal PIay7 Sure

I'D like TO play Nelson SO
holes on the same course, and
at medal play, not match. win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

running game never got organized
during the long, cold afternoon.
Green Bay completed eight
passes to its own receivers for 81
yards and four TO Bears intercept
ors who returned them "a, giving
Green Bays famed aerial attack
a net gain of four yards.
Sid Luckman had one of his
good games. He threw two touch
down passes and scored the other
one.
The first Bear touchdown eli
NAKED a 71-yard march with
Luckman crashing over from the
l after 10 minutes of the first
quarter.
OTHER TWO ON PASSES
A 31-yard pass from Luckman
to Mclean, who took the ball
from three defenders, scored the
second marker. George Wilson
made a nice catch Of another pass
for the final tally. He sidestepped
four of the Packers to cross the
goal line. 1t was a 24-yard gain.
The referee led the ball car
riers. toting the pigskin 211
yarsd on 25 penalties. On one
down before the play was legal
the Bears suffered six penalties
for holding, offsides and delaying
the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUI

RDAY'S RESULTS
Montreal g. DETROIT 2.
IUrCtt0 9, Boston a.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Montreal DETROIT 2.
Boston q. Chicago 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

from his own % TO the 81. Then
Wcstfall went TO work. He
skirted his own right end for IA
yards.
Then came the deluge, both in
the nature Of a snowstorm and a
Westfall passing attack. He heaved
to Van Tone for a first down on
the Steelers' 10. On the second
play Van Tone took pass from
Westfall and stepped over the goal
line. Sinkwich came off the bench
TO convert Lions Z, Card-Pitt q.
WESTFALL ALSO SCORES
Van Tone intercepted a Steeler
pass on the Lions as. Three passes
tailed the second score, the pay
off being a l4-yarder from Sink
witch TO Westfall, the latter fight
inc off three tacklerS. Sinkwich
again converted. Score. Lions IA,
SteelerS 0.
Linden blocked a Steeler punt
on the home % and the ball
bounded back to the 10. Sinkwich
and WeStfall drove 10 the 2,
frankie plunging over for the
score. He again converted. Score,
Lions y. SteelerS 0.
In the second period the home
team drove to the Lions p, the
march featured by a 29-yard
sprint by GrigaS. There the effort
begged down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

same Bears back in 1888, the
score being 2 to 0.
And Don Hutson was held
scoreless for the first time in AZ
GANGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

retrieve the gOae Bill
GtnG protect their net clear the puck
Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
PULLS THE STRING

That's where fatal mistake No.
3 was committed. Chamberlain
swung as though il was a hard
shot, but whether Intentionally or
not, he pulled the string on ii.
The puck slid slowly toward Dion,
who had come up for a high hard
one. It struck the bottom Of his
stick, had just enough legs" TO
wobble over the payoff line.
This was a heartbreaker for the
little Detroit goalie, who had
robbed Maurice Richard, Mont
reals great left wing, on three
pointblank shots and who had
made a miracle save on Toe Blake
when the latter was in alone.
I'VE always get our breaks
against Detroit" said Manager
Dick Irwin of Montreal
"You can't spot n team like
Montreal goals and expect to
win" said boss Jack Adams of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

satile attack, with Sinkwich car
Tying on in the passing department
after WeStfall left off and Art Van
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

DttTOU hIftIntTFt WlaLffNUutD, JAttA'Hl
Crosse Wochy, ThibeAult, Armstrong, Lind
say, Carveth
Montreal alternAtes; Field Harmon. miller
ROssignol, o Connor. Chamberlain. Getlifft,
GauthieT
Referee--Bert Hedges. Linesmen-Orvlle
RoulstOn ana Stanley McCabe
FIRST PERIOD
l-Detroit. BruneteGu (Thibeault-HOwe 8,
1909
2-Detroit: Howe fBrunsteaul 1917
Penaltiss-ChAmberlain. jackson, Harmon.
Thibeault
SECOND PERIOD
3-Montreal: o Conner, 10. 6e.
Penalty-Hollett.
THIRD PERIOD
4-MontreaE Blake, i.lo
5-MontreAl Chamberlain tCauthlerl }. 1893.
PenAltiPs-LindSsy IS min, fighting =,
Harmon 5 min. hghtinEl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
MISTAKE NO. 2

Mistake No. 2 was one of those
hockey breaks. 1t came at the
start of the third period when
Hector (Toe) Blake. Montreal
fired at the Detroit net
from the left corner.
Center sgd Howe, Detroit's best
player, came streaking across the
goal mouth. When he was at the
left corner he put his stick out.
Dion, guarding the corner, put his
out, too. The puck hit Howe's
stick-then Dion's and bounced
into the net.
The aggressive Chamberlain,
who always plays the string out,
got in on left wing with a pass
from Fernand Gauthier. ducked
defenseman Harold Jackson and
fired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
II S Decided
yLate Coal
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

You can't make any mistake
against the Montreal Canadiens.
If you do, you'll wind up on the
floor like Jack Sharkey did that
night he turned his head for
second against Jack Dempsey.
Ask the Detroit Red Wings
today.
The Red Wings led the world
hockey champions 2 TO o at the
end OF the first period OF their
game before a crowd OF 1888
at Olympia. Picture goals by
sgd Howe and Mud Bruneteau
had done the trick. The surging
Red Wings appeared on their way
to a victory over the team they
couldn't beat all last season,
which had edged them out 81 in
Montreal the night before.
But the Red Wings, while
forcing goalie Durham TO make 26
saves to II for their own Connie
Dion, also made three mistakes
last night. They wound up by
losing, 80, on Murph Chamber
lain's goal with only 81 seconds
to 60.
O'CONNOR FOOLS HIM
Mistake No. ] was committed
lby Hubert Bill QuackenbuSh, the
brilliant young Detroit defense
man. Attempting TO get the
puck out of his end midway in
the second period. Quackenbush
started behind his net. then
lpivoted in the expectation that
the pursuing Buddy O'Connor OF
Montreal would keep right on
going around the net.
Lightfooted Buddy pivoted right
behind Quackenbush and as the
detroit defenseman started ur
the ice past the corner OF his net
lO'Connor drew almost even. He
: reached in front of Quackenbush
hooked the puck and swept it into
the Detroit goal.
Goalie Dion. who had been ex'
pecting the two players TO emerge
on the other side. found the puck
going between his legs as he at
tempted TO get 10 the right cor
ner. That cut Detroit's lead Il
I2-1