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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
EaSG'S Mystery Man
EX-SGar at Marquette

NEW YORK, Nov 7 CUP)-If
Navy is such a powerhouse this
season, whatll It be in 1916
with The addition of Bob Kelly,
Bob Hoernschmeyer. Tony Minisi
and Shorty McWilliams?
Wen mercilully draw the cur
tain on that stunning contempla-
ton at this point, and uncover,
instead. the mystery man Of
Dartmouth" who has eastern
coaches agog.
He's Darrell BraatZ, who, for 10
minutes against Yale last Satur-
day. looked like a composite Of
Kelly-Jenkins- Blanchard" as he
piled up Al yards in six plays be-
fore questionable quarterbacking
relieved him of ball toting assign
menis
Recently returned from Guadal-
canal BraatZ reported as a
marine trainee 10 coach Earl
Brown on Thursday, modeStly adj
mittcd he had played some fresh
man football learned four plays
and then on Saturday proceeded
TO knock EN- all dead
In his retiCent way. BraatZ
had neglected TO tell Brown he
was an outstanding hack at
Marquette two years ago, one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Burma Road Boosts
Bid for Chase Title

NEW YORK. Nov. 7 CUP)-
Burma Road, which became a
strong steeplechase contender
when he beat the nations top
jumpers just A month ago. came
back TO take command in the
stretch and score a length and
three-quarters victory in the 2lst
running of the $4,000 Temple
Gawthmey Steeplechase Handicap
at Belmont Park yesterday.
The 5-year-old bay gelding,
owned by Mrs. Ethel du Pont
Weir. was far back most of the
important 10 jump three-mile
test. moving to a length and a
half lead at the last jump and
pulling ahead in the final drive.
The victory tentatively earned
the 1914 steeplechase crown for
Burma Road. with Elkridge and
Rouge Dragon. top contenders,
also in the field.
In the second section, Polyne-
sian, a Peter Whener juvenile.
led from start TO finish 10 reach
the tape in front of Kewey Dee
and The Doge.
The Calumet FLY, ridden by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

OF their greatest frosh pros
poets" reports George Carens
of the Boston Traveller. land
when he put his $50 pounds to
work, and his slX-foot-two
frame 10 rambling, he looked
like the best back I'm the East.
Yale perhaps wouldn't remain
undefeated today II Dartmouth
had more OF a line on the
BraatL mystery"
Which brings us back to Navy
again. There was a thoughtful
CLEAN in the twinkling eyes OF
Capt Charles Humphreys. the
athletic director at Annapolis
while this report was made Il
the Football Writers Association
for Humphreys had just finished
startling the assembly with his
casual announcement that Kelly
of Notre Dame. Hoemschmeyer
OF Indiana, MiniSi Of Penn and
McWilliams Of Mississippi State
would probably be with us on the
banks of the Severn next season.
How" some one asked
pointedly, "dld you ever slip up
on Braatz ?"
"The hunting seaso
Humphreys returned with a
chuckle, els still young" isn't
it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Tiger Pitching Find
Killed i'm Battle

Joe Moceri. Tifer farm hand and
brilliant pitching prospect, died
on the field Of battle IN France.
the war department has notified
ms mother Mrs. Grace Moceri
The 20-year-old former St
Charles High School hurler was
originally reported missing in ac-
ton on d" Day. His star is the
first gold one in the Tigers I'M
preSSiye service flag.
Moceri was pitching for RooSe-
Nanker on the Detroit sandlots
when he was signed by Tiger scout
4 j. tWishl Egan. who described
him today as a fine boy and ono
o. the best pitching prospects we
ever signed.
lie, reported 70 The Tiger train
inc camp AZ Lakeland. Fla IN
1871. and was farmed out 20 Mus
kegon in the Michigan State
League. where he pitched and lost
= close opener on his seventeenth
birthday lie finished the season
there With 4 9 and 3 record
After that fine showing IN The
league that had Steve Gromck
and Stubby Overmire. Moceu was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Only Ohio Favored

So there YOU are, Illinois,
Wisconsin and Ohio State can
take their best holds, and they'll
need all the coaching resourcetul-
ness and team spirit in the book
10 take this band CriSler has run
ming rampant just now
Illinois, Judged solely on its
showing against Notre Dame. IS
a good ball club. The Him has a
line, and a set Of backs with
everything
But Michigan has something.
too
We thought Michigan might be
lucky 10 win even one Of It's last
four games against Pennsylvania.
Illinois, Wisconsin and Ohio State
after Wiese and NusSbaumer left
the squad. Now we think only
OSU deserves 10 be rated ia
vorite over the Wolverines And
we have several weeks 10 change
our mind about that one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

Doug Dodson, who plotted Twi-
light Tear 10 her Pimlico Special
triumph last week, covered six
furlongs in lip Is. fifth Of A
second better than Polynesian,
under Don Meade.
Franco Saxon. more than PSI
in the betting. came from third
near the finish 10 score a length
victory over Waddy in a $1,000
claiming event at Rockingham,
Jack Vennie was third
Challenge Me, one Of the early
favorites for the Kentucky Derby
last Spring, took command az X
half mile pole and went on
capture the 81 500 Warsaw Pm
at Churchill Downs. With Tony
Skoronski in the saddle. .he ~
year-old was clicked in 1:1q1-5
for six and a half furlongs. Bert.
second from the three-auartcr
mile pole, edged Happy Indian for
second.
Three clovers held off his sta
blemate Quarterback 10 capture
the 81 800 Moline Purse AZ SPORTS
mans Park. going mile and an
eighth In IS 3-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
JoeLouis Toys
With Tour Foe

BALTIMORE. Nov. 7 CUP)-
SGT. Joe Louis used the lightest
bombs in the rack last night, but
demonstrated his sold-time preci-
sion long enough 10 win decision
over Charley Crump, Baltimore
CoaStguardman, in three-round
exhibition bout in the jam-packcd
Century Athletic Club.
The Brown Bomber boarded his
heavy artillery and gave Crump
only a few samples of his sharp
punching. Louis raped the young
Baltimorean just often enough TO
keep warm and coasted the rest
of the time.
In the main event Of the eve
ning's serious slugging, Holman
Williams. 161, Detroit, scored a
unanimous 10-round decision over
Kid Tunera, 156, Cuba. In the
Semiwindup, Baltimore'S Beau
Jack. 135. and Dom Bacala, 1876.
roughed through SIX rounds with
the Beau winning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Coach Has Title
lin First Year
BY JAKE BERsoN

In his first year of coaching in
the Metropolitan League. Mike
Ha1dad has given Pershing High
the first east side football title in
the schools history.
With all other teams beaten at
least twice, the indicated Dough-
boys are east side champions re-
gardlcss of how they fare against
Hamtram Friday in the windup
of the league season.
Mackenzie, west side leader, can
become Pershing's opponent in
the Metro final by beating Red
ford Friday.
Haddad came to Pershing this
fall from an elementary school,
succeeding Charley Leadbetter.
who went into an administrative
job in the school system.
Leadbetter's 1943 team won
five out of six league games, but
only four lettermen from that
squad reported to Haddad. With
a star back in Harry Szulborski
and a 1S0-pound line that hasn't
allowed a touchdown through ii
this season, Haddad brought the
Dough- oys into the championship
game.
The new Pershing coach halls
from Millroy, Pa. He played two
years at Lochaven (Pa) Teachers
and two years At Penn State. He
was a guard and tackle.
Haddad was visiting relatives in
Detroit a few years ago when he
read that the line coach at River
Rouge High was leaving for the
army. He applied and got the job.
serving in 194l and 1912 under
Buck Weber.
Haddad, the only Detroit coach
of Syrian descent, himself served
six months in the army, receiving
a medical discharge early in 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
II Games Are Booked
For Hawkeye Five

IOWA CITY. Ia. Nov. z CUPl
University of Iowa basketball
team will meet teams from seven
Midwestern states during the II
game schedule opening Dec. 8.
Metre Dame. Michigan State,
Minnesota. Purdue, Indiana, Hi
nois, Michigan and Wisconsin are
all included on the Hawkeye
schedule.
The conference campaign has
reverted 10 the prewar style OF
home and road games with six
conference teams. Last season
Friday and Saturday games with
the same squads filled the
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
How II Figures

THE average pay Is the same,
but consider comparative fig
ureS for the full season at
Franklin Field and Shibe Park
University OF Pennsylvania
Stadium and big league baseball
park respectively in Philadel-
phia).
This year the AS total home
attendance was roughly 500. 900,
which means turnstile income
was about $500. 900. That's an
average per playing day gate Of
$4,000, out OF which theOreti-
cally each of three umpires was
paid SIS.
This season Penn probably
will play TO $4,000 In eight
games which means receipts OF
more than $500, 900 after taxes.
Out Of an average per playing
day gate of $4,000. each OF four
officials receives SIS.
I'm relation 10 the average
gate, football officials at Frank
lin Field are paid only one
sixth a. much as baseball UNI
pireS at Shibe Park"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

sent 70 Winston Salem in the Pied
mont League where he won 5 and
lost l3 with a last place club. Be-
fore the beginning of the 1912
season he was IN the army.
Gle was a big strong boy.
feet 2 inches and weighing 200
pounds. He was the kind Of a
prospect you don't find every
day and almost certain 10 make
the grade in the big show"
Egan said today
With that paternal interest
Wish has always shown in the
boys he brought 10 the big show
Wish said sadly:
we had some hope that he
was prisoner or would turn mp
somewhere and II IL difficult 10
believe he i gone"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Winner MdyGet
Bowl Game Bid

MIAMI, Fla. Nov. 7 (UP)-
The winner of Saturdays foot
ball game between undefeated
Wake Forest and Duke Uni
versity may be one OF the teams
10 appear in the Orange Bowl,
c. II. Baldwin, chairman Of the
Orange Bowl committee, said to-
day.
Duke has lost four games this
season but scored one Of the
years biggest upSets in handing
Georgia Tech its first loss Satur-
day and was thought TO be a real
contender for the bowl bid
Other teams under considera-
ton, according 70 Baldwin. were
Mississippi State. Auburn, Texas,
Oklahoma A e. NJ, Alabama,
Tennessee. Holy Cross, Tulsa,
Texas Christian and Rice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
SpOr
Football Officials
Are Poorest Paid
By LEO MACDoNELL

Ed Pollock in the Philadelphia
Bulletin suggests that the oolleg'
football official is about the poor
est paid performer in sports.
"For fees that vary from SIS
20 SIS per game and averages
approximately $500 per season,
he is charged with the duty Of
enforcing the most complex OF
alI sports rules" Pollock put IN
writing.
ITO be equipped to do an
adequate job, he must have n
memory like an elephant,
jurist's sense of fairness, impair
TALLY and courage, an under
standing OF human nature, the
ability Of an attorney In debates,
Phi Beta Kappa mind,
strong athletic body and n uni
form which he buys.
with all these, he Is sub
jected 10 ridicule and abuse by
press and public and often by
coaches, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

excellent ball handling. II was
team comprising a bunch Of guys
who seemed 10 be saying 10 them
selves Heck, we've got everything
let's keep rolling.
Don Lund replaced Bob Wiese
more than adequately. RALPH
Chubb. the sub for the depart
Bob Nussbaumer. looked Ii
something good 10 eat
This team blocked beautifully.
You could tell they were enjoying
themselves out there on the
greenSward of Franklin Field
These are the kind Of football
teams that make for grand enter
talnment and many headaches for
the enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Expenses Are High

after buying uniform. shoes,
watch, horn and whatever other
supplies he needs, paying assoc
ciating dues and expenses to in
depreciation meetings, some Of
which are held out of town. the
official is fortunate II he has
enough left from his seasons
salary to purchase a copy of the
new rules.
"Officiating In baseball is a
career job and the pay is good.
Big league umpires average
about $500 a, season, 10 times
the amount top officials receive
from college football.
THE l5l games n baseball
umpire works I'm a season are
played In approximately 100
days. So the big league football
referees and the baseball UNI
pires each are paid SIS per
working day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Bob Tales
IIIini Tilt TO Give
Real Line on M
By BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

No one knows, certainly not the
Michigan football coaching stan
just how. good the Wolverine team
happens TO be of this moment.
Buddy Young and his Illinois
mates will attempt TO help them
out with this answer on Saturday
afternoon in the big stadium at
Ann Arbor.
This is the strangest Michigan
football team, If not one of the
best offensive units, we have seen.
II is a team that looked like
sour apples and curdled cream
against Indiana. And then the
same players bounded back 10
take Minnesota. Northwestern.
Purdue and Pennsylvania much
more easily than Grant took Rich
mond, or whatever your faVorite
expression happens 10 be in ham
ding yourself in moments like
these.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
It's Different Now

It's a strange sport this foot
ball.
Many times youngsters sit on
the bench and never get a real
chance because there always
seems 10 be a better guy ahead
Of them.
In these war years. changes
come fast and often Other M
get a crack at the headlines 4
the glory that rides with suS
stuff
That apparently is what hap
pened when Ralph Chubb and
Don Lund were showed INTO the
starting backheld. Somebody for
got 10 tell them against Penn
that they should play like SUBJ
stitutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
NovdBedtsKnox
To Win 19of 70

NEWARK, n J.. Nov 7 (UP)
Lou Nova, 205s4. Van Nuys
Cal. today held his nineteenth
triumph in his 20 comeback fights
a 10-round decision over Sgt
Buddy Knox, 212. Dayton, o.
Nova, formerly a highly re-
garded heavyweight contender,
used a good right hand punch &c
the head and body to defeat Knox
at Laure Gardens here last night
before a crowd of $500.
He won every round on referee
Paul Cavaliers card. There were
no knockdownS but Knox opened
a slight cut over Nova's left eye
in the second round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Title Match Heads
FdiryieW Mat Card

Fairvicw Gardens offers a
wrestling double-headcr tonight
with nd Chapman, junior heavy
weight iitleloldet. facing Maurice
LaChapelle. tho Frcnchman, and
Farmer jones'. the hillbilly, meet
ing Nich Billings. Both bouts Will
be two in three falls, one hour
tsmv limit
Louis Klein takes on a new
conner. Gordon HeSSel Of Milwau-
kee and Tex Reilly faces George
Connel m tho onc-fall bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Lazetich Stands Out

And there's Milan Lazeuch. biz
number II, a tackle He really
could go hunting without even
the proverbial fly Swattcr This
guy loves the going rough and
tough. He is the most improved
football player in the Michigan
line.
Something could be said all
down the line-but these gents
will do their own talking. in their
own way. And Illinois is next IN
line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Lions End Awaits
Induction Monday

Jack Matheson, a starting end
for the Detroit Lions, will report
AZ Kalamazoo Monday for induc-
ton into armed service
Matheson. married and father
of two children. has been an I'M
portant part Of the Lions offenSe
recently. and his pasS-catchIng
will be Sorely missed, according 20
Coach Gus Dorais.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Coach
is Cited

NEW YORK. Nov. 7 (UP) -
Ii. Willard tBilD Hofer, the for
mer University of Iowa freshman
football coach under Or. Eddie
Anderson, has been cited for gal
lantry as a marine officer in the
Guam campaign
Hofer led his platoon through A
successful attack on a strong
enemy point. He has been in the
marines since he resigned from
the Iowa coaching staff early in
1912 Ia enter the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Pitcher Larry French
On WAY 10 Pacific

NEW YORK, Nov 7 (UP)-Lt.
Larry French, the former Brook
lyn Dodger left-hander, passed
through the country from east to
west en- route for the Pacific.
French. whose navy assignment
threw him on the Normandy
beaches on D-Day of the Euro
pean invasion, hopes for an even
better show in the Pacific theater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Phil Watson Rejoins
RANGERS Set 10 Play

NEW YORK. Nov. 7 GNS)x
Phil Watson. hard hitting ice star
OF the New York Rangers, re-
Joined his club today after being
rejected by Canadian draft Off
Gals.
Watson will be in the Ranger
lineup when the New Workers
open their home campaign against
Toronto Thursday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Badger Ace Out

MADISON. Wis, Nov. 7 tTNS)
jug" Girard, Wisconsin's triple
threat halfback. was still in the
hospital today from the knee in
jury suffered in the Purdue game
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08


Amy time you hear an off
ciaI say he Is not in Ii for the
money, believe him. It's the
truth-because there's very
little money in It. What little
there IL in officiating Is con-
siderably less than ii was 25
years ago.
After the last war and for
many seasons Of the gay l920s,
officials drew $500 each for top
games and the fees In several
instances were as high rs $500
a game. 1 doubt II there Is
parallel anywhere in American
sports or business where salaries
shrank so per cent or more
while income Increased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Sears Comma Back

PHILADELPHIA, Nov Z tUP)
The Philadelphia Eagles had
reasonable assurance today that
their all-leacue tackle. Vic Sears
would be back for the final two
games Of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Center Back
In Irish Lineup

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. Z
GNS)-Notre Danes line was
measurably strengthened today by
the return Of Frank Szymanski,
who shared the regular center
duties on Notre Danes cham
pionship team last year.
Thee big center returned 10
school after receiving his medical
discharge from the naval pre-
flight school at st. Mary's, Cal. He
is expected 10 start against Army
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Baroni' S Horses First
To Reach Santa Anita

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. Z
(UP)-The thoroughbreds are
ready to race on Santa Anita
track after a lapse of nearly three
years with Dec. 80 scheduled for
the opening day of 55-day meet
ing.
A. A. Baroni was the first
horseman 10 arrive, unloading II
horses and moving into his old
barn which has quartered such
stars as Top Row and Specify.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

politan League
and ca I h Ollie
l. e a que high
school c h a m
pions on Dec. ?.
S e nior In
spector s a N
T h 70 op, III
C h a r & OF
tic Ike [ sales.
yesterday be-
gan distribu-
ton of more
{ h an $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

could not eX-
pect the VOL
verines 10 be
the same after
c a p I. b o b
and Bob
N u s s-b aumer
left the Ann
Arbor campus.
Actually the
team against
p e n n sylvania
was a team Of
great poiSe, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

hDohN ~ ~
Guiding tn Q
officiating
1T Is an
easy conclu-
sion that Of
ficials must
be q bi {
screwy to ex-
p Sc them
selves TO such
hazards fol
what tn e v
get out Of IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Police Ready
To Start Sale

The Detroit Police Department
today was ready TO plunge into
campaign to sell out Briggs Sta
dunn for the Geodfellows charity
football game between the Metro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

Aces. He's n cOlorful player,
gets penalties but deals out ter
rife clouts, defies hostile crowds
and all that. Would really add
something TO several clubs.
1--WE have Dutch Hitler, who
scored l8 goals for New York
when we leased him last year.
Fernand Gauthier, who scored
II and Johnny Mahaffey, who
scored nine. Seems like they
might be able to use those kind
of men again. They're better
than many they have now"
THREE-CORNERED DEAL
OF course, what Irwin wants is
three-cornered deal by which
he could get watson. give
Bibeault to Toronto and then
work with Toronto in giving Pat
rick suitable payment IN cash and
players for Watson. whom he
would like 10 have centering his
line between Getliffe and Cham
berlain. Irwin has refused
$4,000 cash offer from Toronto
for Bibeault and asked. instead,
for rights 10 Bob Goldman and
Gaye Stewart, when they are dis
charged from the Canadian navy.
Both were rookie stars before
entering service.
Toronto officials have been
scoffing at this request, which
surprised irwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Powell Stops
Hughes in I'd
ARCADIA RESULTS

Sampson Powell ll63l. Detroit, won on
sam Hughes tisi Detroit :
Leon spencer iS4l petToit Won or, an
693hl Buffalo.
Billy Borne ti4s) knocked out Doyle Hirt
fIaAI r~.~d r~~'As T. -" 'f'-' rH''
Joe Andlry asa. Detroit won four
sammy Thompson asa Nashville Tenn.
won a four-round decision over Lem Nelson
flA7iLl Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Brooklyn Loses Back

NEW YORK Nov Z up
The Brooklyn Tigers learned to-
day that hslfback Frank SachSe
would be out for the season. with
an injured ankle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
CrisIer's Comment

Fritz Crisler. the able Michi-
gan coach, was recently quoted
as saying:
Football is q screwy game,
and that goes for everything
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

tickets printed Tor The game.
Proceeds will go TO the Old
Newsboys' Goodfellows fund for
Christmas gifts to underprivileged
children of Detroit.