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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
King TO Fight
MandeII Here
Times Phott

Howell King. seasoned Detroit
mddleweight. who last Monday
ended the string of knockoutS
compiled by Chuck I1lrst by
knocking out the Jewish Southpaw,
viii face jimmy Mandell hard
hitting Buffalo middlcweight, in
the 10-round headliner at Arcadia
Al onday. Matchmaker Scotty
Suachan announced
Mandcll who lost decision 10
Charley Hayes IN an earlier APP
pearonce here, has since developed
a Knockout punch that might
provide trouble for King. Mandell
kayoed Nelson Davis in Buffalo
tNo-weekS ago and informed
Str1Chan he was in top condition
Several new faces inclu d q
johnny Montreal. a lightweight,
and Rudy Zonch. light heavy both
of Buffalo, who face Detroit OPP
poncnts in Ground supporting
bouts
Montreal will face Emmett
Grlcr, who has won the plauditS
of local fans. while ZorIch Will
meet Eddie Taylor. protege Of
Andy Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Sis, 900 for One Bout

LaMotta's biggest purse was.
Of course. that which he received
for the re-matCh with Ray Rob-
inson the latter part 0f last
February lie got about $4,000
Tor that appearance, In TWO
shows Robinson totaled more
than S25,0 10 be second 10
LaMotta IN earnings here during
the new LondeS lee4n4e.
a breakdown of the figures
shows u .5G1 fans paid 4 total
net gate Of Sis. 3g1 50 10 -
The nine shows IN 1913 an
cragc ri more than S99e -
and $4,000 In receipts for each
night
Approximately 10000 fans
paid = net gate of tha totaled
over 10000 for the four shows
In january of This wear Indi-
eating p record breaking year
~ Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
.TamkSesain
On Leader
STANDINGS

Tank Arsenal continues "a have
an outside chance 20 beat Dodge
Forge for FIRST place N the Chys-
Ter Interplant League az Palace
Recreation Tank, won three laSt
night from Aluminium Forge 2727
20 2575 as Highland Park Service
cleaned one from Dodcr-Fo~gc
Forge. IN winning two 1903 20
2SS6 noted IFS lead pared ~ four
games with ~ 10 20 FraHH ZION
scoring. 81 tor-SeENIcc. IS three
pins-bei4lnd Fred Wolf OF Tank
Arsenal IN the averages
Wolf. hitting 565, fell 10 100 Is,
bat retained first Zion came 20
1915 Tom DOra2lo l96.io IS
third over George LukachS l96 8.
'D'Orazio making Coz and Lukach
SIS
The Jack pot winner was Elmer
White ~ De Soto who measured
256 August Galaska had GIT.
Louis Leonard 6ls ia Quincy
GOO League leader was Jerome
Van B ee-elaerc OF Su?criin-
SherS 656
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
What. No Angel?

Incidentally the camp n
SAINT Thomas who is scheduled
20 battle on NICK card AZ The
Grand River arena already well
s--rt--rr-- -r--Tv been augmented bv
S David
Little David as he's famil-
iaflv known plan, the violin
for Saint Tbonas lie played
YESTERDAY bon tbc dressing room
while Saint Thomas cot into his
ring attire for a workout
saint Thomas Is very fond
~ music" Saint David OK
planned That's why l am here
TO play for him. | inspire Saint
Thomas
Little David" royorted I'D
has rlayod for SAINT Thomas
while the fighter trained for
fights According 70 Saint
David tho big fighter Likes
hyr,re host .hg' occae'A rallI
COOS f0r YDuli Ncror Know
Saint Thomas ahhor~ boog q
Woocio nro
Saint Thomas meets Johnny
benson. 'ho Irdlanan0lis heavy.
we,~ht tonight While there
are three f0-rotlrd feature bouts
c4r1e1 This meeting between
saint Thc~aS ana DcrS0n max
hn Tho fcqfurc az tho features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Wish Joins Up

Add The name Of Wish Egan
% those who think something
should be done TO honor the
memory 90 Shorty Moran And
no man has a greater right 20
know who deserves honors ON
the Sandlots than Egan lie S
seen them come and go
a visitor IN our town for a
faW DAYS is Frank Reilly. one
of New York S finest. who.
among other things once wrote
tho SCRIPT for IS. G. Fields d.
encouraged Kate Sm'h toWaEe
name IN radio was "a
business partner with Mary
PICkford pioneered electrical
advertisements lamong others
being the SIGN ON the New York
Times building on inc big town.
And tonight at Olympia We
are out 20 sec just how far
Father Divine can go in direct
inc his protere Saint Thomas,
on the road TO victory
Saint Thomas had "a bad side
carly no The week lie wanted
10 call OIL tis bout Father
Divine told hm 70 'cP through
that The pam would leave.
and that tor ght WhctA \\he
going was toNghcsi, he Father
DNue would handle every
thing It's quite Is tHfHg q .t
works
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Going Too Far

Saw those Montreal CanadlcnS
can 90 too far. Ii isn't enough
that they have won seven OF
eight games from our Wings
and tied IN The other Now tins
guy Dick IRWIN, the CanadlcnS'
manager. comes Ughi on in
bold type Just before last night S
game ~ olympia and says he
doesn't think the Wings are as
hot as their recent streak lndl-
Gates Brother Irwin then breaks
att union rtfiics tre- shy fift--s, iir1-
doesn't even think our Wings
Will be in the finals when the
shooting IS over.
That's pretty bad But there
is method 70 me mans mad
ness that Detroit fans DO MOI
like
Back 1896 and 1857 when
the Wings roared loud. and
such hockey gents as Aurle,
Lewis. Barry and GoodielIow
we're the toasts of our town, the
Wings were universally recog-
nized for two traits;
% When they caught The
other team short well. II was
KATY. bar the door. Adams
power plays were practically
unstoppable
T2J When The Wings were
Shorthandpd on the ice they
were miracle men at standing
of opposing attacks e.. such as
the puck raging acts mat
Larry Aurie once put on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Threat ID
Prep Title

ST Marys High Of Orchard
Lake Aas-the Catholic League
highest scoring team and TO-
game winning streak bul-the
Eaelots VIII have to be az peak
form before they can clinch the
second division west side basket
bail title
The Orchard Lakcrs who have
averaged more than 80 points in
league contests. face strong 81
Mary Of Royal Oak tonight, with
81. Frederick Of Pontiac the final
opponent next Tuesday ST. Fred
-eucl-s only defeat was inflicted
hy the EaglctS, Ills. when they
met earlier. The Pontiac ftte-f-
the only other quintet with a
Chance-ta WIN the crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
BREHITIES:
-
Same Actors
I'm HEaRldball

Only one new actor VIII be
IN the spotlight of the city AAU
doubles handhau tourney finals
tomorrow at 4 p. m. Max Thomas
is the only PLAYER who didn't
participate in last years cham
pionshlp match. Thomas and Paul
Merlo who had another partner
in taking the 1913 title, meet Ben
WdtcrStone and Ted Lemmer al
the Downtown y Merlo and
Thomas trimmed Stan Zaleski and
John GustomSkl. 2l-6. 21-6 while
WcsterStone and Lemmer defeated
Joe CaShv and Len Meldman,
21-lO, Pill, IN SemIhnals yester-
DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Durham S Gre at
Times have changed

4 lIilte lAdN Via So
Last night the Wings caught
the Canadiens short twice They
didn't get a shot on goalle Bill
Durham
The Wings were short twice
and The CanadienS scored twice.
Indeed, times have changed
And YOU still must put Dur
nan down As one Of the best
rockies 10 hit Jockeys big tIne-
The Wings threw more rubber
At him in the last five minutes
than Firestone. Goodyear and
Emmett Sheahan'S u. $. Rubber
can assemble in a week
After all the blasting was
over last evening and the record
of Maurice Richards three goals
for CanadienS in 2 minutes and
Il seconds Of the final period
had been properly recorded. we
were talking with a bunch of
very depressed Red Wing sup
porterS The question came up
as 70 how such a feat as Rich
ard turned IN would compare
with other sports.
Its a. great as hitting four
home runs in one game said
one
Its a. unique as double
knockout In a prize fight" an
other argued
ut would be like Red Grange
running back three successive
kickofis or punts for touch
downs" another suggested
/ Judge by all these accolades
that Maurice Richard is quite
some Shucks in Montreal today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jose Basora is top heavy
favorfte-to defeat Len Wadsworth
on the three-teaure card which
Nick Londes Will present 10 ring
fans al Olympia tonight
Betting runs as high as 5 10 ]
on a victory for the Puerto Rican,
with some wagering of , 10 ! that
the Canadian mlddlewelght cham
pion Will not 90 the l0-round dis
lance with his sharp shooting
opponent.
In the other feature events also
carded for 10 heats, Johnny Den
son. Indiana heavyweight cham
pion, is a slight favorite over
Saint Thomas and Tommy Bell
figures TO WIN his Bath straight
fight handily from Johnny Abbott
Of Cleveland
There are three other bouts,
running the total rounds sched-
uled 10 as,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
: sTRIKES-GETs 1879

Howard Heinrich, captain OF the
lNeStlof Five Of the Greater
Masonic Bowling League, adds an
oddity today 10 the bowling book
He had seven strikes IN one game
last night at Olympic, but made
only lS9 as misses and splits off
set. His teammate, George Keat-
ing. made the TO split by sliding
the nine against the seven
Ted Thornton Of Friendship was
league high on $40 National
Tents Jim Montroy took high
game of 257 Friendship gained
all four points from General Ma
chine, 29Jl 20 25l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
$50 IN WEST SIDE

Herb Tahberts SIT ard Harry
Fisher $50 featured in the West
Side Classic last night at Crest
Lanes TabbertS series was 2l3-
213-221 F0rcmenS 1887 is second
season high. Robert Davis Of
Layonia was runnerup 10 Tabbert
on $50. Al Charncy Of the league
leading Index Five had 6l3. Wade
TroWbrldge and Joe Reaume sos
and Phil Westmore 606.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
CONSOLE QUACKIE

QuaCkcnbuSh was one Of the
first of the ice.' But he was the
last Detroit player out Of uni
form. Finally little Connie Dion
approached the grieVlng defense
man
Forget It, Quackie," said the
little goalie lit was my fault.
should have stopped those
shots"
You played great game,
Quack," said Manager Adams.
you can't blame yourself"
Adams had a few comments tC
make himself.
We've lost tough ones, hut
none tougher" he said we
outplayed them from here 10
Montreal for So minutes. l don't
see how we could lose when we
had Durham beaten eight times
from the red line i'm and blew
all those chances.
Adams was right on that score
Whether the Wings suffered from
buck fever on their big chance
may never be known But Mud
Brunctcau joe Carycth and Adam
Brown missed wide open nets
While crazed supporters tore then
hair AZ the succession OF wasted
Detroit chances in this greatest
game Of the season. The Wings
wore a path 10 the CanadlenS' net
We've got two more WhaCks
at them and wei get them"
said Carvcth in consolation 10
his mates a week from sun
day here"
Cold analysis shows. however
that If the Wings wish 10 beat
Montreal they must keep out OF
the penalty box Detroit had
Montreal shorthanded twice with
Lamoreaux and Harmon off. yet
didn't have one shot on Durham
n the four minutes.
Montreal cot two shots az Dion
with Simon off IN the second
period then TWO goals with Quack
of That was the ball game last
night
That wasn't just happen
stance, said Manager DICK
Irwin ~ the CsnadicnS. we
beat Toronto the same WAY
Saturday. We score when they
are Shorthanded, don't let them
score when we are shorthanded.
"My club Is the most heavily
penaliLed IN the league. But in
the 3ij minutes my players have
spent In the penalty box this
season. only nine goals have
been scored on Durham And
they say there Is question
about the rookie award,
You saw the two best clubs
In the National Hockey League
out there. and my club is still
hest declared Irwin
MONTREAL DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
SfrOEa ':S' ID Make
2d Title Defense
BY HAROLD KAHL

Five Joe Adams Palm Beach Rec.
and Jack MurrayS Plymouth Ma
chimes are listed among the 81
regulars that will try to better
the 1908 of Louis Burr'S Deluxe
in the mems state at Palmer Park
Running az the same time there
Will be the UAW-CIO.
CLASS BIS PREVAIL
Class r fvcS viii predominant
in thc WomcnS state. sull in IL,
early stages at the Olympic. The
Tunes Sweeps at Imperial Lu-
fhrUan 10 Great Lakes. Husband
and Wife at the Cadillac and g.
men ovor-aVerage at Chene- from
hlv VIII add 20 the activity here
HERE bND THERE Don. DE Fmpp
rtIcI zj 26f then dropped-t--ft3 f0i
frl l-o Motor city Assn ~ Deaf
Sfm Hr'auo shot 22i-214-21f iur COL
H|r k4nfhefw 2b4 and George Nafsun ~.
fl. hitcauh Au-Star NeHIe Nuei
'..s t2l Elsie Cloutler's 2ih and Neu,
Dr.afn -fU stood n4t among cghf zoos
IHe Rainbow Ladies Major
Eer k.RelsN g 236- 227 2gt fHr ff7 ana
ialH Nlgesfn 25s are ne~ scQTrt b CHS
ar Eultp House DaU( va lace
taf -F 1rd Charley ,Jare c5lN ,1 thf
~ u-s ,.. Nick Caforie 2as a..sha
.....I SD Teeter -.f trr
Rrarr House cotton Nartt PSI IN
'as f4fa Foundry Foremcn tlstrarp
CmUgr1 l25 Is a new Bowling 'feer
H.r rtt.Ut
.f.r.rret Markets 206 and Ruth NIel
"< 7 Caroline Zswack's Zne 1nH
NY Dt.Ir's a6f and Helen Fgrruza
l.r ar1 -l wrre Ramona h'TfNFh's
Hr-. .rrafrs 2fi in f3s ls urn hifH
-..t4 a Ttrys s2h House 'hs
t... a7 Now mark 81 Terry
Julia Hlr.sf1= rfH Nahf
W.,s -T. ana Rulh Ffaftre 7u'
teHt COOS I7 me forf Boulevard
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Willie Pep DISCHARGED:

From navy because OF ear
trouble Featherweight boxing
champion was in hospital at Balm
bridge, Md, for three months and
it may hc some time before he
returns TO ring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

To-Day WIN MS
y a T @ n IS, Mr.
and Mrs John
Sharamet. 3i6l
Holden Gus
is former city
p r Q p 8 W / m
sprint c h a m p
fr o m II a m
tranck. still
holds 80 and
100 yard rec
ords . Later
starred al De
tr oft Athletic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Michigan Track Team:

hc Overwhelming favorite
over NotTc Dame at Ann Arbor
tomorrow ON basis of comparative
scores against Western Michigan
irish edge out BroncOS 62-5l
Michigan beat EN- 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Detroit Tech Plays:

University Of Toronto there to-
morrow with the Dynamics aim
ing for their fifteenth victory
Toronto has won It's last seven
games Recently beat Assump-
ton College Of Windsor, 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
No Skating Today

Department of Parks and Rec
reation announces there is tobog-
canning and skiing at Rouge Park
today but there is no skating at
any Of the city parks or neighbor-
hood Kinks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
TUo E1-DetroiterS:

Are in Fort Custer basketball
lineup which plays u. Of y. to-
night al IIackctt Field House
They arc Howard McCarty for
mer Wayne ace, and Jay Chatham,
Highland Park star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Jockey Don Meade-4-F:

Because OF defective wrists
plans 10 make application
for reinstatement with Jockey
Club He was set down m
1912 on a coliuSion charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
BdsOrd Favored
In TripIehedder
Card Tonight
TnNIGHIls CARn

IONIUHIIN Z NNU
Jose BaSOrA. Puerto Rico, "a Len
MadsNOrth. Hamilton, Ont, 40 rounds
nj 80 pounds.
saint Thomas, New YORK, -. Johnny
benson. Indianapolis. heaVyNeights, 10
rounds.
Tommy He'll, Youngstown, ~, Johnny
Abbott. Cleveland, 10 rounds AT $50
pounds.
Joe Sutka. MNandotte. ~. Arnold
Deer, Indianapolis, rounds at $50
pounds.
sam Hughes, Detroit. ~. frank
OlsOwy, Had Axe n rounds at -lhn
pounds,
Leroy willis, Detroit ". Mike
GrayinO, Niagara Fails, 4 rounds at
$50 pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

Joe Norris Stroh team leaves
today for Philadelphia where it
rolls the first - games IN defense
Of the national match game cham
pionshIp against Harold NewcllS
Rosatto-BarryS az the American
Browlng Club tomorrow and Sun
day
Two blocks Of three gancS zach
are scheduled for the Wcck-ond
with The series TO be completed az
The Palace Recreation here Fcn
-6-2T u viii bo The second time
Stph has been called upon to do-
lghd ll, honorS. having turned
b1ck "a BudwciSCr challenge after
winning the crown from The Now
York BoWlerS Journal here last
. ..T..T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Nioht. Edition Code Key

The, Dre-7t TmcFNarv plinls 80 'ht
Nsht H1u4n only ne u4mr \0t a horse
which face Nlcrs fcpl us sm0uA the cut
STANDING bets 81 the day
Tire code kew appears each nieht IN me
EGlf star ard Red Lane Editions. a num-
hrr rauesp undiug 20 each letter Of the
aIury hcf
THE NIGHT EDITION NND rs PRINTED
49, FOuE Tomouows code follows.
All H-4 co DOS E-gg F-l G-13
u-n5 I-Hp ISIS Ass In Ma Ms
o-d Pl5 as R1t2 SIS T-52 leo
VIC ~ - I'D.
CLIO fn.s code kry 70 w1l enable YOU
90 remember we name az tomo-r0ws code
hor.e srpearna ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Irish Cancel Game:

With University Of Detroit
scheduled for March ] at South
Bend am Navy frances at NOtre
Dame viii be on bctween-SemeSter
furlouchS then Their last before
receiving further orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Gridder Bill PaschaI.

New York Giants star held 20
federal grand jury ON charges Of
aSs8ultnC "a fellow war plant
worker near Atlanta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Scratches
nv United Press
UIAI.EAH

Weather. clear. track. fast
First Race Calm Port, Two O'Clock.
NINmont Seminole
second Race Lady Harlan. Chadec0,
Minstrel song. Glenwo0d Boy
Third Race -Commlseratun, slam y.
Annie Lea. Devastating
Fourth Race Magic Heels Polly Lou,
SaEuAro, Blue Line
Fifth Race Son ~ Wa. Sir War,
Ksar ~ Audley Dandy Fox
sixth Race Fire sticky
Seventh Race Str ugth Miami
Springs. Landslide War stone
fichtn Race Snow Apple. Galant
Play Good Neighhor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
JUST 100 LATE

Coming out of the net to smother the puck, Montreal
goae Roy Durham prevents this attempt to by Red
Wing Carl Lscomhe in the game a1 olympia last night
Don Crosse of Wings and Ray Gete skid away at right
while Butch Bouchard watches the from background
u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

CIIb -. cntcrcd Michigan. Won
Zig Ten National Collegiate 100
yad crowns Stationed at
Pampa Anhcld, Texas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
CATHoIIC LEAGUE

Iourles AZ 81 Iro Catholic Central az
ISL Gregory 81 Bcned.C Al Visitation So
Anthony at St Stanisiaus. 81, Joseph AT
Toe Ia sale. ST. Charles AZ AnuuuCiatIon.
81 Philip AZ 81 Martin, 81 Paul Al 81
Vincent. De Sales at 81 Frederick, 81
Mary O L. al 81 Mary r. o. s.
Thomas AZ Sweetest Heart s. Andrew al
81. Josephat, 'Little Flower a. 81 Agnes
ST. Patrick az 81. Casimtr. Sacred Hear
AT Az saints. Nj Carmel at 81. Hedwig
'Si James NJ Hazel Park.
'Non-le1Eue game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
TWO 500, SAME DAY

1f Suon is to lose the tltic ,harc
7e only jWo phiiadeiph.an> who
appear can throw ih6 switch Ed
Winchester and Bonn Rose. Ths
WaH.Ha4ter seems t6 boz pstoI
boot ONLY last wee& he shot goo
1n trc-saue pair The match V.ll
r-rti 900 ir afternoon watfta
.a 'lan came back with another
u ~ Delco League that evening
Hero m Detroit TWO Uogo t0N-
n1MUts Uup uip,the.pictUrt wth
fte opening Of the lltn annual
World War Veterans an Nortn-
WESTERN '1rnrrow and the 18th
annual CfD hm1iCap n One Rec
fo0 Building N.irdat
such clubs as D.Cb Krakow .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL AGTF

MI NIIIII ms 7 7
N0ntrss 3 DETROIT
TOMORROW CAMS
Se~ YORK a. Montreal
Boston A. Toronto
AMERICAN AGTF
LAST NIGHTS RI~IIT
B4Fafl s Piftsburrh
TOMORROW GAME
Cleveland ~ Pittsburgh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

weather. cloudy track, good
First Race he Lafour
Second Race Lumber King, Na'dina
Ranger.
Firth Race RozlantA
Seventh Race Storminess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
TODAY"S SCHEDULE
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Southeastern az Miller. Northern ar
N0-theaueru pershug at Highland Fart
Csss az hsmtfamck ali n 8 go Nuhlr
Wright ~ SouthNestern. CnadseN al
N1rthwestc-n FRedtord AZ Western, r. of
- on Mackenzie. central at cooley, Deuhs
at LnALNrn- al IL 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Gus Sharan1et:

Now a flight officer in the L 6
Army Air Corps ended leave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

Trainer Frank (Honey)
Walker was the only Red
Wing casualty in the loss to
the CanadienS. When hit
by a puck, three stitches
were taken. What a sinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

H.fs-ratse Nartreaf WcHa-.n. Frtr'
Harmon T.Nar1 rarrlr zach Hurar-
rsr. t'erAt \ A o..trfru- rs1 la f-r
HNfte'fH Brown ts.
Fs,.-, m Craev --
ffr aNf UHaftau .l4r,
tuH~T IIRfUD
Uela.r-e
SFCONp PERIOD
l-sr.u-e tu vi
1854
--,utt- Hrafn tcaryt.l
Te. lam rU..E
fuutu ~ KiOn
ts-.HafH IH.HfrI
Fr1rf tEsfs-
rafr lp.fEt.
Ie.a 445tkrrh4sn. lT-r-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
TWO LUCKY GOALS

Then came QuackcnbuSh' S
penalty and Two goals IN 80 sec
ands. Richard pitched tho first
from 20 feet out at the side and
Slightly behind the net II hit the
shoulder of Flash Hollett Detroit
dcfenseman. and bounced in.
His second from - feet out
SID across The line while soaile
Connie Dion scrambled around on
his knees watching for the disc 90
como out of the forest e6cgs
before him
With QuackcnbuSh back, the
Montreal maCmnlSt sbll had
enough momentum TO score thc
winning goal He raced m on LETT
wing and with a Detroit player
steering him te-the boards fired
on the fly a rising lightning fast
Al-footcr that caught the inside
of the tar corner.
Montreal held that lead despite
the ruShcs Of the fren2ied Red
Wings. who penncd the Canadien>
In their end, fired shot after Shot
at Durham in the closing stages
Jack Adams took Dion out of
me Detroit nets. sent SiN forwards
down the ice in vain IN the last
TO seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Penalty 10 Wing
Brings 3-l-Eoss
After lOLedd
Rt LEMIs II. WALTER

Tears were running through
the fingers Bin QuackenbuSh
pressed against his face as the
blond Young jcfepSCman hlnChcd
oygr ou a bench IN the Red
Wings dressing room.
Tie 15ague-1eading Montreal
-1n8dlcnS had just beaten Quack-
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Olympia last night
Maurice Richard 23-Ncar-old
C7n8dIcns' right wing had scored
an three Montreal goals IN just
,v.h minutes and Is seconds Of the
asst period
@luackenbush blamed himself
for The Detroit defeat because he
was serving a tripping penalty ms
third ot the Year when Richard
pitched ln his first two goals.
T1aSc were The ones that tied the
score. cracked the DO hopccheSt
Detroit had put together with
shots by Carl LlScOmbe and Adam
Brown ln the second period
Detroit had looked like a world
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he Wing, have believed them
selves 10 he IN their recent drive
TO second place They felt sure
OF their first victory m eight
games over the CanadicnS the
rtam they expect TO play in the
StanIcN ON flnalS