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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
CT. Lakes Beats
Fl. Warren 81

GREAT LAKES, Nov. % CUP)
Great Lakes Bluejackets poured
through for II points in the sec
ond quarter today to whip Fort
Francis F.. Warren from Wyoming,
-2S-7, before 1000 sailor fans.
Fort Warren never was IN the
game alter the first quarter
tough Great Lakes first team
missed the entire second half. The
Soldiers averted shutout in the
last three minutes when Ken JAS
trow went 50 yards for a touch
down.
Jim Mello went 30 yards, Chuck
Avery sped for 10 and Don LeSher
smacked through for II yards 10
give Great Lakes three touch
downs in the second quarter. Mello
kicked the three conversions, then
added fourth later on.
Lesher counted his second and
Great Lakes fourth marker with
"A 14-yard run in the third quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Duke Romps TO
Southern Title

CHAPEL HILL. Nov q up
Shlfty Tom Davis cN.narino
lieutenant ably ahcucd boy Gordon
Carver charged and plunged the
Duke Blue Devils into The South
crn Conference championship
today by defeating the University
Of North Carolina, $50 before
- 600 fans.
II was tho fourth straight win
for Duke and its final game of the
season
Davis. who has been the spark
plug of the Duke team through
out the season. mt pay dirt In the
first period on straight Inc
plunge from Carolina : George
Clark passed 10 Carver for two
touchdownS. Clark ran N another
touchdown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Georgia Tech
for Irish
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
over Northwestern last week. who
came up in the end zone with the
ball and the final Irish touchdown
Gaining the' ball on the Tech 20
on an interception by Martin Wen
dali of one of Techs desperation
passes The Irish smashed quickly
for the score.
A DancewlcZ pass 10 Bob Skog-
lund was good for 8 and Brennan
smashed 4 more 10 the TO- Kelly
moved to within l foot on three
plungeS and on fourth down
Dancewicz lateraled TO Brennan,
who moved on across the double
stripe.
Steve Nemeth made all three
Notre Dame conversions.
The statistics gave Notre Dame
wide edge The Irish scored lS
first downs 10 Techs eight. gained
269 yards on the ground to Techs
4Zsr<% made l22 yards on passes
|ana;nct Torhfe II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Drake Is Easy
.Hdrriier Winner

EAST LANSING. Nov. 25-Fred
Feiler led the Drake University
team to victory in the NCAA's
sixth annual cross country cham
pionship here today.
Fciler finished 300 yards ahead
of the field TO help his team COM
plete the all-tlme low team total
of IS points. His time of u 04.7
for the four-mile course was
nearly a minute shy of the record,
Teammates Ashley Hawk and
Howard Johnston followed in that
order TO give the Des Moines team
1928 finish. Notre Dame was
the runnerup with Ga team total
and Oberlin third with SS. Only
other teams were Ohio State with
u. Michigan State with 100 and
Wayne with 1867. In n dual meet
held simultaneously. M ic h & n
State defeated Wayne University,
Is TO 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

AZ Twin Falls, Idaho. along with
Bing Crosby Los Angeles Is
ready to bid for the next Olymplcs
or Pan American games, which
yer is held first &. An overhead
track for photographers, stretch
ing from goal 10 loal, Will be
feature Of Georgia Techs new
stadium.
At Is. a birthday which the
former Cleveland ace pitcher cele-
brated this month. Bob Feller IS
2 battle veteran 9. He has been
pitching steel at the Japs IN the
Pacific as captain Of gun crew
with one Of the big battle wagons.
The deck Of battleship pro-
,ldes few facilities for athletic
training and many fans have
wondered what effect the long
absence from the box VIII have
ON the erstwhlie hreball king oil
'a malor> when he returns from
inc wars Sergt Jack London.
ENGLAND new heavyweight cham
1Ion. IS 55 wears old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
'1A1INTIt :
Pitt Upsets
Penn State

PITTSBURGH Nov. % CUP)-
Clark ShaughneSSy'S Pit Panthers
struck twice in the third period
today 10 defeat their traditional
rivals from Penn State. lao be-
fore 10000 fans at PITT Stadium.
Entering the game as SIS under
dogs. the PantherS went 10 work
in buSinesS-like fashion threaten
ing twice in the first period. StaV-
ing off two State scoring threats
in the second and then putting
the game on ice IN the third
Bernie SniScak. a 160-pound
freshman halfback. brought the
fans 10 their feet when ne took
Neglcy NOrtonS third period
kickoff on his own 7 and zig
Jagged 90 yards for the first Pitt
toucbdOVyn
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Sedhdwks Drub
Iowa, 80 10 6

IOWA CITY, Nov. 25 QNS) -
The University of Iowa ended its
football season today by taking a
30 TO s drubblng from the Iowa
SeahawkS.
Charlie Woodland was the big
gun in the service teams triumph,
personally collecting three touch
downs and gaining l52 yards the
81 times he lugged the ball.
The HawkeyeS played tough
football the first half holding the
Seahawks to a single touchdown,
but tired in the second half and
the Sailors ran wild. In the fourth
quarter the .Seahawks crossed the
HawkeyeS' goal line three times.
The last touchdown was scored
in the final five seconds of play on
a pass from Bob Barron TO Are.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Hoosiier Freshman
Beats Purdue
Jaeede Scores Final
Mark; Wins I4-6

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov, 25
GNS)- Carried on the shoulders
of Harry Jagade, workhorse fresh
man fullback. Indianas well-bal-
anccd HOLSTERS regained possession
of the Old Oaken Bucket today as
they turned back Purdue, Ia 10 g.
before near capacity crowd OF
27.50O.
The setback. the second for the
BoilermakerS in six Western Con-
ference starts. moved Purdue back
to third place in the final confer
ence standings.
Today'S well-deSeryed triumph
for the hustling HOLSTERS marked
tho fourth victory in seven con
ference starts for Indiana
The advertised stars OF the day
Boris DimancheH of Purdue anc
Bob HoernSchemeyer of Indiana
were forced 10 take q secondary
role 10 make room for Jagade
whose bull like PUSHES through the
Bollermaker forward wall were
the main spring Of the hard driv.
ing HooSler attack.
Jagade. who scored the final and
decisive touchdown IN the fourth
quarter. carried the ball from
Scrimmage 30 times and picked ur
net of 1877 yards. more than half
Of the PAS yards credited 10 the
entire Indiana backfiold Diman-
chef, obviously handicapped by
his weak knee. was held 10 as
yards on Is running attempts. his
lowest total Of the l0-game cam
paign.
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No Jones, No Masters

Ii. Col. Bobby Jones wants no
part of a revival of the Masters
Golf Tour. .ment until the war is
over Bob Hope an d BIng
Crosby are going to play a golf
match for the benefit of the Ma
tional War Fund. al Atlanta, Jan.
3. Mrs. Bobby Jones has an
nounced Mrs. Lou Gehrig
didn't get that football franchise
ar a recent meeting Of the New
York Yankees Nobody did E.
Cnmdr. Gene Tunney will not get
the Baltimore franchise in the
new pro loop. either Joe Will
hams IN. Y. acknowledgement
suggests that the past week was
unusual: Nobody started a new
football league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
C:xtra! Bling Crosby
Turns Out a Winner

MEXICO CITY Nov % up
TanCazo. a 4-vear-old chestnut
Gliding VINO recently broke The
world record for half a mile with
- second fat during five-tur-
long morning workout, IS McN-
can-owned. Cuban trained and
American bred
lie was bred by crooner Blnc
Crosby Of California. leopold
sierra ~ Havana. Cubs trains
him and be Is owned by Carlos
l,nmez Of MeNIco CITY
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Big ID Half
Wins for Penn

PHILADELPHIA, Nov - tINS)
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell,
20 10 o. before $4,000 fans Al
Franklin Field today A. both
schools brought their 1914 grid
campaigns TO a close in the 5lst
renewal of their traditional series
which began in 1893
The QuakerS opened up in the
second half Of the hard-fought
clash with their first score result
ing from a spectacular 67-yard
wide end sweep by Sklppy Mlnlsl
in tho third quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Audubons Meet Monday

The Detroit Audubon Club will
elect officers AT their annual
business meeting Monday Tom
II 4 Hey president announces
Glasses IN their nature study
course normally held IN the Rack
ham Building on this evening Will
be combined with their business
meeting TO he held in the WWJ
auditorium
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Ohio State Defeats
Michigan, Is to IA
Continued from First Sport Page

fumbled and Appleby bounced on
the ball.
This was a bad break. and an
other one followed when Ohio
kicked back and Chubb fumbled
on the second play from scrim-
mage on MichlGan's %. Again ball
hawking Applehy grabbed the ball
and from this point Ohio went on
10 score, Horvath going over from
the one.
Keane failed on the extra point
try this time and Ohio was ahead,
II TO Z.
Just before the third period had
ended Michigan held Ohio for
downs and took over on the
17-yard line. The S3-yard march
started with one play in that
period and 1t carried right on
through 10 more plays in the last
quarter with the climax play COM
ing when Culligan passed 10 the
limping Joe PonSetto from Ohio'S
"A 10 the 16-yard line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

on the l and from that point
Horvath went over.
The cheer that went up must
have been heard AS far away as
Pasadena. This was the end of
one of the gamest football marches
and one of the most thrilling fin
fishes since that neVer-to- be-teF-
gotten day that Notre Dame beat
Ohio State in this same stadium
in the final minutes.
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Statistics
Win in SnoWstorm

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. p CUP
A heads-up Nebraska football
team capitalized on the mistakes
of Kansas State today and scored
a $50 victory before 1000 hardy
fans who sat through a snow
storm
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Three Ex-PaCkers
On Giants Squad

NEW YORK. Nov y 'uPlv-
The New York Giants have thfcc
eNlGreeh Bay Packers or thor
.Squad. Red Smith Is tho Inc
coach for the Giants and Arne
Herher and Len Csihgaro SCI
backdeld actor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

plays polo and
lacrosse -. Joe
s I a n osw J c ,,
guard now is
the r. as I @ r n
intercollegi a I Q
h Q av w eight
wrestling cham
pion. vice presi-
d mt Of I h c
class of as and
handy with car
penter tools.
Ty Cobb owns
q hottlinp Dlant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Sports
Claims BIackhawks
Get Heaviest Dough
By LEO MACDoNELL

Manager Paul Thompson claims
h, lowk Chicago BlackhaWkS are
The highest Salarlcd team n The
National Hockey League &C.. More
over, IN challenging statements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Cobb & Crosby Co.

Arch Arnold, Army tackle,
comes from a long line Of West
Pointers His father is a gen
eral ARNOLD was crew cap
tain in high school He also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

ANuNNQON rs bIfullaN hfttf - fNAhAh
after tuucrT1uwu=Ss metr 7.
Substitutions Tech-End Daniel Tubrds
/ Bowen FurrhEott. Colbert Stsmper Ian
dry tackles Davis pomhaCk- center- Holt.
singer backs Heller, Matthew. Ritter. VIII
hams Carpenter McGil Notre Dame-Ends,
O'Connor BCnigni Guthrie guardS MastrAn'
cello Dalier Archsr. tackles Berexney, Schu-
SteT Adams cVntgrS SteuArt7 Schneider.
Racks Nemeth harino. Danctwict, AngsmAn.
EndTeSS Chandler. Lebrsu
Refsree-T C. Kahn Georgia Umpire
Rumsey Taylor. CeorgetoNn. LineSmAn-h
OSulliVan Atlanta Annette Club, Field
judge--H. c. Monst Armour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
ONO STATE

Officials Referee--W Blake ftoraS Col
leEeb. Umpire-R. FinSterwald Syracuse .
Field ludRe-Dr- R-N.- HueEel-t Ma rqHette =.
Head linesman-John r. MoPhee lObeTlini.
ONO state s els
Michigan o Ola
SubStitutionS Ohio State-C Renner.
AIMING Jackson. Keane Brown Michigan-
Greer Mehaney Lintnl Chaeyerni. YeTgeS,
BrielmAieT, Cullsan WelsenburTey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

ages Beau Jack. has also taken
over the contract Of Tommy Bell
Mhnm Chris Dundee piloted 10
fame in Olympia and other rings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Gophers Win
1926 Thriller
Get All Extra Points
to Beat Wisconsin

MADISON, Nov. 25 (UP)-By
scoring each point after touch-
down. Minnesota nosed out Wis
consin, 1926, in its final game OF
Conference competition today be-
fore 10000 fans.
Merlin Kispert, freshman VIZ
naval trainee. kicked all four OF
MInnesota's points after touch
down.
Halfback Earl jug" Girard
kept Wisconsin in the game against
a heavier, harder-driving team
with his passing and Wisconsin
doubled Minnesota's gains in that
department.
LEAD CHANGES
Minnesota took an carly lead.
but Wisconsin closed the gap in
the final seconds so that the first
quarter ended. 7-6 The Gophers
Heightened their margin TO 81 TO
- at the half, but Wisconsin came
back with two touchdowns in the
third quarter TO take a 26-21 lead.
RACES 90 YARDS
The game was nine minutes old
when Williams reached LundqulSt
with pass deep in Wisconsin's
end zone. On the third play in
the second quarter Williams
raced 6S yards 10 another touch-
down on a quck-breaking play
over center.
Lundqulst set up the third Min
nCSota counter with a 2S-yard
return of punt and V-yard
run after which fullback Kulbi-
osky smashed over. The final Mir
nesota touchdown was by end n
Narcotic on long pass frc(I
halfbaCk Bob KaSper.
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Young Equals
Grange Mark
Scores Z as Him
Win From Purple
NORTHWESTERN

EVANSTON. Nov. - N'P)-
Claude Buddy Young Illinois
sprint star who Ike, 70 play foot
ball. made a grand est from the
1914 grid SeHSoU to-day by tying
Rcd Oranges 1U-yCar-old scoring
record I'M game with North
western an winch the Him r0mped
over the hdplcSS Wildcats. 25-6
Young. the Sparkpmg OF Illinois
"Stop-watch' baCkfcld scored two
touchdownS 10 boost his season to-
tai 90 a.. cqualling the mark SCI
by Grange when he played for
Illinois IN 1924.
No one was any happier than
Grange TO see his record tied
The former Him star. who was
called tho "Galloping Ghost" after
he scored five touchdowns against
Michigan in 1924, was in the press
box and saw Young chalk up
No. -.
WANTED 1T BEATEN
"rd like to see him score an
other and beat my record" he
said. "Any record that stands
for 20 years should he. broken"
II was plain from the start OF
the game that Young, who hadn I
scored a touchdown in his last
two starts, was out for a record.
He was given the ball on the d
yard stripe 10 make the first touch
down in the closing minutes OF
the period.
He was taken from the game
early in the second period. but
returned in the last two minutes
10 make the third touchdown for
Illinois, from the 1-yard stripe.
The defeat left Northwestern
without a victory in Big Ten COM
petition for the 1914 season.
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Then il was that Michigan
tried an onSlde kick with S min
uteS and % seconds remaining,
1t was Ohio's ball on their own
49-yard stripe.
Yard by yard the Buckeyes
marched and inch by inch they
crawled closer to pay dirt. ..
Flanagan got 9 yards and a
first down on fourth down on
MichiganS p. Then Horvath was
through to the 10. Cline and
Flanagan in two savage thrusts
cot 10 The 9. Flanagan placed II
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1T. HEISLER THERE

Il Fritz HeiSler. who coached
al OHIO State under Paul Brown,
and is now stationed al Crosse lie.
saw the game from the Ohio State
bench AS The guest of his former
high school coach, Carroll Wild
does
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

University OF California At Los
Angeles also secuted tho two
teams, Just IN case they got IN The
Rose Bowl and the Bis Ten per-
mItted the winner 10 play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Army had q scout in the press
box 10 get an idea of Michigan's
style Of play. Capt. Paul Amen
made notes 10 he used when the
two teams meet next fall At
West Point, Michigan meets
both Army and Navy away next
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
CULLIGAN SCORES

Culligan was carrying the mail
now arid a 9-yard run and two
other brief sallieS at the tough
Buckeye line had Michigan on the
2. Joe PonSetto tried a quarter
back sneak and missed by inches.
Cullgan then scored his second
touchdown for Michigan by going
over tackle standing up.
DonpottO auaiu lipknd cOa1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
Ohio State MAY
Quit Big Ten

Continued from First Sport Page)
soon a. its fans recovered they
prepared for an evening OF cele-
bratiOn. II has been many
years since the Buckeyes have
been unbeaten and united, They
won the Conference title back
In 1912, hut Ohio state had been
beaten then along the way.
The crowd Of IL 5S fell below
tho expected 1000, but assured
Ohio State Of one Of itS biggest
financial seasons IN history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

PonSetto again kicked goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

lmbled and Appleby pounced on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
WANTED 1T BEATEN

"rd like to see him score an
other and beat my record" he
said. "Any record that stands
for 20 wears should he . broken"
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Score: Michigan IL, Ohio II

YER tackle Standing up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

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the letters in first the number
subtract the number Is less than
your key number Start atNthe upper left
the rectange check Of key
right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. SIS
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BY Bob Kane
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'Master Spy Tale Radio Thriller

If The American Weekly maya
zine which comes regularly with
Ihe Detroit Sunday Times.
Did Man or Nature set on
Ne>uNiuss Dr. Harold q. Whit
-aa.ll, Noted tTroiugiSt, Tells
How War Bombs May Have
Actiyated ItalN's Most Recent
Lava Flow From the Mountain
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Evening star., 1944-03-13
Second Alleged Deserter Held;
Woman Denies Aidinq One

Glen Thomas, "a, held on
charges of being an Army de-
serter, who, police say, has
evaded custoday for over a year,
was being questioned by civilian
authorities today. He is in GUS
tody of military police.
Police Sergt. Roy E. Blick. who
led the raid on an apartment in
the 1400 block of Chaplin street NV.
late Saturday night to apprehend
Thomas, said the man would un-
dergo investigation on some other
things" but refused to reveal what
they were.
Thomas was the second man ar
rested here in the last three days
on desertion charges. The first was
Pvt. Frank w. Collins, whose name
was revealed today as the man ar
rested Friday after he was smoked
out" of 'foXhole' hideaway in the
apartment of Mrs. Doris Elizabeth
Bender, 23-year-old wife of a SOL
dier stationed in India. Mrs. Bender
was arraigned today before United
States Commissioner Needham C.
Turnage on charge of harboring
an Army deSerter She pleaded not
guilty and the arraignment was
continued until March % to give
Evening star., 1944-03-13
BorkIey Reports
| Pleasant Visit
| With President
~ the Associated Press.


Senate Majority Leader Barklev
saw President Roosevelt today for
the first time since his attack on
the Presidents tax bill veto, and he
reported that you wouldn't have
known anything had ever happened
If it did"
Senator Barkley went to the
White House with Vice President
Wallace, Speaker Rayburn and
House Majority Leader Mccormack
for the regular Monday morning
legislative conference, and the Sen
ator said it was "just like all other
conferences"
Senator Barkley reported it was a
most agreeable session which did
not go very deeply into legislative
issues. There was some mention of
hearings on a bill to extend powers
of the OPA, the soldier vote meas
ure and one or two other matters.
But TO a question whether there
was any discussion of the tax bill
issue, the Senator said that it
wasn't even mentioned
After Mr.. Roosevelt vetoed the
tax measure, Senator Barkley re-
signed his position. The President
urged him 10 accept reelection and
the Senator did.