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Spartans
Bring 35

EAST LANSING, Oct. 26-
Coach Bachman Of Michigan State
College today announced a squad
of 35 players who will invade De-
troit tomorrow pr the seventh
meeting with Wayne University
since 1886.
At least 200 Spartan students
will follow their team TO Detroit
Friday afternoon.
Bachman said he would start
the same lineup which opened
against Maryland.
They are: Don Grondzik and
Frank Brogger, ends; Pete
Dendrino and Dick MasSuch,
tackles; Robert Godfrey and Don
Arnson, guards; Brady Sullivan,
center; Bill Siler, quarterback
Fred Aronson and Bob Bruegger,
halfbackS, and Jack Breslin, full
back.
The travelling squad is
Ends-Frank Brogger, Don CrondEik, Rich
ard Mineweaser, Arthur ArntI, Kenneth Col
lister. James Grant, william Marsh.
TAckles-PeteT Dendrino, Richard Mas
such, Daniel Goldsmith. Ellis Phillips, VII
liam Kelly Milton PrsShaw
Guards-Don Arnson. Robert Godfrey Don
Anderson, Glen HATFIELD. Robert LamSsies
william Mcfarland
Centers-BradY Sullivan, William johnson
Wilton Henderson, Charles Peterson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sner. Rex Moore
Robert Schroeder.
Halfbacks-Robert BrueEger. Fred Aronson
Herbert SpeerstrA Harold Johnson, Thomas
Mitzefeld, Francis Cappaeft
Fullbacks-JAck Breslin. william AAtkil
william Pirroneilo
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breeze.
Coast Guard VS.. UCLA-
Coast Guard.
Fleet City vs.. FL TOro Ma
rines-Marines too tough.
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Jack Carberry, Denver Post
Denver over Utah State.
Second Air Force over Norman
Training Station.
Utah over Nevada.
Fort Warren over Lincoln Ali
Base.
NEW ENGLAND
Arthur Slegel, Boston Traveller
Dartmouth will be stronger
than any time this season In
beating Brown for its first VIC
tory.
Boston College will edge
Syracuse for third victory In
row.
Connec ticut will lose To
Brooklyn College.
Holy Cross should spring too
many traps TOT COhst OuhTu
Academy Sunday and thus re-
main unbeaten.
SOUTH
Ed Danforth, Atlanta Journal
Alabama over Kentucky--Ala'
bama is loaded and due TO go oil
this time.
Georgia Tech over Georgia Pre-
flight-Tech will win after q
struggle with Pat Harder anc
Ronnie Cahill.
Georgia over Louisiana State
After a lot of touchdowns, per
haps on both sides.
Tennessee over Clemson-Vols
all the way.
Tulane over Southern Methodist
Dub King in canter.
Florida over Maryland-Home
coming victory for the Gators.
Mississippi over Arkansas-Tht
Mississippi Kids might scuffle by
this one.
Army over Duke-Duke Is due
10 lose another tough one.
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Packers Ground
Attack Good. Too
BY LEO MACDONELL

Brock himself has rushed the
ball over 100 yards In the Pack
.ers' Ave Victories---an average
Of more than Ave yards for each
attempt"
All of which doesn't improve
the Detroit odds in the battle at
Briggs Stadium Sunday. Yet
Dorais is confident the Lions have
no less than an even chance this
time, Notwithstanding the u to 8
defeat earlier in the season.
off the Lions can hold the 4
spark they showed against the
Bears last Sunday, we definitely
will have good chance," Do
rails explained.
This is real optimism, coming
from Dorais. who usually IS
close-mouthed when IL comes to
making claims for his teams.
Dorais has revamped his lineup
for Sunday. The shifts include:
Ed Batinski from guard to tackle,
John Greene from tackle 10
guard, Paul Blessing from end TO
tackle and Edmond Elder from
center TO guard. The squad 10
expected TO be at full strength
for the contest.
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Watch Those LET'S, Lou!

Sgt. Lou Woods OF Detroit is
in a good spot 10 do himself some
good in the fistic world Friday
night over in Chicago against
Sugar Ray Robinson. Woods can
win IF he can stay inside Robin
sons long lefts which are dyna-
mite.
Sammy Snead will be starting
his golfing comeback Saturday
after his discharge from the
Navy with a bad back HeA
10 play an exhibition in AtlantN
City
Notre Dame Is running short
of players and it'll be getting
worse what with Chick Maggioli
and George Terlep. Art Statute
going before Bob Kelly. who'll be
leaving any day now Coach Ed
McKeever had TO give up the
two-team system with which the
Irish additionally have thudded
all foes.
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Indiana 20. Iowa THE Hawk
eye defense has gained strength
but not enough.
PURDUE Ia, MICHIGAN IA
nod to the Boilermaker's running
power.
Ohio State 20, Minnesota 7
Too much Buckeye speed.
Great Lakes 19, Wisconsin Z
The Badgers will give 'em a fight
Iowa Preflight 20. Marquette Il
(Sunday)-Preflight is about the
best in these parts.
EAST
Bill Driscoll, Philadelphia Record
Navy over Penn-Penn hasn't
q chance.
BuckneIl over Temple-The
Bison's naval trainees to beat
the Owls all-civilian kids.
Army over Duke-After o
battle.
Colgate over COlumbia--And
easy.
MIDLANDS
g. Sullivan. st. Joseph News-Pres'
Tulso over Oklahoma A. & M.
Oklahoma over Texas Christian
Iowa State over Kansas State.
Missouri over Nebraska.
FAR WEST
Bud Spencer, San Francisco News
California vs.. Washington--A
surprise, California.
st. Marys VS.. USC--Troy In a
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PerShinS
Tops Card

Hoping to carry an unbeaten
record into the stretch run Of the
East Side race, Pershing High
meets Northeastern in one Of
eight Metropolitan League foot
ball games today.
Saturdays only league contest
will bring together the West
Sides only undefeated lis, Mac
kenzie and u. of d. High, at U.
of d. Stadium.
A victory for the Doughboys
over the Falcons will give them
four straight and bolster Per-
shings chances for the title IN
its last two games against DENLY
and Hamtramck. Northeastern
has lost two and won one.
DENLY. Hamtramck and High
land Park are a game behind
TPershing and all are favored to
win today.
Three games stand out In
todays West Side card. North
western. still rated as a serious
contender for division honors,
meets Central,
Two traditional rivals, Cooley
and BEDFORD, clash at u. of D.
Stadium with the Huskies having
their best chance in years 10
upset the Cardinals.
Another game bearing tradi-
ton will be Westerns annual bat
tie with Southwestern for the
Little Brown jug"
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Ask Draft Price Boost

An increase in the draft price
from $500 to $4,000 is sought
by Pacific Coast officials . n
Looking for long shots
Saturdays football menu: Illinois
is going 10 show Notre Dame more
speed than the Irish have seen
in a spell Saturday Buzz.
Bomb Buddy Young can go f. Z.
Duke was off work last Saturday
resting up for Army this week.
So don't say we weren't looking
around for you.
Joe Cummiskey Of New Yorks
p. NJ. says the betting 10 III on
the incumbent making the erode
again in that Moo. 7 isSue.
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Double Trouble

"WestfaIl IL footballs finest
spinning back. Mlchigan's at
tack could not have been car
ried by Harmon alone, but with
Bob spinning through the mid
die for considerable yardage
every time the defense spread
TO stop Tom. the Wolverines
had double edged offensive
system whose parallel Is now
found In the Lion backfield.
What Westfalf did for Har-
mon, he now Is doing for Sink
witch and frankie Is made
doubly dangerous because of the
threat.
"A defense set TO stop
frankie finds Westfau breaking
loose-as happened last Sunday
against the Bears when West
fall slipped inside tackle for IS
yards and the Lion touchdown
and when the opposition starts
concentrating on Westfall and
his spi ners, sure enough
frankie will dart through an
opening"
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COOIey's Harrier
Win No Surprise

Gene Beeman, fourth; Bill Cook,
fifth; Fred SiesS, fifteenth, and
Ross Smith, 22d to romp away
with team honors with AZ points.
BEDFORD was second with 90
points, followed by Pershing with
9S, Northwestern 102, Eastern
l32 and Southeastern 14l.
Carey had a 50-yard lead over
Bill Mallory of BEDFORD in taking
first in 9 minutes SIS for the
two miles Don Foukes. east side
winner from Southeastern last
week. was third.
Others besides the Cooley run
ners IN the first 10 were Daune
Jasper. DENLY, sixth; Dick Hoff-
man. Western, seventh. Ken
Murish, PerShing. eighth; Frank
Kuehn, Mackenzie, ninth, and
Melvin wson, Northwestern,
tenth.
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Pro Game Tough

At Michigan, after Harmon was
graduated, Bob was named ALI
American at his fullback position
in 1941. He served in the army
after finishing school and this
year received his medical dis
charge. Now playing his first sea-
son Of pro football. he says:
Its just like meeting Mime
sofa every week"
Westfall refers TO those terrific
teams turned out by Bernie Bier
man, not the Gophers OF the past
two seasons.
Westfall was handicapped by
injuries in the first few games
this year and was at top form for
the first time against the Bears.
He showed what this means 10
the Lions when he led the team
in ground gaining for the day
when he netted 104 yards on
seven plays.
Sinkwich and Westfall have
gained all but II of Detroit's
rushing yards in four league
games.
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Five Spartan Hdrriers
Leave 10 Meet Drake

EAST LANSING, Oct. 26 tUP)
Five members of the Michigan
State cross country team will
leave tomorrow for Des Moines,
Ia. where on Saturday they will
meet Drake University, Coach
Lauren p. Brown, announced to-
day
Team members who will make
the trip are Robert Price, Wayne
Finkbeinner. Guerdon Frost, John
Drummer and Harold Schlchting.
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"Westfall, In his first two
seasons ut Michigan, was over
Swallowed greatly by Harmon"
Delano recalled the chunky
190-pound 5-foot S-inch VOL
VERNE fullback
Harmon, q great All-Amer-
lean, established ground gaining
records TO play the major role
In his teams successes among
the leading collegiate elevens
of the land.
But as great as Harmon Was,
the constant threat provided by
Westfall at fullbaek made him
even more outstanding.
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meeting Of The
Detroit Times
d o w n ( ow n
@ u a rterbacks
Monday noon
at the Fort
Shelby.
Coach Fritz
Crisler will at
tend the seS-
sion and ex-
p ! a i n I h e
m otion pic
ftHnnC
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IOj-Yard Rum
Longest Here

One hundred and five yards for
a touchdown!
Art Marschner, Detroit Uni
versity School player, today
could claim the longest run here
this season.
II came in the third period as
D. u. S. defeated Cass Tech, 60,
yesterday.
Marschner intercepted a CasS
Tech pass 5 yards behind his goal
line. He was almost tackled al
the point of interrogation. but got
away and ran 105 yards 10 score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

Dick Massuch of Lansing, VINO
are among States best lnemen
The State line will average 18e
against Wayne's 1873 and the
Spartan backs IT'S to TIA.
Among the backs Wayne will
send against the favored Spar.
tans is Bob Mistele. 180-pound
quarterback from Cooley, who
has had college experience and
qualities as triple threat.
SPEED MERCHANT
Gembis has a real speed mer-
chant in Irving tSusie) Weinstein
a 170-pound right halfback from
Central High, who is discharged
veteran. His regular fullback IS
Don Chickering, a 170-pounder
from Central. who was recently
released from the navy.
When IL comes to forward pass
ing, the Tartars can do a little
on their own. Ralph Chapman
former Wilbur Wright halfback
does most of the heaving.
In addition TO his backfield
mates. he has as a receiver Bob
Williams. the Negro end from
Pershfng who was the city's 440-
yard dash champion. Williams is
a man who could 60 all the way
If ne got a pass in the open.
George Sherman, public rela-
tions director at Wayne, reports
a heavy ticket sale, especially
among State supporters who will
be seeing their team in Detroit
for the first time in 13 years.
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Sparta ms in
spirit and abil d.
ity.
State has a
we'll = d led
forward lin e,
w hich, from
the 17-year-old
Frank Grond-
xix on left eEd
TO Bob Brogger
on the other
flank, possesses
poise and dash
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isn't quite up to prewar standards.
And also-that frankie Sink
witch is a great back. a fine
player but doesn't compare with
George McAfee that the T-for-
nation was in use at Notre Dame
in 1910. 1t has just been faneied
up and brought up to date
football goes in cycles.
How about the flying wedge,
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Heiss Rejoins IIIini
For Nofre Dame Game

CHAMPAIGN. Ill, Oct. 26
(INS)-Bill Heiss, Illinois full
back, who has been out of the
game because of injuries, was
back in the lineup today. His
return strengthened the teams
hopes of slowing up Notre Danes
running attack next Saturday on
the Illini home grounds.
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team which swept through 50
league games with only five de-
feats last season, II has been
announced in Montreal.
With a group of brilliant re-
cruits to replace these men. the
Canadiens appear ready for an
other cakewalk 10 the league
championship and the Stanley
Cup as they await their opener
with Boston Bruins Saturday.
STARS ELIGIBLE
They have put the eligibility
stamp on Elmer Lach. Mauric'
Richard and their other scoring
stars.
The Winnipeg report evidently
comes from the hockey training
camp of Lester Patrick. manager
Of the New York Rangers and q
managing director OF the league
Although Patrick refused direct
comment on the Montreal an
nouncement he said he would
have a statement later.
Patrick owns Watson and ha,
refused TO let him play fol
Canadiens, may call him eligible
for the Rangers. Heffernan anc
Mcmahon evidently are in the
category OF men definitely de-
ferred from army duty because
Of war work.
GOOD DEFENSE
Les Canadiens still have six
first-flight defensemen in Butch
Bouchard. Glen Harmon and Lee
Lamoreaux' of last years team
plus three newcomers, Wifi Field
formerly of the Brooklyn Amer
leans; frankie EddollS. former
Toronto Leafs chattell. and Larry
Reardon. younger brother of Ken
and Terry, former Montrea
players. Thus they have two
spares.
The Frenchmen still have their
great attack line of Elmer Lach
at center with Capt. Hector (Toe)
Blake and the brilliant Maurice
Richard on the wings.
They have a second line OF
Murph Chamberlain, Dutch Hitler
and Ray Getliffe. Lude Check
given his release by the Red
Wings, will play on the third
lina with pnlapd Paaciono1 HE
former teammate on the Quebec
Aces, and Buddy O'Connor.
The Detroit club. preparing for
its game with Boston here Sun
day, announced today the signing
of John (Goose) Hewson, %.
year-old right wing from Brant-
ford, Ont. for the indianapolis
Capitols. Hewson has been work.
ing with the Wings, will ioir
Indianapolis in Pittsburgh Satur.
day.
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{. Lansing, DdnviNe
CIinth Prep Titles

LANSING, Oct. 26-Two un.
beaten capitol area high school
football teams clinched confer
ence championships today.
East Lansing won the Twin
Valley Class B title by defeating
Hillsdale, 1877, while Dansville,
which has scored 144 points while
holding six opponents scoreless,
became 1914 Ingham County Class
c champ by walloping Fowlerville,
SQ-0
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Klein and Chapman
Top Next Mat Card

Louis Klein and Kid Chapman
have been signed for a MWA
junior heavyweight wrestling
match as the headliner of next
Tuesdays mat card at Fairview
Gardens. Klein is the second
local mailman to attempt the
overthrowing of the Wisconsin
mailman and the bout is an hour
time limit affair. There will be
three other bouts to be announced
later,
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their formidable passing attack.
fans generally lose sight OF the
fact Il is a great grOund-gaining
steamroller.
"You need only TO refer 10
the records to discover that:
For instance, eight out OF 10
Packers each have carried the
ball for an average of more
than four yards per try. Lou
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Purdue Has
Everything
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 26-Coach
Fritz Crisler took out his scout
ing notebook marked Purdue and
gave his assembled Michigan foot
ball players his impression OF
their opponents this Saturday.
Briefly, this is a summary OF
the coach's findings:
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morrow night,
according 10
Bill Freimuth.
C h a | rnan of
the affair.
The winning
shippers, Paul
eros by and
Harry XVII
ziat, who led
the Dye team
10 victory in
the inter-club
series with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

Coach Dorais Of the Lions
points out that while Green Bay,
with the famous pass-snatching
Don Hutson, has achieved great
glory through the air, the Pack
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the old know
how all over
again.
OF cours e.
tn e L l o n g
coach Is pass
C o n s C ious at
I h e moment
W h at W ~
those Gree n
B ay Packers
coming up Sun
day at Briggs
Stadium GUs
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Ask Probe
OF Cdnadiens
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Startled National Hockey
League managers appear ready
today 20 investigate the manner
in which Montreal Canadiens nave
Sidestepped the deferred war
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ers is a gosh.
darned terrific
on the
ground"
"Yes, tn e
Packers Is a
~ e IL bal
anced ball
club" DoraiS
d cl a re d.
I'm a X e n o
m ist a X Q
about that.
d. - -
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as director OF
pu b ! icity at
Ann Arbor and
the Job h e
turn d GU I
made him one
Of the nations
o U tst anding
college sports
purveyors and
led him 10 a
more fertile
field fin a n
CiallV.
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Stop Those Speeders
Is Irish Theme Song

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 26
(INS)-Notre Dame drilled today
in defensive tactics designed to
stop Illinois speedy backs-Ed
Bray, Buddy Young and Paul
Patterson. The Irish will journey
to Champaign, Saturday, for the
Gauop
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Champ Knocked Out

LONDON. Oct. 20 QNS)-
Danny Webb, 126. Canadian army
featherweight champion, scored a
technical knockout over Jackie
Peterson. 1873 OF Glasgow.
worlds flyweight champion, in the
third round at Queensberry last
night.
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Rob ToI~-
UUU IuIUO
Pros Pass Know-How
Makes Defense Tough
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
In Town and Around:

IN Town and Around:
Gus Dorais explains why the
pros do not seem to have a good
defense against passes. It's be-
cause the pros are better passers
thinks the pro game isn't quite up
IN preWar standards.
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Navy Has Steam Up

Nothing has seemed 10 work
for the Navy boys from Annapolis
"a group that started out with
the preseason label. National
Champions" Probably the most
ballYhooed early season team in
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all Middle his
tory. But the
tip is out that
the Navy will
be steaming in
at the finish
like a gridiron
task force. The
big day comes
when they play
Arm y. That s
the one that
nts an d
that's the day
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Sports
WestfaII Pro Role
Similar TO U. Of M.
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Fred Delsno. capable director
az publicity for the Lions, points
out an interesting analogy the
striking similarity Of Bob West
falls role with the Lions, where
he is paired with frankie Sink
wich. and that which he played
al Michigan. where his running
mate for two years was Tom
Harmon.
For four years. Delano served
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

you start al over again expert
ing the result.
Joe Louis isn't interested in
fighting Billy Conn until the BIG
FIGHT is over Which proves
that Joe still knows what is going
on in this world.
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Scores Z for Ecorse

Don Schiller tailed two touch
downs. one after a 70-yard run,
10 lead Ecorse High 10 a 1910
triumph over Plymouth at Ecorse
last night. Ulysses Rogers also
scored for EcorSe.
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TODAY's GAMES

Pershing At Northeastern $500: Eastern
AZ Hsmtramck 5000; Northern AZ High
land Park t40Ol DENLY W. Southeastern,
Mack Park q: 30l Cooley VS. BEDFORD. Y. OF
y Stadium t4.O0l Western AZ Southwestern
3 3ol, Central at Northwestern so
Chadsey VS.. Wilbur Wright. Central Field
3. so.
SATURDAYS GAME
~ y. High VS.. Mackenzie, L, of d.
Stadium ZOO.
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Scratches
pOcETNCVAM PARK

ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather clear, track. slow
FIRST Race-Brighi ana Fairy. Ralnland-
Sir Talbot Idle Fsncies
second RAce-War Edition. dependable,
Knox Hill SabatiS
Third Rsce-Rita Jane.
Fourth Race-One Dollar.
Fiffh Race--MikhyinE.
sixth RAce-Chsncs Yen.
seventh Pace-Sea Foam.
Eighth Raoe-Revive,
EMPIRE CITY
weather. clear. track, last
Wrist Race-Chosen Miss. J =. Curry
Mahmoudess Blue Pal
second Race-Blue Ridge
Third Race-Nits Eunice. Bite,
Fourth Racial BuEht.
sPORTsMAN's PARK
Weather clear track iaf'
FIrtt pacc-Duskv Duke Le1ts Lucky
Ann Klmmy. Whiteford Bill May Keen
second Race-Two Grand kef. Daity a,
Count chat EpiFai Free style.
Tifth Observation-Disclosures.
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They are well
coached. Cecil
Isbell has done
o fine ] o b
teaching them
I fundamentals.
They bl x
q n d tack Q
well.
They ha " Q
fine personnel.
The backs can
do everything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

The "M' Club of Detroit is
planning to attend under leader
ship of Judge Frank Picard.
Charley Bachman will be pres
ent to give the highlights of his
game with Wayne. Gembis will
be there. too.
Charles Dorais will tell about
the Lions contest with Green Bay
Packers.
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W DIRK ers ban
which was de-
signed 10 wreck
I h e worl d
champion.
only for
w ar DIS p hill
w a tson and
Jerry Heffer =
nan def nse-
man Mike Nc
NJ a h on ar e
missing from
the CanadienS'
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Fight Results
By United Press

MoSTREAL-wnlie Pep. i7Tai, Hartford,
Conn sutpoiuted Jackie Leamus, i1ilT.
Neu YORK tiolI CenAro Rojo, tAoia, Los
AnrrIes drew with SAMMY Daniels, taols
a. loo Alter. iS7i1, Montreal, knocked
out Youna lee Murray, i7sia. Baltimore
az RAiAh sabu. las, Calcutta. India, out
pointed lean Paul Green. 1901. Montreal
a.: Henri Murray. i7s. Montreal, out
pointed Jerry Lavigne. i2Taa, Montreal "a J,
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Claude Snarey, the man behind
What makes Cooley run has
done il sgain-to the surprise Of
nobody.
The Cardinal track coach, with
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a squad having
only one mem
Der who had
run croSS-coun-
try before.
W &c he d his
b o Us Civ e
Cooley lis third
straight Metro
pohtan League
barrier cham
pionship ye s.
ter az Palmer
Park
liz &C., nFln
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Grid Fans See
.M-PurdueMoyiie

Michigan and Purdue clash in
the bic game OF the Midwest
Saturday and the complete story
and pictures will be shown at the
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Nod to Purdue'S
Running Power

~
The United experts selects this weeks football
winners: ,u
lin Chicago
Illinois % Nore Dame 13-The defensive shortcomings
uIn adA,ll hurt
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