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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Plans to Organize
Night Puck Loop

Plans for the 1944-45 season Of
the Detroit night Hockey League
will be formulated at a meeting
of prospective team managers at
Mack Park Wednesday evening,
g o'clock.
There will be two divisions. as
last year when II teams competed,
and all games will be played on
Mack Park rink. The season will
start Dec. 20.
All teams desiring 10 enter
should have representatives at
! this meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Show M-Illinoii S
Movies Monday

Another banner meeting Of The
Detroit Times Downtown Quar-
terback Club is scheduled for
Monday noon at the Fort Shelby.
The meeting is open 10 all foot
ball fans and starts al 1915.
Headlining the program will be
the pictures OF Michigan's battle
with Illinois al Ann Arbor Satur-
day.
Wally Weber. unequaled as a
luncheon speaker. will have some
interesting dope on the Illinois
game. lie has secuted the fighting
Illini for years and It's his favorite
team. after Michigan.
Charley Bachman. whose Michi-
gan State team closed most sue
cessful season Saturday against
Maryland. will be al the meeting
to give some interesting lnforma-
ton on the Spartans.
Several of the Downtown quar-
terbacks were in New York Sat-
urday 10 watch Army and Notre
Dame. They'll be around 10 tell all
about that classic which had been
sold out for months.
Pete Cawthon. the latest addi-
ton 10 the roster of the quarter
backs and associate coach Of the
Lions. will be back Monday With
Joe Bach and Gus Dorais he'll dis
cuss the Lions-Card Pitt contest
of Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

That was tough afternoon
down there" Biggie Mum would
tell anybody who was interested.
young would give you heart
failure. You never can telr when
he's going all the NAY. lie got
loose a couple Of times but we
nailed him before he did any
damage.
81 guess this II the best game
our line has played. We kept
sending in fresh Iinemen all
afternoon. The boys were
little jittery on defense in the
first half but after the inter
mission they settled down and
had control of things.
Much as you want to watch
your own linemen in action it's
hard TO keep your eyes off
Buddy Young. He II a. danger
Gus runner a. we have faced
In a long time"
There was plenty Of noise in
the dressing room and Clarence
had 10 shout 10 be heard over the
din. One Of the first visitors was
Ray Eliot, the Illinois coach. He
dropped in 10 say II was a grand
ball game and that Michigan's
line had been excellent. That was
what Mum was hoping 10 hear.
CriSler has A word of praise for
all his boys. That thriller pro-
vided by Jack Weisenberger when
he quick-kicked from deep in his
own territory TO the 4-yard line
came in for special mention. SC
did the splashing play of Ralph
Chubb and Don Lund Gene Der
ricotte got a lot of attention He
was hobbinG around on an in
jured ankle but expects TO be
ready before the Wisconsin game
Asked pointblank what nc
thought of Young as a halfback
the coach answered:
Hes a grand halfback. And
using him the way Ray Eliot
does makes him a much better
performer than he might be
with another club. I have never
seen coach use his material
10 better advantage than Eliot
does this year. He has Young
running where he'll do the most
harm and then he rests him on
defense.
I'm most anxious To see the
movies OF this game. ! want To
see how Young ever got out Of
the end zone when we held him
cornered. And IL he hadn't
slipped"
Crisler didn't continue. The an
swer was too obvious.
I'VE banged up a lot after
this game" Crisler said. 1T was
a. tough a game a. we have
played all year. Illinois wasn't
Just q team with one fast run
ner. They had fine backs hut
most important, an excellent
line. n good as We have been
against this season"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Ole champion in the seventh an
nual Goodfellows city title game
at Briggs Stadium Saturday,
Dec. 2.
WON IN 1871
Pershing won the east side
crown in 1871 after a three-school
round robin playoff with DENLY
and Hamtramck. The Doughboys,
however, fell to Cooley, 14-6, in
the title contest.
This season both schools left
little doubt that they belong in
the title game. Mackenzie won
six games in a row on the west
side in addition TO a nonleague
victory, while Pershing swept
through VIGOROUSLY in six games
on the east side.
Mackenzie beat Chadsey. 1870;
Cooley. 1912: Central, 42-0; u. OF
+ d. High. 1916: Northwestern, IA
ID. and BEDFORD, 1910, in league
play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Georgia Takes 10 Air,
Beats Florida, 1872

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. IL
CUP)-The Georgia Bulldogs took
a liking TO the Florida AIR today
and. before 1900 fans. shook off
a two-touchdown handicap with
daring passes to beat Florida,
1912.
Four OF Georgia'S scores were
made on passes. and an aerial set
up another. The Billy Hodges TO
Reid Moseley combination was
especially effective. resulting in
the two scores near the end Of the
first half that sent Georgia ahead
for the first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Tigers. IS now a
] i Q u [ @ n ant
commander in
the navy sta
toned in I h e
Chicago a re a.
Creedon was a
lieutenant and
W a s stationed
here until re-
c g tly. Hi s
home is at 81
c ! o V Q r ! y.
Crosse Pointe.
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Army Hands Irish
Its Worst Defeat
CONTINUED from lst Sports Pagel

it came there. With fourth down
end goal to go the Army was
stopped cold, but both teams were
offside and the Cadets received
another chance. That was all they
needed for Doug -kenna- took-the
ball and carried il over.
That was the first Of nine Army
touchdownS and the Army diStrib-
uted its offensive power evenly
20 points in the first
period and ID in each of the other
three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Hugh RAIDER Elected
Meadowbrook Head

Hugh RAIDER was elected presi-
dent of Meadowbrook Country
Club by the board of directors
Saturday at theDAC. He succeeds
Conrad f. Langfield, who was
congratulated on his successful
administration. Other officers are
William II. Monahan, vice presi-
dent. Glenn Sisler, treasurer, and
Randall Ahern. secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
0berIin Harriers Win
Over Wayne u

Oberlin College scored its sec
ond straight victory over Wayne
University today in their cross
country race held over four-mile
course at River Rouge Park. The
score was Oberlin q. Wayne 38.
Jack Upper of Oberlin set the
pace. taking the lead in the last
half mile 10 defeat Bert Pryor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
PASS BACKFIRES

The Irish took 10 the air after
that first Army score and the
attempt backfired. Felix BlanCh-
ard, star among a horde of Army
standouts. intercepted a pass TO
set up the second Army score.
II was another pass interception
which set up the third touchdown,
but no matter how Army got the
ball il knew what 10 do with it,.
Glen Davis led the touchdown
parade with three but the man
who did most of the key blocking
failed TO get a point. That was
Blanchard and today he was at
least the equal of any fullback
ever 10 perform in Yankee Sta
dunn. which was damned 10 ca
pacity by $4,000 persons for this
annual gridiron classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Fighters Start
in East
Robinson, DelIicurti
Bout Here Nov. "a

From New York comes word
that Ray Sugar Robinson has
started a training siege for Vic
Dellicurti. whom he will meet at
Olympia Nov. "a.
DellicurtI TOO. will drill in the
East for the next week or so be-
fore coming here TO polish off in
local gym, The meeting will be
their second They previously
fought in Madison Square Garden
with Robinson winning the deci-
sion.
DellicurtiS first appearance
here was at Arena Gardens re-
Gently, where he knocked out
Eddie Rossi of Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
STAR BACKS

Pershing downee Northern, o.
o: Eastern. 26-6: Southeastern,
1910; Northeastern. 1876; DENLY,
1870 and Hamtramck, 28-7.
Each school boasts one Of the
outstanding backs in the city.
Mackenzie will count mainly on
Tino Sabuco. who has figured
heavily in the Stag offensive this
year Pershing's best bet is Harry
Szuiborski, running and passing
star of the team.
L. of D. High, bounding back
after two successive defeats. saved
its power for the final week to
crush Northwestern High Satur-
day afternoon. 30.
In the other game winding up
the regular season in the Metro
-pofitan League. western chaIked
tip its fifth victory in six games by
downing Chadsey, 1870.
u. of d. High scored a touch
down in every quarter Joe Parke
sending the Cubs into the lead
with an 11-yard sprint for a
touchdown.
RUNS Is YARDS
Bill Ayotte galloped 18 yards
for the Cubs second marker, and
George Roskopp ran 8 yards for
the third In the fourth quarter.
Roskopp passed % yards to Bud
Jackie for the fourth score.
Ayotte kicked two extra points,
Norm Marteii one.
Northwestern failed TO make a
serious bid 10 score, the Colts
never getting inside the Cubs 30.
BAJNAI STARS
Steve Bajna. Westerns star
back, scored two touchdowns and
took part in the third against
Chadsey. Bajnai went over from
the 2 in the first quarter, and in
the following quarter broke away
for IS yards for the second touch
down.
In the third quarter. from the
Chadsey 80. Jack Schlieman late
raled to Bajnai, who forward
passed to Jim Overly to complete
the scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Utah Beats Colo. Coll.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Nov. II
(UP)-Scoring IA points in first
period bombardment, Utah Uni
versity today rode over Colorado
College. 21 to s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
4I9 POINTS NOW

The SO points raised ArmyS
point total for the season 10 4l9
but the Cadets had defensive as
well as offensive power. They kept
Bob Kelly, ace of the Irish backs,
bottled up all afternoon, and hur-
ried Frank Dancewicz so much in
his passing that eight out of %
attempts were intercepted.
Notre Dame gained only ITO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Fordson Wins, 1877

Fordson High scored touch
downs in each of the first three
periods to defeat Wyandotte, 1877,
Saturday. Arnold BANJO went
over twice for the Tractors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
POOR KICKS AID STATE

Arntz helped rush Charles Ryan,
the Maryland punter. so hard that
he got away two 14-yard punts
and another of Is, each of which
led to State touchdown.
State was held ScorelesS in the
first quarter but rolled to two
touchdownS in the second. one in
the third and two in the final.
Even the State reserves helped
set up scores. Bob LamsSies, re-
serve guard from South Haven,
stole the ball from the hands of
Sal Fastuca, Old Liners fullback
on the Maryland 30 in the last
period. II was following that grab
that Breslin scored his final
touchdown in three tries.
johnson got his chance to score
the final touchdown when Mary
land tried a fourth down quarter
back sneak for a yard on its own
35-yard line and didn't make it.
Maryland's attack carried the
Old Liners only as far as their
own as in the first three quarters
PENALTY AIDS MARYLAND
In the final quarter a 20-yarC
penalty advanced Maryland TO the
State 42-yard line, from where
Ryan. Duane Bates and Bill Greer
logged the all through the Spar
tan reserves to the State 26 before
being halted.
That was high tide for Mary
land. until the last second of play
State tried a fourth-down rusl
on its IS in an attempt TO stall
away the last few moments ant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
MIR. Munn's Linemen
Have Right Answer
Times Photo
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 1.-THE happiest Of all the Michgans
todays 40 victory Illinois Line Coach Clarence
Num- All week long the folks have been asking Can Michigan
line stop Buddy Young? The the big 0 hung
the board after Illinois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
DETROIT SUNDAY HINES c Nov ". I94-p.rt 4. Page !
Mackenzie, Pershing
Meet for Prep Title
BY JAKE BERsoN

High football final and PerShing
which previously will for the 1914
Metropolitan League championship Saturday afternoon at VI
of ID Stadium.
The wnne will be the leagues REPRESENTATIVE AGAINST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Purdue Stays in Race,
Beats Wildcats, 27-7

EVANSTON Ill. II (UP)-NorthweStern's bid Tor its
Conference victory went begging today as Purdue
Stormy Pohl scoring three
picked Norhwesterns line for ~ triumph TO
1914 Big Ten football champlonshp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
State Closes Season
With Easy Triumph

Maryland got the ball for one
play. a triple pass which wound
up with Ryan on the State 10-yard
line at the final gun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

yards in all. Most of that was deep
in Irish territory.f The Army
gained 326 yards in all and wasted
none of il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Playing before $4,000 fans in
Dyche Stadium. Purdue rode to
its fourth conference victory be-
hind the blocking Of guards Walt
Illenczyk. Morris kaastad and
Jim McMillen.
With the help Of center Joe
Winkler. they opened gaping holes
in the heart of Northwestern
line through which Pfohl scored
all but one of Purdue's touch
downs after fullback Boris Dl-
mancheff had set them up with
his steady ground gaining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Charley Creedon
Gets Navy Promotion

Charley Creedon. former public
relations man of the Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Continued from LIST Sports Page)
downs all season, were badly out
rushed by a State line led by Art
Arntz, Saginaw end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
2 STIRRING BOUTS

Robinson will be remembered by
local fans for his two stirring
engagements with Jake LaMotta
at Olympia two years ago. He
won the decision in one and lost
il in the other the Harlem boys
only defeat in a brilliant ring
record.
Since then, Robinson has been
in the army and given an honor
able discharge recently Since
coming out of service he has en-
gagged in two bouts. both of which
he won by knockouts. He knocked
out Icy JannaZZo in Boston and
stopped Sgt. Lou Woods in Chi
cago.
Robinson's appearances here
are, in a measure, homecoming af-
fairs. He was born Walker Smith
here % years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Wings Face
Leafs Power
Toronto Has Top
Scoring Line
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Already established as one OF
the powers of the National
Hockey League. the first place
Toronto Maple Leafs will send
hockeys highest scoring forward
line and three highly praised new
corners against the Red Wings al
Olympia this Sunday night.
A sellout crowd OF more than
$1,000 is expected 10 see Jack
Adams men charge against the
Maple Leafs for the first time this
season.
Toronto Is the team Detroit
must beat to stay up in the fight
after two one-goal setbacks by
The world champion Canadiens.
They play again in Toronto
Wednesday night and the Wings
need at least an even break.
BETTER TEAM
This Toronto team Is a great
Improvement on the hard skating
but vulnerable club sgd Howe and
the rest of the Wings whipped six
times and tied twice in 10 starts
last season.
The question marks have been
replaced by returning veterans or
proved newcomers with one ex-
ception. That is in goal, where
Frank McCool. rookie from Cal
gary, has taken the place OF Paul
Bibeault, who has been reclaimed
by Canadiens.
McCool has held up so far,
however. He allowed only Is
goals in the five Toronto victories
up 10 Saturday night while the
Leafs We're pouring 80 pucks into
enemy nets.
Return of the veterans Sweeney
Schriner and Nick Metz have
helped transform the Leafs at
l tack. The 3l-year-old Schriner is
the leagues leading goal scorer.
now at left wing on the Leafs big
line with Gus Bodnar al center
and the 6arting Lorne Carr at
right wing.
EZNICKI STARS
Metz is also banging home the
goals on a line with Ted Ken
nedy. an improved sophomore
Mayer. and Bill Eznicki Battling
Bill is one OF the Leafs three
newcomers. 20-year-old. 10
FOUNDER from Winnipeg, who
helped the Oshawa Generals win
the junior championship OF Can
ada the past two seasons.
Discharged from the RCAF Tor
physical disability. Eznicki doesn't
show any hesitancy 10 mix II on
the ice and has a reputation as a
"bad man."
With Bob Davidson as Eznickis
running mate in melees, the Leafs
now feel equipped TO deal with
any hockey buzz saw.
Ted Backor. a square cut chunk
of defenseman from ST. Cath
arine, is the ney man on the
Toronto defense. He Is acclaimed
as a hard checker and teams with
Reg Hamilton.
Walter fBabe) Pratt, who
handled both attack and defense
for Toronto in many OF last year 5
games TO win the leagues Hart
Trophy as the most valuable y
will pair Sunday night on the
defense with Ross tombstone. a
spare rear guard.
Elwyn Morris, the regular was
put out Of action for month or
so by Canadiens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
FIGHTERS DRILL

In the meantime Sampson
-tDynamfte1- Powell and Buster
Peaks are preparing for their re-
match at Arcadia a week from
Monday night. With knockout VIC
tories over Ossie tBulidog) Harris
and Sam Hughes, the smuggling
Powell is riding the crest Of pop
ularity along Woodward.
But he would like very much to
reverse a decision which Peaks
holds over him. 1t was Powells
only setback in pro ranks.
There will be no show at Arena
Gardens this Monday night. the
bout between Leroy Willis and
Phil Terranova having been set
back TO a later date, probably
in December. There was an idea
once of transferring this show to
Olympia, but Sonia Henie's long
engagement there precluded this
change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
CHANGES POSITION

Dimancheff, Purdue's star right
halfback. was playing fullback in
place of injured Ed Cody and
calling plays. The hard-hitting
Bulgar did the heavy leg work IN
midfield and then sent Pfohl
through center for the glory.
Purdue outgained Northwestern
on the ground, 81 TO 202 yards,
and the heavy work was done BY
Dimancheff and Angelo Carnaghi,
$780, pound freshman halfback.
With those two backs leading the
march, Purdue moved 81 yards in
eight plays to score the first
touchdown in the opening minute
OF the second quarter.
After Dimancheff had moved Il
10 the 3. he sent Pfohl, 190-pounc
freshman. over for the touchdown
Quarterback Bill Garfield in
tercepted long pass by Johnny
Yungwirth of Northwestern or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
A TOUCHDOWN FOR STATE

With splendid interference, Michigan States Maskl
romps around end for the Sparans second touchdown
the second quarter they outcassed Maryland at East
Lansing Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
NOTRI DANE
ARMY
STATISTICS

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

This Toronto team Is a great
Improvement on the hard skating
but vulnerable club sgd Howe and
the rest of the Wings whipped six
times and tied twice in 10 starts
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Samstag, oen 4. Nop., 7:3O llby
abcnos itatt. slae @iitalieoer iino &C.
beten iif 5lt beteilisen.
slm Samstag, Sen ii. Oft, fanS
sic Sranlng unIerer Sdap. Selcn
ShuIter nit Sef). sgt. sloClf Selent
Itott. slut mir gratulleren oieienl
iunsen Gbepaor uno :riin'fen ibnen
piel Slid uno 8ottes eSgen in ibren1
neuen 9ebcn.
ltnIere nid)ite &artcnpartie finoet
am 9. Eopember, s llbr abeuos Itatt
sue Iino 5u oieIer ltnterbaltung or1:
ber5liditt eingelaoen.
Charlotte 1sulf, Sefr.