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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

The Functionary Sent by
Sir Arthur Opened the
Safe and Stood Aghast.
Sometime, Somehow, In
Spite Of the Is Guards,
o Thief Had Managed 20
Extract the Jewels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Illinois
Powerful

Few teams have ever compiled
an offensive record to equal that
OF Illinois, Michigan's foe at Ann
Arbor/Saturday.
Against seven opponents, 1lli-
nois has averaged 403 yards per
game. Most of it was gained on
the ground with speedy backs
Buddy Young, Paul Patterson and
Eddie Bray accounting for a big
share OF it.
The Illinois eleven has averaged
329.S yards per game by rushing,
far ahead of the old record of $40
made in 1897 by Colorado. The
Illinois backs have been clipping
off an average of IA yards each
time they carry the ball. Buddy
Young has a mark of 12.5 yards
each trial.
On passing the Illini have done
well enough with a seasons mark
of 81 yards every time the ball
was thrown. A seven-game record
Of 236 points beats the best any
Illinois club ever has turned in.
These offensive marks are one
Of the reasons coach Fritz Crisler
has worked his club on defense all
week.
Illinois has a single Michigan
boy on the squad. He is Clyde Per
kins from ST. Clair Shores. a third
string quarterback. He scored one
touchdown and threw a pass fol-
another.
Sam Zatkoff Of Hamtramck
was regular left end on the team
until he was ruled ineligible by the
navy as member of ships com.
pany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Paschd| Leads
Ground Gamers

Frank Sinkwich, the Lions
backfield ace, dropped to third
place in the National Football
League ground gaining race last
Sunday, statistics revealed today.
Leading frankie now are Pas
chal of the Giants with 467 yards
and an average of 40 yards per
try, and Grigas OF Card-Pitt with
ADJ and 3.5 yards. Sinkwich's rec
ord is Ala yards and 3.9 yards
average,
Frank Filchock of the Red Skins
continues to lead the passers with
Sc compilations in ITO attempts.
Luckman is second.
Zimmerman of Philadelphia,
with as points, is now but five
points behind Hutson OF Green
Bay for scoring honors. Sinkwich
is in fifth place with So points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
He Can Spin EN-

Pete Cawthon. the new Lion
associate coach. is sure 10 be an
interesting addition TO the ban.
quet circuit hereabouts. Pete
tells his stories in a homespun.
Will Rogers style, featuring a
Texas drawl.
The Lions. who started the sea-
son with a one-man attack built
around frankie Sinkwich, have
doubled their offensive striking
power as Bob Westfall. the former
Michigan star, has reached top
form. While this was not unan-
ticipated, the Observation-Disclosures
manner in which Bob Is being
used Is causing considerable sur
prise.
Westfsll's potentialties as a
passer and runner on halfback
sweeps was unsupported at Michi-
gan. After all. in the first two
OF his three years in the Michigan
backfield Tommy Harmon did
pretty fair job Of caring for the
passing. punting and most OF the
ball carrying, too. Then. in Bobs
third year, Tom Kuzma came
along TO pick up where Harmon
had left off, so coach Fritz Crisler
OF the Wolverines was justifiably
content 10 capitalize entirely on
Westfall's fullback spinning abil-
ity and his smashes at the center
OF the line,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
He's Seen Worse

The bloody nose that Yale's
d iminutive halfback. Merlin
(Buzzy) Gehr. suffered the other
day, was considered small grapes
TO him Before being assigned
TO Yale for a refresher course,
Gehr, a native of Shirmerstown,
Pa. spent three years in the Pa
cific as navy aerial gunner &.
He has six Jap Zeros to his credit
has been in two plane crackups,
and has been awarded seven cita-
tions, including the Distinguished
Flying Cross, the Presidential CT
tation and the Purple Heart.
A Los Angeles wrestler, accused
of evsding the draft. protested TO
the court he didn't like to hurt
anybody Doesn't wrestling
hurt ," asked the court The
wrestler replied: mot the way
throw them"
Hack Wilson, the pudgy man
who hit home runs for the Cubs
a dozen years ago, now working
In Washington as a goodwill am
bassador for a new pro basketball
team, laments that the fans have
forgotten he hit Sc home runs one
season, setting a new National
League record. Instead they re-
member him as the guy who lost
a fly in the sun which went for a
home run with the bases loaded
in the 1929 World Series, and the
Athletics, wiping out Z 10
Cub lead. went on 20 win 10 20 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
First Place at Stake
lin Major Feature

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Reveals His Speed

Westfall has demonstrated re.
markable speed with the Lions.
Last Sunday in Pittsburgh he
started at left half in place OF
Sinkwich and in six plays spanked
the Lions TO the frst OF four
touchdowns. As the game pro-
crossed Bob, who also has now
added signal calling TO his chores.
played both at left half and at
fullback. Fans at Briggs Stadium
Sunday, when the Lions try for
their second victory over the,
Card-Pitts in eight days. are likely
TO see the Bullet cast in a similar
role: fullback. halfback. passer,
runner and signal caller. It's
new Westfall - and perhaps an
even greater one.
The Notre Dame Georgia Tech
game In Atlanta on Nov. IS has
been sellout for weeks.
Cecil Isbell. coach OF Purdue,
has forsaken the bench for a place
in the grandstand says he
can spot weaknesses OF the other
team. as well as his own. much
better. One Of these days II
may work around 10 where the
coaches and players take over the
stands while the spectators roam
about the field.
Bob Hoernschemeyer continues
TO be the Midwest's top passer.
And will somebody please check
land verify if that was really Indi-
ana which beat Michigan earlier
in the season?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Naples TO Meet
Grand Haven Il
Times Photo

Birmingham High football team
will play its first intersectional
game in 10 years when the Naples
take on Grand Haven Friday
afternoon in Birmingham.
An elaborate program OF en-
tertainment has been planned for
the western Michigan squad by
the Birmingham Sideline Quarter
backs. After the game the Grand
Haven team will attend a dance,
and later will be entertained in
the homes of Naples gridders.
A tour of Cranbrook is sched-
uled Saturday morning. after
which both teams will attend the
Michigan-Illinois game at Ann
Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Miller High to Return
To Metro Grid Loop
BY JAKE BERSON

Miller High will join Cass Tech
in returning to regular football
competition in the Metropolitan
League next year.
After dropping the sport sew
eral years ago, Cass and Miller
brought IL back this season and
played informal schedules this
fall. The response has been so
enthusiastic that Arthur Carly
and willard Kurty, athletic direc-
tors at Cass and Miller. respec-
lively, received permission to re-
enter In 1915.
Cass eliminated football from
its program in 1895, while Miller
gave il up in 1910. With the
schools back in the fold, the Met
ropolitan League will return to
its former strength Of 20 teams,
Cass will wind up its season
Friday night, vhSp the Mechanics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
DiMaqqio, Ruffinq QUIZ

The rumor is that Joe DiMag-
gio's military discharge may be
announced any day now The
Yankee star has stomach ulcers.
-. Red Ruffing is expected TO be
out of service lover age) before
the first of the year.
Johnny Neun, who served as
coach for the Yankees the past
season, may return to Kansas City
as manager.
Notre Danes Ed. McKeever
used to be backfield coach under
Pete Cawthon, now chief scout for
the Detroit Lions. at Texas Tech.
>. Later McKeever went TO Bos-
ton College with Frank Leahy =. Z.
Ed married his schoolday sweet
heart. the former Gail Quinlan of
Marietta. o., in 1885. who pre-
scented him with twin girls Dec.
10. 1910, the day. after Ed left
with Boston College for the Sugar
Bowl McKeever didn't know
that he had become a papa until
the twentieth, when the team ar
rived in New Orleans Who
ever scores the touchdowns names
the girls" said Ed Mike Holo-
yak and Mickey Connolly did. and
they settled for Susan Helen and
Jane Anne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Willis Go
Here Is Postponed

The indefinite postponement Of
the boxing match between Phil
Terranova and Leroy Willis.
scheduled for Olympia, Nov. II.
has been announced by Match
maker Nick Londes.
II is hoped TO stage the match
at a later date. The change was
necessitsted by mixup in Terra
nova's dates. The former MIA
world featherweight champion is
booked TO fight Harry Jeffra in
New York, Nov. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Junior Rifle Club
Formed at EImwood

To promote wider knowledge Of
the safe use of firearms, a junior
rifle club is now being organized
at the Elmwood Recreation Gen.
ter, Congress and Elmwood ave-
nues.
Dan Shea. instructor for the
center, is in charge OF the rifle
range and will give instruction
at $3.50 to $50 p. m. daily. Rifles
will be provided without charge.
Any boy or girl under Is is
eligible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
u. D. frosh-Soph
Game on Saturday

Traditional University of De-
troit freshman-sophomore football
rivalry will be put 10 a final test
Saturday at 2 p. m. in u. OF d.
Stadium in the second annual
game.
Athletic director Brazil and
Gene Mslinowski are coaching the
upper class gridders. while Eddie
Barbour and Walt Welsh handle
the freshmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
HOIdField
Drawings
BY DON GILES

Drawings for the Grand National
grouse field trials. biggest hunt
ing dog event ever to be held in
Michigan, will take place tonight
at Johnson's Rustic Tavern on
Houghton Lake near Prudenville.
The trials will start tomorrow
morning in the Gladwin state
game refuge and are expected TO
attract top dogs from all parts of
the country. The trials will con-
tinue through Saturday and Sun
day, according to John Hadaway
of Flint, president of the National
Grouse Dog Field Trial Associa-
ton.
Judges in the event are DR.. L. ].
Hyde of Metheum, Mass; Herbert
Cahoon of Ben Avon, Pa. and DR..
c. F. DeVries Of Lansing. Post
entries will be taken until the
drawing tonight.
Hunters roundup" for sports
men and their wives will be held
tomorrow night at Danish Brother
hood Hall, IT'S w. Forest. The
event is sponsored by the Detroit
Sportsmen's Congress.
A series OF study courses for
nature lovers were being offered
this week by the University of
Michigan Extension Service at the
Rackham Memorial, Farnsworth
and Woodward. Walter p. Nickel
of Cranbrook will teach a class
in bird study.
DR.. Josselyn Van Tyne. curator
Of birds for the University Mu-
scum, will teach an advanced bird
study class. An eight-week course
in tree identification is also avail
able. Registrations may be made
in the business office OF the ex-
tension service at Rackham any
evening at 1880.
The annual buffalo dinner OF the
Western Wayne County Conserva-
ton Association will be held to-
night in Jewell Blaich Hall in
Plymouth at Z o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

sugar ). Five bucks, is Of course,
nothing but hay En-, what?
Bob Wiese. Michigan'S great
gridder and Viz trainee trans
ferred from Ann Arbor, is a
graduate mechanical engineer.
1t. Ben Hogan conducts golf
classes for about so soldiers and
civilians at Washington and Lee
University, where he's student
in the Army School for Personnel
Services 1t. Earle Mack Jr.
of the navy, son of Assistant Man
ager Earle Mack OF the Athletics
and grandson of Connie Mack. has
returned 10 the United States
after service in the Pacific -. En-
route home TO Philadelphia. he
stopped in Detroit, where he was
married,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Ia CheppeIle Holds On

Maurice LaChapelle held Kid
Chapman, junior heavyweight
champion. even at Fair
view Garden last night. each win
ming a fall. but failed 10 take the
title from him. Farmer Jones
mule-kicked his way 10 a win over
Nick Billings. Louis Klein de-
feated Gordon Hessel and TEX"
Reilly won over George Connel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

meet strong River Rouge eleven
at Ecorse Stadium. Rouge holds
a decision over Catholic Central.
In four games so far, Cass ha,
split even. winning from Visita.l
ton, $50. and Miller, 26-13, and
losing 10 Melvindale. rs. and De.
troit University School. 60. \
Miller. which drew 40 candl.
dates. one of its largest In history.
this fall, also won two and lost
two. The Trojans whipped Ham.
tramck Reserves, TO. and North
eastern Reserves, TO, losing to
Lincoln Park, $40. in addition to
Cass.
Unless changes are made be-
tween now and next fall, Frank
Cudillo will coach Cass and Bill
Robinson will handle Miller on
the grid in 1945. They coached
the squads this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Ann Arbor Troops
Win Rifle Match

Companies E and F Of Ypsilanti
and Co. G. of Ann Arbor defeated
Co.'S X, L and NJ at Garfield
Armory in a Michigan State
Troop intercompany rifle compe-
tition last night.
The course was 10 shots in each
Of four positions with .22-caliber
rifles. Co. G won with a score OF
$50 and Co. M placed second
with S37.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Bob Tales
Years Big Game
q Private Affair
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

The football game OF this year,
or any other. figures to be the
meeting between Army and Navy.
And it will be played practically
in private.
All of which brings up the old.
old subject. Why isn't the annual
meeting between Army and Navy
moved around the country?
This is a game that belongs TO
the nations fans-not to any one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

In beating Notre Dame last
Saturday. Navy didn't need their
two best backs - Jenkins and
Hamberg.
Michigan's leading candidate for
All-American honors right now In
tackle Milan Lazetich and try
and name me a better running
back in the Midwest than Pur-
dues Boris Dimancheff. The OSU
drum beaters are In high gear
over Les Horvath, while Army
holds out for its backfeld ace.
Blanchard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
BuckneIl Coach Wounded

LEWISBURG. Pa, Nov. 8 (UP)
Pvt. John j. Sitarsky, head foot
ball coach at Bucknell University
prior to his entry into the army.
was slightly wounded in action in
Germany, the war department in
for1Aed his wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Open New Quarters

Shamrock Athletic Club has
opened its new quarters at Dur
fee School, Lawrence and La Sale
avenue. The club is open TO all
boys who are interested in boxing.
Hours OF opening are from Z to 9.
Monday through Friday. lnstruc-
tors are Tommy Burke and Alex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

Stroh may make II a three-way
deadlock. as il will be a heavy
fsvorite over Ed Cotter's Five.
Elwood Blakes Standard and
Ellis Walkers Ira Wilson. only
game apart, Will battle for fourth
position. Therman Gibson OF
r & 3 has tied his teammate,
Fred Breckle. the first in the in
dividUsl averages Al 2l2 Fred
Bujack is next with 30 followed
BY Norris with 209. Eleven others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

vi ~ n y ~
match ~ the
Crest Lanes to-
night.
Since Sack
man is ahead
by two games,
the best + e. r
can get is a tie
and TO gain
IN at IL will
have TO regis
ter a sweep. II
at happens
Ice NOTrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Arcero Rides Triple

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 CUP)-
Jockey Eddie Arcaro stole the
riding spotlight at Belmont Park,
booting in a popular triple. with
Dustman, S3.40, in the fourth
Bardis. $3.50. in the sixth. and
Hazard, S430, in the seventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

town or any
ne rou p.
After the war,
speak to your
favorite CO n
gresham. As
a city, Detroit
certainly h a s
C o n tri b uted
enough TO the
p r e S erVation
and security Of
the nation to
have one look
- 49, I--N..l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Sports
Cochrane, Dickey
Share Same Quarters
BY LEO MACDoNELL

The big leagues two greatest
catchers-Mickey Cochrane and
Bill pbckey-share the same quar-
tiers N the Southwest Pacific. ac-
cording TO a letter which Harry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09


been eligible to
play for two
seasons now but
last year none
was ju d & e d
good enough to
be named on
the mythical
elevens.
Buddy Young,
Illinois sensa-
tional fres h
man halfback.
can clinch n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

spot on the team against Michigan
at Ann Arbor Saturday. In New
York, II Felix (Doc) Blanchard
turns in another of his brilliant
performances against Notre Dame,
you can ticket him for a place.
In every game so far. Young
has raced long distances for
touchdowns. He Is the nearest
back to Harold (Red). Grange
that the Midwest has produced.
Buddy Is the worlds fastest
Splinter. That speed, plus a nifty
change Of pace. has produced IL
touchdowns for him in the Illinois
game this fall.
BRILLIANT RECORD
His scoring record in seven
games:
Against Illinois Normal: 80
yards on punt return; "a
yards after recovering . FUN
bled lateral.
Against Indiana: IL yards
after receiving . 25-yard pass
from his running mate, Paul
Patterson.
Against Great Lakes: Around
his own right end for 8S yards.
Against Purdue: "a yards on
a lateral from Lou Agase; 40
yards around his left end after
going 70 yards around the other
end on the previous play.
Against Iowa: IS yards around
his own right end, 81 yards of
guard.
Against Pittsburgh: 90 yards
around his own right end, eight
yards around the same end.
Against Notre Dame: u
yards around his own left end.
SURE OF CONSIDERATION
A record like that is sure to get
All-American consideration. Sat-
urday he'll be facing the best line
he's opposed all year. If he can
reel of another of his touchdown
specialties, you can fill in his
name on your All-American.
At West Point they are COM
pairing Blanchard with Chris
eagle and Elmer Oliphant, the
best of all the Army halfbacks.
Six feet tall and Ave pounds over
the 200 mark, he is a tower OF
strength on defense In addition 10
his spectacular offensive play.
Army didn't even use him Sat-
urday as they ran up SO points
against Villanova.
1t would be hard TO imagine
two candidates so different physi-
cally. Young tips the scales at
l65 and is s feet 5. Unlike most
sprinters, he runs strong 10 the
ground and is hard 10 bring down.
He depends on speed and finesse,
against the power that Blanchard
packs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

3 e n n Q It r e.
ceiYed from his
frie n d. Ii.
Condr. Coo h.
rane Nick
Londes is going
to cut his top
price for top
shows
fro m Sc 10
$500, which is
a good move
Six smack
- - N lAt ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Jockey Injured

SALEM. N. H.. Nov. Z (UP)-
Jockey Darrell Madden, 81. OF
Ontario, Ore, suffered minor body
injuries when his mount tripped
and pinned him against the gate
at the start OF the first race at
Rockingham Park yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Young Near
|A||-An1eri(an
BY EDGAR HAYES

For the first time since World
War !, a couple of freshmen may
be on the All-American football
teams at the close Of the present
season. The first year men have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
UNDER zoo ONCE

T Bukowski went below the 200
mark only once--a 1873 popping
up in his third effort. He opened
up with 213 and followed with
226. After the meager 1873. came
consecutive blasts of 224, 245, 220,
224 and 237. He struck out at
the end, too; after threading a
four-b agger from the third
through six frames. just TO put a
definite and convincing finishing
touch to his astonishing job.
Fred Breckle had the next best
total. 1545. Freddy Bujack fol-
lowed with 1915. while Therman
Gibson was right behind him,
bowling over 1909 sticks of wood.
Complete Detroit scores:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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i5s,Ieo-ao,-isi.ieeal7-i7s-ls4s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tirst II leaders , a,
s.so 1855: Mics.y Miii.u chiesac' isi Va
Walter ReppenhhFen. Detroit. teio;. Alex:
itrom. Chicago, ieos: louis si.iaii Detroit
1898, John Mueller. columbus. o.. 1897;
eisy,Is0 t 1886 f0 chief sehrcsS Gan esiesss
I'd BrosiuI. Chicago, 1887; VIC Bliss, st
Louis. 1888. and Frank Jsreek. Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Only ;
Roll 1900

With three scores OF 2900 and
900 totals down to nine, bowlers
said 1.-The wood fell tough" in The
Detroit Times Classic last night
at Southeastern ecreati IN.
Gasket led on 2942.
Kraetke gained two on 1928
and tied for second place when
Stroh dropped the same number,
although outrolling Pepsi-Cola,
1874 to 2773. Seven-Eleven assem-
bled 1913 in trouncing Coca-Cola
t2750), whose $50 finish brought
in one game.
E&B, Louis Sielaffs sensation
locally and nationally, was in
Chicago for the Bomsr Classic
and its match with Krakow was
deferred until later.
$40 TOP SCORE
Bill Littman of Wolverine was
best of the bunch on $40 His
teammate, Jerome Van Becelaere.
had SOB. Alex Heiden and Steve
Morris of Seven-Eleven took 602
and $50.
Jack Crilley Southeastern.
Grated 629 Harold Allen. Miner
alites. 62S; Sam Richardson,
Pepsi-Cola. COS John Schultz.
Kraetke, Sic; Roger Overmyer,
Gasket. 62S.
After losing the first 10 Stem
pien by 80 pins, Kraetke hitting
SOL, the Matthews gang got to-
gether for 998 and 1884 to win
twice with 1923 against 2796.
Such effort lifted Kraetke out of
third place. Pepsi-Cola won two
from Stroh, although outrolled,
2794 10 2773.
Gasket pulled two away from
Mineralites on a 1855 opener and
900 middle. In the final. Gasket
failed TO produce a 200 score,
Frank Teschler highing on 1S9
and Mineraltes packed II away,
95S to S97 as Tom Rooney
anchored with 223.
Southeastern's Crilley had a 264
finish and IL was good for high
game. Charlie Rabaut's 1873 for
Wolverine was not low. Paulus'
l28 won the cast iron rubbers.