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one OF which he played OUTSIDE
Of big-time, the 33-year-old Howe,
in point of service, is one of the
Oldest players in the National
loop.
Back in 1881, he played with
Syracuse in the international loop
his parent Ottawa club having
suspended operations for that
year. The Wings paid $35 900 for
sgd II was a bargain.
The chunky. def puck handler
who originally hailed from OF
tawa. in 1934-35. was bought by
the Red Wings from the st. Louis
club when st. Louis was in the
major. league. He came here in
the middle of that season and be-
came one of the stars of the De-
troit championship club the fol-
lowing season.
Howe last year totaled So
points. highest ever racked up by
q Detroiter in one season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
SATURDAYS GIANTS
By JAKE BERSoN

Mackenzie High can win It's
first west side football title by
beating BEDFORD tomorrow as
Metropolitan elevens this week
end bring their regular season 70
a close.
Somewhat tired from long,
strenuous campaign that has seen
them win five in a row, the Stays
nevertheless figure to'have enough
left o. subdue The HuskieS. whom
they beat 80. in a montague
contest early m the season Rcd
ford has won three and lost TWO
% dsfeJ
Western. which closes with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Parish Grid
Title Dates Set

First Division title football
game in the Catholic League will
be played at u. of d. Stadium
Sunday, Nov. 19. it was announced
today by Ray H. Pfa1, secretary
of the league.
Redeemer and De La Sale now
leading the west and east siders
respectively. are favored 10 reach
the finals
The First Division winner will
take on Catholic Central Sunday.
Nov. 26, for the right TO face the
Metropolitan League champion in
the . annual Goodfellow game AT
Briggs Stadium Saturday Dec. ?.
The Metro title will be decided
Saturday Nov IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Mack Gives Up
On Minneapolis

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9 ms
Connie Mack, veteran manager
Of the Philadelphia Athletics, an
nounced today that his negotia-
tions for the Minneapolis club of
the American Association had not
"materialized, "
1--WE just didn't feel we could
go ahead at this time" Mack
said.
Connie also declared he will
leave Philadelphia this month for
a two or there months trip TO
California.
This announcement was seen as
an indication in some quarters
that Judge KeneSaw Mountain
Lands, b. b a | commissioner,
would shortly permit club manag-
erS to- choose spring training sites
with geographical limitations.
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Injuries Hit
Spartan | |

EAST LANSING, Nov. 9-1f
injuries keep plaguing the Mich
igan State football squad, the
Spartans may be forced to go all
out here Saturday TO score their
second victory of the season over
the University of Maryland. which
earlier was figured as a compare
tive setup.
When the SpartanS scored an
80 victory over the Old Liners IN
a driving rainStorm at College
Park, Md, three weeks ago, it
was considered certain they would
steamroller their foes in the re-
turn engagement.
With the final game Of the sea-
son coming up however, no fewer
than five 'Spartans are hobbling
with injuries and it is almost GER
tain that three regulars will not
start against Doc Spears team.
3 REGULARS OUT
Halfback Fred Aronson, end
Frank Brogger and tackle Mike
Prashaw are the first stringers
who are definitely sidelined with
injuries while center 7. Brady
Sullivan and fullback Jack BreS-
lin, States outstanding player,
are handicapped with leg injuries.
PraShaw's place has been taken
over by Dick Massuch of Lansing;
Harold Johnson. hard driving
freshman from Dubois. Pa. has
replaced Aronson while Arthur
Arntz of Benton Harbor IS taking
over for Brogger.
Despite the injuries. States still
is trying to score its sixth victory
and conclude the season with a
single defeat by Missouri marring
the record.
If Breslln is able TO go at any
where near his usual form, State
followers are looking for a COM
paratively easy victory. Their opti-
miSm, of course, is not echoed by
coach Bachman.
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4 eM' GridderS
Blossom rs Stars
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 9-Much Of
the success of the Michigan foot
ball team this fall is attributed TO
the improvement shown by four
players from last years squad.
Joe Ponsetto, quarterback; Don
Lund, fullback; Bruce Hilkene,
end, and Ralph Chubb have all
blossomed out as excellent grid
ders and have contributed a big
share to the recent spectacular
victories over Purdue and Penn
sylvania.
and have contributed a big share
to the recent spectacular victories
over Purdue and Pennsylvania.
Coach Fritz Crisler was discuss
ing his team with a friend before
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Lions Back on Block

The Detroit Lions said today
they had asked waivers on Tony
Aiello, 155-pound back from
Youn gstown University. who
Joined the team after the start
of the season.
Release Of Aiello cuts the De-
troit entry in the National Foot
ball League TO 25 players, three
under the limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Bob Ta|es
Army 81 Over Irish;
Gophers A. Underdog
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Those Broadway bookie burg
lars are quoting Army 3 to 10,
tramp over Notre Dame. Yt
never saw that before. -
Michigan and Illinois are 3 TO
10 and the choice is yours
Georgia Tech and Tulane. Iowa
and Wisconsin are IN the same
bracket.
Michigan State is 2 to l over
Maryland as is UCLA over CALI
fornia, Arkansas over Rice, Okla
homa over Missouri and Yale over
Brown.
Holy Cross is pegged at 7 TO ,
over Colgate. Penn State is > 10
2 over Temple and so is Alabama
over Mississippi.
Can you imagine Indiana as d
to / over Minnesota. Well its so.
Does that help you out?
1T IS POINTED OUT:
A nod for a pal: Harry Wismer,
voted 1944's best sportscaster by
Sporting News, is giving out with
a shindig at the loot Shor A. {.
in N. Y. tonight.
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rookie of the year" at center.
They are running 1-3-4 in the
league scoring race.
Schriner is one of the most ac-
curate shots IN hockey. He isn't
one Of those body contact boys,
but he can duck a check and pick
ia siX-inch gap in the defense for
his shot
He's done il TO the Red Wings
discontinue too many times, in
GLIDING one goal that put Detroit
on. of the playolfs.
The Leafs weren't sure they
would ever get Sweeney back. He
has retired annually for about
five years, usually is lured out of
Calgary by a $500 contract with
a $1,000 bonus for 20 goals.
HOW HE SCORED
Last year he was in the Cana
dian navy, played on a Regina
navy team with Eddie Wares of
the Red Wings. He came back
this year when he found out there
was plenty of chance for old men
and boys who knew where to put
a puck.
Dave proved himself with two
third-perlod goals to beat Rang
erS, 81. in the opening game,
then came right back the next
night IN Chicago TO whip three
past Mike karakds.
He scored one and set up the
other two goals in the third period
as Toronto beat Montreal Then
he started the Leafs with their
opening goal in the To triumph
over Boston.
It's almost a cinch that
Schriner will fatten his scoring
total against the Rangers in New
York tonight. but that is as far as
the Wings want him to 60.
"We1l have to see IL we can't
find some way to slow down old
Sweeney Sunday" said Capt.
Flash Hollett Of the Wings. 81
wouldn't be surprised If we
could.
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along in great shape with Baugh
only playing part time.
Danny Bartfiield, 'neffew' OF
Soldier Bartfield, one of the be
of the lightweight clan tcitk \
1912-1923), is getting a lot of az
tention in the East. where he
knocked out a man named Pigna-
tore whats in a name?) the
other night.
Who remembers when Soldier
Bartfield fought Bryan Downey
10 rounds here in 1920?
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Former Cubs Catcher
Released by Army

CHICAGO, Nov. 9 (INS)-Ela-
ton pervaded the front office of
the Chicago Cubs today with
word that Thompson Orville
Mickey Livingston, the Cubs
No. ! catcher in l943. has received
medical discharge from the
army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Props in Benefit Game

Proceeds Of a football game 10
he staged Sunday al, $50 between
81. Theresa and 81 Mary's of
Rediord will 90 into the building
fund of tho Northwest Commu-
NIFTY War Memorial Home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

y e S er days
practice as the
w o We mes
were preparing
for Illinois.
T h e friend
explained he
h a d n seen
Michigan since
the Marquette
game. the sec
ond contest of
the season, and
was wondering
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Sports
Two Hockey Scoring
Stars Clash Here
By LEO MACDoNELL

As the first clash Of the season
between their respective teams
nears, II is interesting that sgd
Howe Of the Red Wings and
Sweeney Schriner of the Maple
Leafs share scoring horors al the
TOP OF the National Hockey
Leagues sharpshooterS. Each has
il points.
The Wings and Leafs tangle at
Olympia Sunday evening and an
other thriller is promised be-
tween these old red-hot feudists.
Inasmuch as Howe is one OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

{ y l n g o u r
ms. A n d
o O X W h a I
they've b e e n
up 10 the S e
last two weeks
with Luckman
in their pitch
ing, On the
o { her h a n d,
the Washing
on Redskins
are muddling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
NEED A TRACK

According 10 Vern Fritch, a car
owner and erstwhile driver,
midgets could race here tomorrow
if an indoor track was available,
using noneSSential materials and
prewar stocks of tires that were
merely deteriorating from diSuse,
Since the army has tied up the
FAIR Grounds Coliseum, site Of
races in previous winters, it is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

ably won't get
going h r Q
until goo d
weather next
spring or sum-
mer permits
re-opening of
the Motor City
Speedway.
But the ODT
has given per-
mission for re-
newal Of the
sport in other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
WHERE DRIVERS ARE

Prewar stocks of this fuel and
the little "doughnut" tires are
not useful for any other purpose
II takes about 10 "doughnuts" to
make a regulation automobile
tire.
Drivers now working at Pack
ards, Ford's and other war plants
here include Duke Nalon, Art
Hartsfeld, Mel Hansen. Duane
Carter, Russ Snowberger, George
and Jimmy Brock, Johnny Wohl-
feel, Fred Moebs, Henry Banks
and Johnny Sings, besides many
mechanics and car owners.
Most of them are technicians
and. although some are on over
seas duty, the others have their
cars in, shape and racing can be
expected 10 get under way soon
in some cities.
The ODT directive does not
permit big car racing, since they
use ratloned tires and fuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Is Hutson Slipping?

There have been strange hap
penings in the National Football
League -- Don Hutson, famous
Green Bay pass snatcher, hasn't
scored a touchdown in his teams
last three games. He was bottled
up by Cleveland Rams, the Lions
and the Bears
Is the Packer star slipping?
Coach Ray Eliot has assured
his Illini they will need all their
manpower. plus. for the Michigan
game Saturday. Eliot secuted the
Wolverines at Penn.
You'll understand why I ex-
pect terrifice game Saturday"
he is quoted as having told his
squad. "when you realize that
NIichigan's regulars played but
% minutes last week and when
they left the field Pennsylvania
was trailing, 81 to o."
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Brooklyn Loses Cecil

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 UP)-
Cecil Johnson. triple threat half
back for the Brooklyn Tigers and
the top punter in the National
League. was en- route today 10 his
home in Paris, Tex. where he will
he indicted into the armed Serv-
ices.
johnson is %, married and has
two children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

The writer's ia
vorite hockey
the
W ter an for
W DIS flying
start in what
promises TO be
a n o I h er out
standing S e a
son is pleasing.
Now in his
fifteenth S G a =
son of pro
hockey. in only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

e o lie from
Calgary W h q
has chosen a
peculiar spot 10
nurse his Ston-
ach ulcers.
They will see
B i'll EZnicki,
the pugnacious
winger r o m
OShawa G. G n =
erals, who is
supposed TO be
a very tough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

the annual game between the
fighting Him and the Wolverines,
scheduled at Ann Arbor Saturday
There also VIII be the complete
motion pictures OF the game
Speakers wilt cover the leading
G3mCS ln the country including
Pete Cawthon Gus DoraiS and Joe
Bach on the Lions VS.. Card-Pltts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

I h q japanese
play baseball.
Which m hit
explain W h a [
is going on
these days out
I h ere in the
p cific The
JapS certainly
a re catching.
but the V are
having trouble
hitting a d m.
~ a % arI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

IItuI II TIC dNOVIdUt NVuVI
league leading Toronto Maple
Leafs is bestowing upon that 81
year-olS baldy, Dave Sweeney
Schriner.
The Red Wings are looking for
ward TO a peek at the Maple Leaf
rockies when the league-leaderS
come in to Olympia Sunday
THEY'LL see Frank McCool, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Collie sc ALI
Stars against
the pro basket
ball champion
in the Chicago
Stadium Dec. l.
l. o ranger. a
center and for
ward, was sign
ed as coach at
FordSon after
the close Of the
last basketball
season. He is a
~ o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

-
at NJ o n day
meeting or The
Detroit Times
d o w n ( o W r
Q uart erback
Cub at the Fort
Shelby.
w ally has
b o e n scouting
Illinois for
years and he'll
tell some of the
intere Stin G
d, \ d. 1.nkV. -
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Stays Picked
Over HuSkieS

ChadSey Saturday. has a math-
ematical chance TO tie Macken-
zie. The Cowboys. who have won
tfour in a row since losing their
opener TO Northwestern. can
force a playoff by winning while
the Stays lose The Stays. even if
defeated by BEDFORD can back
into the title should Western bow
10 Chadsey
Meanwhile. Pershing High with
the east side crown all wrapped
up, engages the in-and-out Ham
tramck team tomorrow. Not only
do the DoughbOys want 10 enter
the league championship game
Nov. is with an unbeaien slate,
but they are hopeful of turning in
the schools first victory over a
Cosmo team. There have been a
few ties. but Hamtramck has yet
10 bow before a PerShing eleven.
There is mad scramble for
second place on the east side
-Four teams, Hamtramck, DENLY,
Highland Park and Eastern are
now tied for the spot. Eastern
takes on Northern this afternoon
az Keyworth Stadium, while
DENLY meets Northeastern and
Highland Park faces Eastern in
Friday games.
Aside from the WesteTn-Chad-
Scy clash. Northwestern and l.. OF
D. High are scheduled Saturday
Northwestern came a point away
from beating Mackenzie last week,
and VIII have the edge over the
Cubs who have, droppcdUheir last
.fW0 Euyts after winning their
FIRST three starts.
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Gridders at Guam

There was a football team in
action. al Guam. Al least there
were IL former college stars Who
We're fcd-by-Et-C Alan Shap.
ley. great Navy star in 1926 and
1927: Frank Kemp YHfr,
Keith Topping. Stanford; Bill
Nofer, Notre Dame: Charley Nc
AlliStcr. Princeton. Bob Bauman
and Dave Schreiner Of Wisconsin
all marines.
Fifteen broken noses.
That's the number Of tines
Howard 'Jeep' Mehaifey. U. NJ.
guard. has broken hin proboscis.
And 1t has happened every time
on football field. no. IS oc-
CURED in a lively scrimmage at
Ann Arbor this week.
Good field. no hit" explains
the American conception OF how
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Peaks Wins by K.O.

BUFFALO. ". Y, Nov 9-Bus-
ter Peaks. Detroit middleweight
knocked out Sam Shumway OF
Boston in the third round of 4
scheduled Ground bout Local
promoters plan 10 match Peake
with Jose Basora.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

cities with indoor facilities after
midget racing newspapers, Off
Gals and the fraternity itself
waged fight for life since July
81. 1912. when the ban went into
effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Mid get Racing
Gets OBJ OK.
BY DON LEE

Midget auto RAGING is coming
back.
The little doodle bugs" which
proved popular before the ODT
issued a ban on al racing prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Judge Kenesaw Mountain Ian.
dis, baseball's boss. couldn't leave
the st. Luke'S Hospital 10 vote.
II was the first time the IT.
year-old man with the Cuckoo's
nest hair-do has missed an cleo
ton. And his illness this wear
caused him 10 miss his first World
Series since 1922. He has been
hospitalized for more than a
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Wings TO Watch
ScIlriner. Rockies
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

something make good a hockey comeback. It's still
something COACH refer the greatest left
Hockey League greater than Jackson
Jolat Bun Cook of them
That is he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

likely midget racing will be forced
10 wait until good weather when
the outdoor track at Schoenherr
and Eight Mile roads can open.
The little cars were permitted
10 race again when it was pointed
out TO ODT officials that they do
not use rationed materials. but
run on synthetic methanol, which
has an alcohol base made from
pressed garbage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

about the glowing reports OF
Wolverine power.
"You wouldn't recognize the
team OF last Saturday as tho
same one that beat Marquette.
We haven't picked up any per-
sonnet, but several of the play
ers have found themselves and
are playing brilliant football.
Take Joe Ponsetto as an
example.
BECOMES EXPERT
"All at once, In the Minnesota
game, he became a fine quarter
back. He has been a standout
In every game since. His,
passing Is improving and his
handling Of the ball on our
T-formation has been iawless.
He has made our offense click
In these last games"
Joe is a navy trance from Flint
He likely will leave the campu:
in March. When the war is ovel
he can return TO Michigan anc
have three full years Of competi
ton. He was on the squad las
year.
Bruce Hilkene was tabled ont
OF the hardest workers on thu
squad last year. but failed 10 pla,
in enough games 10 win letter
This year he was promoted 10 th'
starting team and has held th'
post against all corners.
! eis a good offensive end anC
better than average pass catcher
His home is in Indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
EAST
Times Photo
(Leo Riordan, Phila. Inquirer)
(BiIl Driscall, Phlla. Record)

Penns TO rebound and take
Columbia.
Penn State rated a slight edge
over Temple.
Vf11anoVa to recover from Army
trouncing and beat Atlantic City
Navy.
fRet+ ccrs-uvCr-tatayEtte.--- -
Army over Notre Dame.
Coast Guard over Dartmouth
Holy Cross over Colgate.
Yale over Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Helen Pitches In

Helen Wills Moody Roark gives
tennis exhibitions twice A week
for convalescent soldiers in Van
Mugs, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
VN'eaDer'S
Coming!

Wally Weber. one of the most
taicntGd OF all football speakers.
Will be one of the featured quests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
AOraslSeF'
Gets HsiaA

Del Loranger. new basketball
coach at Fordson High School,
today was invited 10 play with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Red-headed Chuck Flynn. who
succeeded the late Mike Tobin as
publicity man at Illinois and the
man who has done bang-up iob
OF getting the word around about
Buddy Young and his fellow
speedsters, tells us the Him have
had nine touchdowns CALLED
BACK.
And six Of them two cach)
were called back against powerful
Purdue, Great Lakes and Notre
Dame.
Despite this. Illinois has scored
236 points. Flynn, a man of bal
ance, says there Will be no doubt
about the issue If the Him are
having a good day Saturday.
Our servicemen overseas are
going to see the World Series
after all--and soon. The Ameri-
can League will be ready 10 shin
this week its 25-minute film of
the series games to 100 different
areas.
Closeups of nearly all the pIay.
ers. coaches and managers are in
cluded. according 10 director Lew
Fonseca, for the benefit of tho
boys who have never seen tn u
big leaguers. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Is Sid Luckman better than
Sammy Baugh? The Bears
looked like so many humpty-
dumpties when I last saw them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
ToPsATFutEBaeK

IN the early part OF nc season
and did spectacular defensive
Job. Several crucial pass inter-
ceptions played an important part
in the Wolverines victory over
Iowa Preflight.
When Bob Wiese was moved
by the navy, the Southeastern
High star was returned 10 full
back and anyone who saw him
against Pennsylvania will assure
you he's a first flight fullback.
His passing is improving and
may prove a surprise weapon IN
one OF the remaining games.
Ralph Chubb took over for Bob
NuSSbaumer and turned in A
great game against Pennsylvania.
He is a former fullback from
Ann Arbor High and his improve
ment during summer practice
lessened the worry over losing
other backs 70 the service.
Milan Lazetich, a freshman at
Montana before he entered the
navy. has been a big help in the
line. So has George Burg and
the others who comprise another
fine forward wall assembled by
Coach Clarence Mum
The squad has been augmented
by the addition Of two transfer
students in the navy and marine
program. One Is James Artley,
substitute quarterback at Duke,
and the other Don Farrand from
Los Angeles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Normal at Kalamazoo and prior
TO that played AT Fordson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
SOUTH
ed Danforth. Atlanta Jonrnan

NBu DhultIl is AAihhid pVhh"ll
North Carolina State over Mi
ami The Miami moon still is in
eclipse.
Alabama over Mississippi Tide
rolls into Mobile and out again
VIGOROUSLY.
Clemson over VNI-Handily.
Georgia Tech over Tulane-Tech
bounces back against rugged OPP
position.
Duke over Wake Forest-End
Of the trail for unbeaten Dcacons.
Virginia over Richmond In a
gallop
North Carolina over William
and Mary-By a whiSker.
Georgia over Florida - With
ease and grace.
Auburn over Mississippi State
In an upset 10 end States winning
streak.
South Carolina over Prcsby-
terrain BY reveral touchdowns
ROCKIES
Jack Carberry. Denver Post)
Denver over New Mexico.
Colorado over Peru Navy
Colorado College over Utah.
Second A + over Fl. Warren.
WEST
(Bud Spencer, San
Francisco News
l.. c. L. a. over California.
Fourth A + over Washington.
Fleet City Navy over Nevada.
College of Pacific over Coast
Guard Pilots.
st. Mary's Pr. over Alameda
Coast Guard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

F"ITFTN W. NVTLNtIus hFFN0ITH 0IdlINHl
3 So.
FRIDAYS GAMES
vamtrHmck ". PerShinr KeyWorth S'a.
C.aru 49, DENLY 81 Northeastern q 2 800
IUgriaud Park vs. Southeastern. MACK bsrk
al SOL Mackenzie At BEDFORD 3 30 C11ley
a. s..uihsestern q So WiihurS, Wright -
CenTM $500; cas- Tech ~ River Rouge.
Eclfse Stadium ~ 0ol.
SATURDAYS GIANTS
Hq~fhver'ern 81 L Of HIN 90
Casdsey vs. Western, Southeastern fielo
g.. BOZ.
'Son-lesgus game.