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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
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NEW YORK 'st Nicholas arms --Jimm,
DOYLE l4As. Los Angeles dtcikioned Pete
dc RUM, i57i,. NAmtroneck. " Y. Clol
DETROfT-Rsy ,susarl Robinson. LAP
New YORK. dsoiJoned We Dellieurt. lse.
New York 90
WORCESTER Mass ROCKY Prorano, l9t.
stamford. Conn decisioned Patrick Scan
ION 1875 New York flot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. shapiro, l35. Ne~
YORK. decialoned Harry Tssny. 11s. CisVe-
land (lOi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
u. M. Caqers Win

Michigan's basketball team
opened its season with a 52-N
warmup victory over Romulus
Filters at Romulus last night, with
Lundquist scoring IL points.
Froehling' of Romulus Tailed is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Boost
Fund

Receipts from this years Good
fellows football eame ticket sales
as of today--a week before the
contest is TO be played-already
have topped the highest figure
the Old Newsboys derived from
any of the six previous games.
Reporting at the final meeting
Of the sports committee yesterday,
Senior Inspector Samuel Throop,
in charge of ticket sales. an
nounced $27.309 worth of tickets
had been sold.
The Old Newsboys Fund for
needy children realized approx
mately SOS. 900 in 1888. the first
year the, prep classic was held.
PROMISE $4,000
The police department has
promised to sell nearly $4,000
tickets for next Saturdays game
at Briggs Stadium and the fund
will be swelled by the sale Of
game programs and radio rights.
Two precinct stations, McClel-
Ian and Bethune. and the mounted
division. already have sold out
their quotas. Throop said.
1t was also announced student
ticket sales at the schools will
end Wednesday. Student ticket
prices are 35 cents. with prices
from 90 cents TO S1.80 for the
general public.
Mackenzie High will represent
the Metropolitan League in the
city title contest, Catholic Central
plays Redeemer tomorrow at u.
of ID. Stadium TO determine the
Catholic school representative.
ENTERTAIN PLAYERS
Plans for entertaining the two
opposing squads are complete. The
players will be excused from
school Tuesday 10 go on a tour
of the Ford Willow Run bomber
plant. Then they will attend a
luncheon at the Fort Shelby Hotel.
A banquet for both squads and
other invited guests will be held
at the Fort Shelby Dec. 5.
Tickets for the Dec. z game
can be bought at the following
police precinct stations:
EAST SIDE
rirst-i30o BesIbien
Third-Hunt and Dubois
Ftfth-AeClelAn and Amity.
Seventh--Canfeld ana Chens.
Einth-Bsthune and John n
Eieyenth-Esw Dawson and ConAnt
Thifteenth--CHnfield. east OF woodward.
Fifteenth--Craiiot and Conner.
WEST SIDE
Second--NAtional and Pine
Fourth--Nett Port and Green.
Axth-hcCraw and Brsden
Eighth--Grand River and Twelfth
Trnth-Pt.oskey and Joy road
Twelfth Seven Mile. vest Of WOodvsu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. north Of Crane River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Sugar Scores
An Easy Win
Against Vic
BY LEO MACDONELL

Ray (Sugar) Robinson revealed
himself the master boxer as he
outpointed Vic Dellicurti by a
wide margin in a l0-round bout
that topped a generally good fistic
program at Olympia Friday night.
A crowd of 1888 customers paid
a gross of S20, 237. 10 met Sl5,31O
TO see the "uncrowned king OF
the welterweights" smother his
heavier opponent with an ava
-lanche of sharp lefts interpreted
with hard right crosses.
Robinson weighed 149 pounds
and Dellicurti 158. Both boys are
from New York. II was Robin
sons first appearance at Olympia
since his memorable two bouts
with Jake LaMotta nearly two
years ago.
Whereas Robinson showed HIM
self an artist in the more polished
department of the leather tossing
trade, Dellicurti proved himself
game and tough-just about the
toughest maulerB seen around
these parts.
CAN TAKE 1T
The squat, short armed Delhi
curti took everything the willowy
Harlemite threw at him and stood
upright through the entire 10
rounds. Moreover. the sturdy Vic
shook off the hardest of Robin
sons rights with a nod.
Beyond a bloody nose and
swollen cheeks, Dellicurti was
comparatively unframed. There
was earnest fighting until the
closing seconds of the final round,
when the two boys stood toe-to-
toe and put on a spectacular
finish.
But unlike their toe-to-toe bat
ting earlier in the fight. this
nightcap was phoney. They
weren't hitting each other. All Of
which Is bad, since customers are
entitled to the best out Of fighters
for the full time they are In the
ring.
EASY WINNER
However, ii made little or no
difference in the result. Robinson
was an easy winner on points and
Dellieurti had proved to the sat
isfaction of the crowd he could
take all of what Sugar had to
offer.
Dith Dellicurti handing COM
paratively few punches, Robinson
won all of the 10 rounds. He used
all the tricks of a boxers trade.
dancing, bobbing and clutching
the ropes with one hand and
punching with the other.
The fans were looking at an
artist at work and they loved it
Judging from the cheers.
SCORES KAYo
Jimmy (Shamus) O'Brien, a
protege of Robinson's from New
York, knocked out Odell Reilly,
local heavyweight. I'm five rounds.
The end came with five seconds
left In the fifth round and was
achieved with a savage left to
the pit Of Reilly'S stomach.
Bill Eddy won a close decision
over Emmett Grier in a hard
fought six-rounder and Jimmie
wilkins knocked out Howell King
in the third round of a scheduled
six-rounder.
Ray Robinson CI4s), New YORK deci-
rounds.
shaun, o,srisn .i7sH!; New .Yors.
tixth round.
Jimmy wilkens tls4l, New Yors. knocsed
| round.
Al Ell. Liisl, Detroit. knocked ON
| round
Cherries Psdalino tlsel, Detroit. dsci-
stoned Willie watkins ti5<. Detroit. four
rounds
Bill Eddy (14ol. Flint. decisioned Emmst
CsFfeF fllQill nefroff urAa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trolt Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Arrny-Ndyy

BY PAT ROBINSON
Int.rnatienI News Service sports Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 25 ms
Lou Little. Columbia's level J.
headed. far-sighted football coach
offers today a postwar program
for the general improvement and
development of the game he
teaches so we'll. Here it is:
ID An eastern or ivy league
comparable to the conferences
elsewhere In the country.
(2) This conference to be
composed, perhaps. as follows:
Army, Navy, Columbia, Cornell.
Dartmouth. Harvard, Pennsyl-
vania, Princeton and Yale.
90 General recognition OF
the speedup rules which have
lent color and excitement TO
the game when used this year.
(4) Further changes to inn
prove the game and do away
with part Of the stagnated code
of the NCAA.
"An eastern league--cali it
Ivy n you wlli--would Improve
the game 100 per cent In the
East" said Lou. ct must be
admitted that eastern football
this season would have been
pretty fat without the Army
and Navy. Tradition demands
that those two teams must be
included In any such league.
FUMBLES ARE FUN
"The other teams probably
could be built up to . point
comparable with the prewar
Penn teams, always insisting Of
course that scholastic standards
/ be maintained ut their present
high level"
Lou is decidedly high on the
merits OF some of the changes
certain colleges have put in prac-
tice this season.
"For instance" said large
Lou, running with n fumbled
ball has added life to certain
games and met with the en-
thuskastic response OF the fans.
We ran for n touchdown with .
Cornell tumble.
penn scored on us after q
tumble, and the fans loved II.
Forcing q kickoff In bounds
was another l0-strike and pass
Ing anywhere behind the line
added a lot OF thrills and many
completed passes where the rule
was used.
AGAINST TIME OUT
There was q report from the
Midwest that they were salts
fed with the old code since they
had more running and higher
scoring this year. Granted all
that, but think how much better
their game might have been with
some OF tho aforementioned
changes"
Football, Lou insists. can't afford
10 remain static. Therefore. when
the rules committee gets together
again he will have a thing or two
10 tell the powers that be.
"And one OF the most impor-
tant points," Lou declares, will
he the deadly, dull and stpuid
rule pertaining to time out. The
only time two minutes time out
should be called Ii on q substi-
tuition from the field.
ANY substitution from the
bench should be made In q few
seco ~ - and n time out
charged. OF course-so that the
continuity of play be not inter
rupted.
"Under the present rule, q
coach might want To make
substitution Immediately after
the opening kickoff. So what
happens? Although there hasn't
been a single scrimmage, the
teams stand around and the fans
fume until two minutes have
elapsed. silly. isn't II: I Insist
n sub could be rushed from the
bench and play be continued at
once. Such stupid substitution
time outs take place perhaps q
dozen times q game 40 that you
have a half-hour's delay or more
interpreted through the con-
test. II simply doesn't make
aensav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Army to BE Favored
AtB Over NAVY

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (UPl-
Their trial runs are completed
and, except for bit of last
minute oiling, the mighty Army
and Navy gridiron machines are
ready 10 crash head-on at Balti-
more a week from Saturday in
the most widely publicized col
lision of intercollegiate footballs
75-year history.
In their concluding tests last
Saturday. both teams again dis
played awesome strength, despite
functional mishaps. Army crushed
Pennsylvania, 62-7. and Navy
BANKED Purdue. 800. They rolled
up a combined total of "a points
against upper-bracket opponents,
although each lost the ball three
times on fumbles, and although
Army suffered six penalties for a
loss of so yards, and Navy five
for So.
Their performances generally
bore out the appellationS with
which the teams have been
tagged: Navy-"The immovable
object" and Arny-''The irresist-
ible force"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
SMOTHER PURDUE's PASSES


Because Of Nays great line.
Purdue crossed midfield only once.
on a drive from the 4 TO Nays
80. And Purdue's passing game
was smothered completely, net
ting only six yards in seven tries.
Meanwhile the soldiers from
West Point, who have been rolling
up adding machine figures all
season, clicked off nine touch
downs as their lightning backs
broke away again and again for
long runs.
And that's the pattern of play
that m a keS the approaching
classic shape up as the gridirons
great natural The S64 ques-
ton is: What will happen when
brilliant backs like Doc Blanch-
ard, Glenn Davis and Dean Sem
Sanbaucher smack into the Mid
dies impregnable wall, formed by
Don Whitmore and six other
sheets of a1nor plate?
For the past five years, sturdy
Navy lines have been a major
factor in Arny's five consecutive
defeats. In that quintet of con-
tests. the Cadets scored but once
- six Scanty points in 1871.
Can this years Navy line-appar-
emily the strongest ever turned
out at Annapolis-resist an array
of backs that apparently pack
more speed, power and deception.
than any backfield aggregation
ever developed at West Point.
$40 5 ON ARMY
The psychological pressure will
be upon the sailors this time,
although they have no perfect
record to protect after early sea-
son defeats by North Carolina
Preflight and Georgia Tech.
They will 60 into this game an
underdog IN the betting probably
about s to 5. knowing that Navy
pride is definitely on the spot:
knowing that Army's high-scoring.
perfect-record force is out for
blood; that the gold-helmeted Ca
diets are a vengeful. close-the-
gates-of-mercy band which. if il
ever gets rolling. may give the
Navy the worst beating in the
classics history-may humble ii
like Notre Dame or Penn.
Army scouts at Baltimore, Sat-
urday. grinned gleefully when
Purdue exposed an apparent weak
ness in Nays highly-touted line,
between guard and tackle. The
banged consistently
at that spot during their drive to
80 in the second quarter,
with Babe Dimancheff sparkling
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desires work $40 to $50 five evenings
GIRL, coiered, ref desires housework
mornings 10 to > Mon. through Fridays
TR sos4; 10 pm only .,
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MOTOR TRAVEL (cort.) J


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Lincoln 4177, Sun. or after pm. weekdays.
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Experieneed ;s1, maintenance man will con
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District 1896.
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rado Bldg, 18th and G.
Evening star., 1944-07-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

IS; room for 5 passengers. JEFF DAVIS.
MOTHER AND TWo CHILDREN want ride
share expenses. TR. 5S45,
DESIRE RIDE to Miami, Aus. 27-2s
return in 10 days; must know before July
q: share driving expenses; refs. exchanged
CONG 70 MIAMI, FLORIDA. room for
2 passengers: ref. exchanged; leaving early
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES Immediately.
will take 2 gentlemen or couple TO. share
expenses; references eXchanged Call Sun
day after 10 am, EN-. 53S5.
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLA; take 2 or pas
SenEers: leave Tues, July 25, am. Call IL
SsS9.
Evening star., 1944-07-23
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
DOMESTIC,

THE RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has frst.class laundresses, house cleaners
by the day. Want girls tor housework.
$40 to $50 per week. Open from am.
to 2 pm. lS37 11th st nX
Evening star., 1944-07-23

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