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Evening star., 1944-12-16
.WiIIiom R. Castle
Heads Fellowship

The Board of Governors of the
Episcopal Fellowship elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, William
r. Castle of St. Agnes Parish; first
vice president, Col. r. Granville
Munson of the Cathedral; second
vice president, H. NJ Ward of st.
James Parish; treasurer, Bert r.
Amos Of St. Agnes Parish; secre-
tary, John G. Russell of st. Mat
thew's Church, Seat Pleasant. The
chaplain and assistant chaplain, re-
|spectively, are the Rev. Arlington A.
McCallum, rector of st. Paul's
Church, Washington Circle, and the
Rev. Robert F. Henry, rector of st.
Barnabas Church, Oxon Hill,
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Guild Election

The Wesleyan Service Guild
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Miss Laura Engle: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Mildred Sherman; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Viola
White; recording secretary, Mrs
Mary Hall; treasurer, Miss Mary
Wolford; spiritual life chairman
Mrs. Elna Horsnell; missionary
chairman, Miss Grace Meyer; social
relations chairman, Miss Elma Moul-
ton; membership chairman, Mrs
Pearl Swingle.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Russiun Minister
At Trinity Church

The Rev. Basil A. Malof, who was
born in Russia, will be the guest
preacher at IL am. tomorrow at
Trinity Methodist Church. His
subject is Russia and Christian
Iity"
He is in Washington negotiating
to have missionary work in Russia
lreopened.
A Christmas entertainment will
be given at 7:45 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Radio Bible Quiz

Members of the armed forces will
meet at the WWDC studios tonight
at o'clock on the Bible quiz pro-
gram. Dale Crowley will be master
of ceremonies.
Mr.. Crowley conducts a devo-
tional service over Station WWDC
at 6:45 am.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Christmas Program
By Foundry Forge

The Foundry Forge service tomor-
row will center on Christmas in
Other Lands" Christmas in South
America will be presented by Miss
Wynelle Lewis; Christmas in Swe-
den, by Baron Henrik Ramel, Sec
retary of the Swedish Legation, and
Christmas in the Netherlands, by
Mrs. Boon, wife of the First Sec
retary of the Netherlands Embassy.
The church school will have a
Christmas party from to 5 pm.
Gifts will be presented by the chill
dren as an offering at the manger
and later distributed among less
fortunate children.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Christmas Pageant

The annual Christmas pageant
will be presented Sunday evening
at the National City Christian
Church. The theme is Christmas
in Many Lands" Representatives
of China. France, Bavaria, Africa
and other nations will appear on the
program. Gifts of food and money
will be brought to the service and
they will in turn be given to orphans
and needy old folks.
Evening star., 1944-12-16

tratlOnS from MS DaCKgf0unu 20
bring the lesson into present-day
conditions.
He said he encourages question
ing by the students on points as
they arise. He also follows the
technique of carrying over into
Evening star., 1944-12-16

t h e Dis t r | C t
church es. Mr..
Biggs is instruct
ing a class at
the First Evan
gelical and Re-
formed Church.
Mr.. B | g g S, a
United S t a t e S
Naval Academy
graduate in the
class of 1928,
said his lectures
are veloped
t h oug h t h e
trial and error"
method. He uses
practical Illus
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Notice

The Stars church section viii
be published on Friday next
week instead of Saturday. Ad-
vertising for this section cannot
be accepted after noon Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Bible Gloss Leaders
Government Official Teaches
Glass at EVANGELICAL Reformed

Frank Biggs Of the Office of De-
fense Transportation Is another
Government official who is giving to
teaching a Bible class at one Of
Evening star., 1944-12-16
Rallat Faith
BAHA'I CENTER
1908 Eye Street NV.
Sunday. December 10

Sunday, December 10
8:15 Pm.
Subject: "Permonent Truth end
SoeioI chanse."
Quotation: The Independent In
vestisation Of Truth
Is the First Principle
Of Boho'i Revelation" :"
Meetings ere held in the commu-
mites of Goblin John. Chevy Chase,
Nd: Alexandra and Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
GRACE

New Hampshire and KentIand Aves.,
Takoma Park, Md.
Rev. J. Huddleston Tackett. Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Churcb School.
100 a.m.-"The Wise Men Came"
500 p.m.-The Christmas Giving
Evening star., 1944-12-16
EMORY

61O0 Georsia Ave. NV.
EDGAR C. BFERY d. D.. Minister.
$3.50 a.m.-Church School
HOO a.m.-"The Heart of
Christmas"
e 40 n m --youfh Feliousbfo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
.TankSGain
On Leader
STANDINGS

Tank Arsenal continues to have
an outside chance 10 beat Dodge
Forge for first place in the ChryS-
Ter Interplant League at Palace
Recreation. Tanks won three last
night from Aluminium Forge, 2727
10 2575, as Highland Park Service
CLEANED one from Dodge Forge.
Forge, in winning two, 1908 to
zSSb, noted us lead pared 10 four
games with 1S TO go Frank ZDn.
scoring 62l for Service, is three
pins behind Fred Wolf of Tank
Arsenal an the averages.
Wolf, hitting SOS, fell to 1913,
bur retained FIRST. ZION came 10
1915, Tom DOraZIos 1860 is
third over George LukaCh'S 1866,
DOrazio making GOA and Lukach
51S.
The jack pot winner was Elmer
White of De Soto. who measured
256. August GalaSka had Git,
Louis Leonard els, Ed Quincy
600. League leader was Jerome
Van Becelaere of Superfin-
iSherS, 656.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Fight Announcer
Goldman Dies

Wilfred L. Goldman. veteran
fight announcer, collapsed Al the
weighing N for tonights bouts and
died III 4 ~heft- tine II le-sraS call
ing the weights Al the Monroe a.
c. when stricken with a heart
attack
Nh Goldman has hccn- annnunc-
inc fights and wrestling for many
years in all the clubs around
southern Michigan lie was mar
ried and lived al 1882 OHIO
Goldman was ono Of the most
colorful of MichiGanS fight an
His silver hair and neatly
pressed tuxedo were known "a
fight fans for years A former
song-and-dancc man. he PLAYED
the Garrick and Shuhert-Lafay-
ettc theaterS here. lie began ms
announcing career IN the old
DanCeland when u was IN rs hey
dey as a fight arena He had the
record Of announcing every fight
or wrestling program IN Arena
Gardens and worked many other
arenas. His last announcing job
was Al Arcadia last Monday night
Goldman was engaged IN war
work procuring machinery He
is married and lived AZ 1882 OHIO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
$4,000 for One Bout

biggest purse -Wax.
OF course that which he received
for the re-match with Ray Rob-
lnSon the latter part Of last
February. lie got about S15 900
FOR that appearance In two
shows Robinson tOtaled more
than SIS. 900 10 be second TO
LaMotta IN earnings here during
the new LOndeS regime.
A rrrakG0wU OF mn figTIrpS
shows II 564 fans paid a total
net gate OF Sis. 39l 50 10 see
the nine shows in 1913 an av-
erage Of more than 5000 fans
and $4,000 IN receipts for each
night
approximately 30 GOO fans
paid a net gate OF that toialed
over $50 600 for the four shows
IN January Of this year iadi-
eating a record-hrcaklnr year
AZ Olympia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
HaNnOtia.
Harris
Box Again
Times PHOTO

Jake LaNotta and OsSie Harris
have been rcmatchcd to box at
Olympia next Friday night, Feb.
Is. ~ was announced this after
noon by matchmaker Nick Londes.
Manager Mike Capriano signed
articles of aGrccmenrfor LaMotta
at the Olympia Boxing Clubs
downtown Offices in the Trans
portation Building. Cap1ano will
attend the Jose Basora-Len WadS-
worth show al Olympia tonight.
Harris. on The way here from
Pittsburgh. win also be at to-
nights show He Will start train
ing for LaMotta al the Monroe
A. G.. gymnasium tomorrow. Cap
riano said LaMotta would arrive
here from New York tomorrow
LaMOtta won an unpopular de-
ciSion ever Harris at OLYMPIA re-
Gently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Sports
Detroit S BOXING
BoomA Also a
Boon in Taxes
By LEO MACDONELU

What, with total contributions
OF more than $4,000 IN taxes
on tickets, boxing al Olympia
during the Nick LondeS rennai-
sance the past - months has
done handsomely by Uncle Sam
and the state government
A grand total of appfexi-
mately l0l 900 fans paid 10 the
state taxes amounting 10 So
OS2.32, according TO figures Just
released. The government re-
ceiVed a sum approXimating that
amount.
Only Jake LaMotta did better.
The Bronx middTeWclght ap-
peared IN eight out OF Is shows
that were staged AZ the big
Grand River sports arena and
for his end tOtaled close 10
Sh0 900 IN purses, approximately
$500 a show.
Bur nine of the 10 boxing
shows were heidi in all Of the
II months in 1913, there being a
wide gap between the middle Of
March and middle of September
during which Olympia was dark
as far as mltt cards were con-
CernCd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jose BaSora is. top heavy
favorite 10 defeat Len WadSworth
on the -trrec-featHfe- card which
Nick Londes viii present TO ring
fans at Olympia tonight. -
Betting runs as high as 5 10 ]
on a victory for the Puerto Rican,
with some wagering of , to that
the Canadian middleWeight cham
pion Will not 90 the l0-round dis
lance with his sharp shooting
opponent.
In the other feature events. also
carded for 10 heats. Johnny Dem
son. Indiana heavyweight cham
plon. is slight faVorite over
Saint Thomas and Tommy Bel
figures 10 Win his 34th straight
fight handily from Johnny Abbott
Of Cleveland.
There are three other bouts
running the total rounds SEIZED
uled 10 as
The state boxing commission
held meeting today and gave in
definite suspensions 10 Mike Della
and his manager, Freddie sum.
mers. IT Will he in effect until
Mike fights Billy Miller of Pitts
burgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
What, No Anqef7

Incidentally tho camp ~
Saint Thomas who is scheduled
10 battle on NickS card ~ the
Grand River arena already we'll
S'affed has been augmented by
ST David
Little i17viTf- TX t7r- f7r7li=
iarly known plays the violin
for Saint Thomas lie PLAYED
yesterday in the dressing room
while Saint Thomas got into his
ring attire for q workout.
Saint Thomas il very fond
81 music" Saint DAVID OK
pld.ncd That's why I am here
to play for him. \ inspire Saint
Thomas
Little DAVID reported he
has PLAYED for Saint Thomas
whilo The fighter trained for
lights according 10 Saint
David the big fighter likes
hymns host bat occasionally
COOS for "Youu Noyor Know
Saint Thomas abhorS hoogie.
wooEio i've
Saint Thomas mcct, Johnny
benson the indianapolis heavy
weight tonight While there
arc THREE 1o-round feature bouts
carried this meeting between
Saint Thomas and Dorsor may
be- Tho feature ~ tho features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Marine Gets I
300 in Night

MILWAUKEE. Feb. Is Hank
Marine, former national match
game champions startled the bowl
ing world when he rolled two 300
games in a league match here last
night
lie opened with 300, followed
with 232 and closed with 800 for
So the highest series rolled in the
country this season. In the same
league Richard Bachaus ST., 90.
also bowled his first 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
King TO Fight
Mdnde||= Here

Howell King, seasoned Detroit
middlewcight. who last Monday
ended the string Of knockoutS
compiled by Chuck Hirst by
knocking out the Jewish Southpaw
VIII face Jimmy Mandell hard
hitting Buffalo middloweight in
the l0-round hcadlIneT at Arcadia
NJ on day Matchmaker SCotty
StraChan announced
Mandell who lost n decision 10
Charley Hayes in an earlier APP
pearance here, has since developed
a knockout punch that might
provide trouble for King Mandell
kayocd Nelson Davis in Buffalo
two weeks ago and informed
Suachan he was i'm top condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Going Too Far


Say those Montreal CanadicnS
can so too far. II isn't enough
that they have won SIEVE. of
crcnt games from Our Wing,
and tod In the other Now this
GUY Dick Irwin the Canadlcns
manager. comes night oui ln
bold type Mst before last nights
game at Olympia and says be
doesn't think the Wings are as
hot as their recent streak lnGl-
Gates Brother IHIn then breaks
All union rules by saving nc
doesn't even think our Wings
Will be In the finals when the
shooting is ovcr-
That's pretty bad But there
IS 2 method 10 the man S mad
ness that Detroit fans do NOT
like
Back in 1886 and 1887 when
the Wings roarcd loud and
such hockey gents as Auric,
Lewis. Barry 4i4a-C,aedtctlnW
were the toaStS Of ON town the
Wings were universally rccog-
ni7ed for two traits.
90 When they caught the
other team short well. II was
Katy. bar the door Adams
power plays were practically
unStoppahlc
t2) W-uen the Wings were
shorthanded on the ice they
were miracle men a. standing
off opposing attacks &C.. such as
the puck raging acts that
Larry Aurie once put on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Durnan's Gre at


Last night the Wings caught
the CanadicnS short twice They
didn't get a shot on goaie Bill
Durham
The Wings were short twice
and the CanaGIcns scored twice
Indeed, times have changed
And YOU still must pat Dur
nan down as one Of the best
rockies 10 hjt hockey big tlmc.
The Wings throw more rubber
at him in the last five minutes
than flrcStoue Goodyear and
Emmett ShoahanS L. s. Rubber
&an assemble u a week.
Aftor aIl the blasting was
over last evening and the record
Of Maurice Richards three goals
for Canad.en> i'm . minutes and
l. seconds of the final period
had been properly recorded We
were talking with bunch Of
very depressed Rcd Wing sup
porters. The question cawo up
as 20 how such feat rs Rich
ard turned I'm would compare
with other sports
Its rs great ~ hitting four
home runs in one game, " SAID
one
It's a. unique a. double
knockout IN a prize fight, ana
other argued.
1T would be like Red Grange
running hack three successive
kickOfS or puntS for touch
downs another suggested
Judge by ALI Those 7oCo.adcs
that Maurice Richard s quite
some sbucks u Montreal today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
BozzeII Makes Bid
For Klein S Mai Title

Louis Klein has been matched
10 defend his NWA junior heavy
mat title against the rough-goin
Paul Bozzell of Dallas IN the main
event of Tuesday : wrestling card
az Fairvicw Gardens.
Also appearing on the card will
bc Sir DIZZY Davis, an English
born grapplcr, and Bob Castle OF
Terre TIaute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

Howard Heinrich, captain Of the
WeStlOf Five of the Greater
Masonic Bowling League. adds an
oddity today 80 The bowling hook
He had seven strikes m ono game
last night az Olympic bat made
only 1888 as misses and splits off
set HIS teammatc. George kest-
ing made the - SpHt by SIDING
The nine against the seven
Ted Thornton Of Friendship was
league high on $40 National
Tents jim Mon'roy took high
game Of 257 Friendship E8ined
All four points from General Ma
chine. POSI- TO 25l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Davis Has 5 Lbs. Owe!
Montgomery tonight

NEW YORK. Feb. ia CUP
Al Dummy Davis of New York
held a five-pound weight advan-
tage over former lightweight
champion Bob Montgomery of
Philadelphia when they weighed
in today for their 10-round bout
at Madison Square Garden tonight.
Davis weighed l42 a, Montgom-
cry 49, u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Sundays Skate Meet:

The lntCrcltY championships
viii Doe The seventh big ice COM
petition 0f the season an Belle Isle
Hubert johnson department
of parks and recreation S recrea-
uoral director. points out this is
twice as many as were ever held
before on the island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Graham EIiqibIe

MILTON. y. y. Feb Is
CUP)-Otto Graham, twice All
America fullback and captain Of
this seasons basketball team al
Northwestern. was declared eligi-
bic today to play on tho Colgate
University quintet against y. Y. L.
at Buffalo tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Irish Cancel Game:

WUh UnNcrsity OF DCtrOii
scheduled for March l a. South
Bend AN Navy tralneeS AZ Notrc
D3me VIII be on hetWeen-SerneSter
furloUChs then Their last before
LtcelNng further orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
ESQ IN WEST SIDE

Herb Tahherts 6l7 and Harry
Fishers 256 featured in the West
Side Classic last night an Crest
Lanes. Tabbert'S series was 2l3-
2l3-221 Foremon'S 1887 is second
season high. Robert Davis of
LaVonia was runnerlp 10 Tabhcrt
on $50. AL Charney OF the league
leading Index Five had GLIB Wade
Trowhrldge and Joe Rcaumo COS
and Phil Westmorc COS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Willie Pep Discharged:

From navy because OF ear
trouble FeatherwSght boxing
champion was in hospital at'Bain-
bridge Md, for three months and
1t may be some time before he
.DluInS 10 TInC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
nounced.

on the home drives, Palmer
Park pushed Standard INTO a tie
with Rainbow last night in win
ming two by 3033, second season
high. 10 2S27. Rainbow had two
from Welch. 2753 10 1923.
r. 6tene- 4ffeffftiy Improvement
continued at the expense Of Kop-
pitt in two victories. 2779 to 2749.
Palmer Parks Bill Bunetta had
$50, Charlie P6tier 623. Art Wat
son COS, George Gingerclla of
Standard piuckcd out II 6f5 after
a l52 start. Charlie Sedcstrom Of
Plymouth Machine made 500. Al
>Maccani els and AL Klavoon SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Michigan Track Team :

VIII bc Overwhelming tatorltc
over .Nouc Dame at Ann Arbor
tomorrow on basis Of comparative
scores against Western Michigan
Irish edge out BroncoS 62-5l
Michigan beat EN- 93-ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Penalty TO Wing
Brings 3-2Loss
After2-OLead
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Tears were running through
the fingers Bill Quackenbush
pressed against his face as the
blond young defenseman hunched
over on a bench in the Red
Wings dressing room.
The league-leadng Montreal
CanadienS had just beaten Quack-
enbu>hs team, 81. before a mid
week record crowd of 1913 at
Olympia last night
Maurice Richard, 23-year-old
Canadiens' right wing, had scored
all three Montreal goals in just
two minutes and - seconds of the
last period
QuaCkenbuSb blamed himself
for the Detroit defeat because he
was serving a tripping penalty, his
third of the year, when Richard
pitched in hiS first TWO goals.
Those were the ones that tied the
score, cracked the 20 hopeCheSt
Detroit had put together with
shots by Carl LiScombe and Adam
Brown in the second period
Detroit had looked ike a world
beating club then: ike the club
the Wings have believed them
selves 10 be IN their recent drive
to second place. They felt sure
of their first victory in eight
games over the CanadlenS. the
team they expect TO play in the
Stanley Cup finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Threat ID
Prep Title

s.. MaryS High OF Orchard
Lake has the Catholic Leagues
highest scoring team and To-
game winning streak, but the
Eaglets VIII have TO be AT peak
form before they can clinch the
second division west side basket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
HisIeah Results

FIRST RACE year.oIds. y mile;
Fsforo IAt4ir.nrl $50 $40 10
trl.e Buf ip-attl - 50 Vu
Naldirs Charm Bates ~
Time ~ rs or 2.37
srramr over Trp Ciass Book Per
sanfr4 Eafra .ar rsIra Bee Naidlna
Amazon. EmeFson and Collar A siso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
.FNUOz' BNSOz'N
-InRing TOnile
benson, Bell
Also Choices
in Bouts Here
rONIGHT's CARD

lose NJ sora, 1888, Puerto Rico, Va. Len
Wadsworth. 1871. Hamilton, Ont, 10
rounds at leo pounds.
saint Thomas. 1875. New Work. Vs..
Johnny benson. indianapolis, 1913, heavy
weights, 10 roundS
Tommy Beil. iAs. Youngstown, vs..
Johnny Abbott. las, Cleveland, 10 rounds
~ $50 pounds.
Joe SutkA, Myabdotte, vs.. Arnold
Deer, indianapolis. 4 rounds NJ l6o
pounds.
sam Hughes. Detroit Va. Frank
OIsawy, Had Ave, q rounds Mt $50
pounds.
Leroy wits. Detroit. ". Mike
GraNln0, Niagara Fails, rounds At
a t-a.l.aAA--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

University of Toronto there to-
morrow with the DNnamlCS ann
ing for their fifteenth victory
Toronto has won It's last seven
games Recently beat ASsump-
non College of Windsor, 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
TODAN'S SCHEDULE
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Southeastern AZ Miller. Northern a
Northeastern. Pershing a. Highland PARK.
cas- AZ Hamtramck All a. 30 wilbur
WuAht a. Southwestern. ChAdEey ~
Northwestern Bedford ~ Western. L. ~
u az Mackenzie Central a. Cooley, DENLY
AZ Eastern all at 80.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Taurtes az - leo Catholic Central ~
ST. grsCnrt 81 Benedict az Visitation. ST.
Aafhpny 81 ST. Stauisaus - Joseph ~
DE fa SHte So charles a. AnnunClation.
ST. PhHtp ~ 81 Martin - Paut II -.
Vincent pe Sales a. So Frederick. 81.
Mar, @ lat Mari r o. 81
Thomas ~ Sweetest Heart ST. Andrew ~
ST. Joecfhat little Flower a. ST Agnes.
ST. Patrick AZ So Casmr sacred Heart
ar All saints. NJ Csrms AZ 81. Hedwig,
So James a. Hazel PARK
f<rr league game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

today with ms
p ntS Mr..
and Mrs John
Sharanct. 346l
Holden Gus
is former city
pre- p $ " i m
sprint c h a m p
{ r o m II a IN
iranCk still
holds 80 and
100 yard rec
ordS o.. Later
starred al De
4 rOit Athletic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
DETROIT

AItefnhtts- " 'niIefi NJ MANoNI bidhtt
Harmon Richard, O'COnnor Zach Heher-
nan Detroit Quackenbusn. Jackson.
Armstrong. Bruneteau. Brown Crosse,
Kilrea
Referee Wulam Chadwick Llnesmen
Stanley McCabe and Douglas Young
FIRST PERIOD
No scoring.
No penalties
SECOND PERIOD
1-pefr0f: Liscoube Oh owe Brure'eau1
IS
2-petrcit Brown (Carvsth Simon }
$50
Penalties simon. iAmoreaux.
THIRD PERIOD
3 Montreal. u chard (Bl8kc) 2 As
4-Montreal. Richard tBlare- Lam oreauN)
S.a7
Montreal: Richard fBlakel 0t.
Penalties QIackenhush Harmon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

Glnh calnrnd Mlchlran won
Blg Ten, National Collegiate 100
yard crowns Stationed at
Pampa Airheld Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
TWO LUCKY GOALS

Then came Quackenbush's
penalty and TWO goals In 50 sec
ondS. Richard pitched the FIRST
from 20 feet out at the side and
slightly behind the net. 1t hit the
shoulder of Flash Hollett, Detroit
defenSeman, and bounced in.
his second, from 35 feet out
Slid across the line while goalie
Connie Dion scrambled around on
his knees watching for the disc "a
come out of the forest Of legs
before him.
With QuackenhuSh back, the
Montreal maehiH4St Still-had
enough momentum 10 score the
winning goal. He raced in on left
wing and with a Detroit player
steering him to the boards, fired
on the fly a rising lightning fast
| 45-foOter that caught the inside
of the far corner
Montreal held that lead despite
| the ruShcS of the frenZied Rec
Wings. who penncd the CanadienS
in their end, fired shot after shot
at Durham IN the closing stages
Jack Adams took Dion out of
the Detroit nets, sent six forwards
down the ice IN vain IN the last
is seconds
Montreal got two shots at Dion
with Simon off IN the. second
period. then two goals with Quack
Off That was the ball game last
night
THAT wasn't just happen
stance" said Manager Dick
irwin Of the Canadiens. I'VE
heat Toronto the same way
Saturday. We score when they
are Shorthanded, don't let them
score when we are Shorthanded.
MY club is the most heavily
penaliZed I'm the league. But i'm
the 3i5 minutes my players have
spent in the penalty box this
season, only nine goals have
been scored on Durham. And
they say there il a question
about the rookie award,
"You saw the two best clubs
i'm the National Hockey League
out there, and my club il still
best" declared Irwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS htNi II
Montreal 3 DETROIT 2,
TOMORROW GAMES
New YORK a. Montreal.
Boston ~ Toronto
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LAST NIGHTS RESI 1T
Buffalo 5 FSttsburgh I
TOMORROW GAME
Cleveland at Pittsburgh.