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Nogales international., 1944-02-18
Sixty Seven Get
Pre-Induction
Exams

Twenty three Santa Cruz County
men will leave Nogales Monday for
Phoenix to take their pre-induction
physical examinations under orders
of the local board of Selective Ser
vice, making a total of ST for the
month of February
Those who pass the tests will be
inducted into the armed forces at
later date.
The % leaving on the 21st are
Frank H. Mcdowell
Elec Hensley
Omer F. May
Felipe G.. Jauregui
Eduardo Quiroz Castillo
Miguel Delsea Soto
Julio Flores Figueroa
Anselmo Acevedo Tadeo ~
Edwardo Hernandez
Angel P. Robles
Alfredo Bracamonte
Alexandra Romero Sinohui
Luis Ceniceros
Richard Quijada Otero
Juan Yourgulez
Edward Delgado Dawson
Mario Urbina Barron
Roberto Jose Hughes
Ysidor Rodriguez Limon
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Nogales international., 1944-02-18
Robert Ramirez
Injured
In Air Crash

Pvt. Robert Ramirez, son of Mrs.
Leonor G. Sinohui, 120 Plum street,
is recovering in a hospital in North
Carolina from two broken ribs and
burns suffered in an airplane crash
in that state recently, according to
a letter received here this week.
He is a gunner in the Army Air
Forces and was home on furlough
about two months ago.
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
Apaches Win
Two Games

Nogales High Schools Apache
basketball team won games both
Friday and Saturday last weekend.
On Friday night they trimmed
Bisbee High School 56-27 here and
the next night beat Amphitheater
High School at Tucson, 52-27.
Unless the locals get a game with
Mariana the season has ended except
the annual southern Arizona dis
trict conference opening at Tucson
March l.
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
officer Who
Escorted Body
Here Killed

Lieutenant Wade of the Army Air
Forces, who escorted the body of
Captain Robert Frazier here from
Lubbock, Texas, where Frazier was
killed in an airplane crash Oct. 2nd,
was himself killed in an air crash
at Lubbock Feb. 4th, it was learned
this week.
1t. Wade, son of a Pennsylvania
judge, formerly attended the Uni
verSity of Arizona and was married.
His wife is believed to be a daugh-
ter of Attorney Otto Myrland of
Tucson.
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY WOMAN
REASSURED OF SAFETY OF z
SISTERS HELD NEAR MANILA
Missionary, Back From Philippines On Gripsholm,
Tells OF Seeing Mrs Buster Pyeatt's
Sisters, Prisoners OF Japs

ration, if more boats could be ar
ranged, showed a two to one vote
in favor of remaining in Manila.
The old sunshine has his native
family, the missionary his flock,
and the business man his invest
ments. In other words, camp con-
ditions there have not yet become
as severe as they are in Hong Kong
and in China"
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
COLUMBUS GIRAGI
TO VISIT NOGALES

Columbus Giragi of WinsloW, IA
nous Arizona editor, publisher of
newspapers at Winslow, Flagstaff
and Holbrook, is arriving here
shortly for an indefinite stay.
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
PAIRINGS FOR TWELVE TEAM
SOUTHERN ARIZONA DISTRICT
BASKETBALL TOURNEY LISTED
Nogales Apaches Very Much In Hoop Picture Result
OF Defeating Douglas; Tournament Opens
At Tucson March 1st

TUCSON, Feb. 17-Pairings for
the 12-team Southern Arizona
district basketball tourney here
March 1, 2, and were an
nounced this week by Charles A.
Carson, principal of Tucson High
School, where the games will be
played.
Bunched together at the bottom
of the lower bracket are the favored
quintets, Douglas, Tombstone and
Tucson, meaning that the Badgers
Nogales international., 1944-02-18

may be given on the green and
brown. One-point green and brown
coupons as well as tokens may be
used for green or brown stamps in
change.
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
2,O6l Cars OF
Vegetables Up
To Last Night

Carload shipments of winter vege-
tables from Mexico totalled 2,061 up
to last evening, 1873 cars less than
this time last year. Twenty three
cars came across yesterday.
The shipments so far this season
have been as follows:
Tomatoes 1,735 cars, peas 212,
peppers 76, mixed 38.
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Odila Bayze, 16 on February Is.
Manuel Bonorand, Jr., Feb. 10.
Nogales international., 1944-02-18
Write to a Friend
in the Service
Marty's S
Letter
FEB. iz,
iTE]
BY MARTY
LOUGHMAN

Major Eddie Shannon
Somewhere Overseas.
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Prep Cage Rules
Stay Unchanged

LANSING, Oct. "a CUP)-No
major changes in high school bas-
ketball rules have been recon-
mended by the state high school
athletic associations special bas-
ketball rules committee, it was an
nounced today by Julian Smith,
state director of interscholaStic
athletics.
The committee, which held its
annual meeting last night, did,
however, recommend TO the ma
tional federation of high school
athletic associations that the rule
requiring player in possession
of the ball to cross the center line
within 10 seconds be de-empha-
sized because of the mental
handicap it placed on the player.
The committee proposed that
one foot across the line be con-
Sidcred within the rule and that
batting of the ball across the line
by an opposing player not require
giving the bali TO that players
foam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

q junior in the Kalamazoo College.
Bob Kelly, brilliant young half
back who faces possible induction
into military service before the
Army game. Nov. IL, has scored
81 of Notre Danes points in four
games Coach Greasy Neale Of
the Philadelphia Eagles used TO
play the outfield for the Cincin-
natl Reds and coach football at
w. e. j. as well.
The publishers of 1t. Tom Har-
mons book, pilots Also Pray"
deny the former Michigan gridiron
star has ghost writer" The
book is forewarded by Fritz
Crisler.
Nate Bolden, Chicago light
heavyweight, is seeking a court
injunction TO prevent three former
managers from interfering with
his ring career -. One Of the trio
is the well known Jack Hurley.
All of the Chicago Stadium's
1,120 box seats for hockey games
to be played by the Black Hawks
there this coming season have been
sold.
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s western TOPS
Prep Swim

Southwestern High swimmers
defeated Chadsey, 74-17, in a dual
swim meet in the ProspectorS'
pool yesterday. Southwestern
took every first place and six sec
onds. Bud Hurd of Southwestern
won the medley and diving TO win
individual honorS.
Western, league champion for
the past three years, dropped its
opening test TO Northwestern.
5l-40. The Colts won five events
and tied for another.
Highland Park beat Cass Tech,
57-3l, in the other meet.
tT5-YARD POOL
so Yards free style-Won by Bud Porter
tsW Ammins tsw second Kron Chad
100 yards breast flroke-won by Mande
tSW Lamacky tSW second. Kadcr chad
200 yards irce s;yls-won BY Gabriel
s sSw ,b Tlt'ie r ,sw second seruga 'chad-
tsw Kaclmarek tChadseyl, second Hunt
ley, ,sw ,hiFd Time -.
sW 2o y f6S1.,, free sv s'ye ,.Sogs BY sGs
tchadssyi ihird Time 100
- Diying-won by Pen Hurd tswl Harold
Hgrd tsW) second LartafIa tChadseyls
$50 Individual medley-won BY Bud Hurd
lsN DuEaia tChadseyi etone. Manoo-
Medley IeisyHwon y s% tGadoshisn.
Lemscky. Gabnel sW tHuptley. Mandle,
Tuttlsl second ehad,sy tKss..msrsk. Ka-
Porter. Balch. crimins. Forest chsdsey
sw tFrankiin. Ahesrn. Bailey. Kses). third.
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SinkWich
Still Best

Frank Sinkwich. the Lions
flat-footed halfback who gained
% yards against the Chicago
Bears last Sunday despite his
ailing appendix, continues to lead
the National Football League
ground gamers with 2S8 yards.
SInkwich, whose average stands
at 81 yards per try. is "A yards
ahead of Bill PaSchal, the New
York Giants defending champion,
whose average is Al yards.
Bob WeSfall, whose 75-yard
touchdown run against the Bears
ties him with Tom Colella of
Cleveland for the longest run of
the year, has gained 14l yards for
an average of 43.
Frank Filchock Of the Redskins
continued 10 lead the paSsers with
30 completed out of 78 and only
two interruptions. Sinkwich ranks
sixth in this category with 70
compilations out of o. and six in
Perceptions.
Don HutSon continued 10 lead
the pass receivers with 5l3 yards
and five touchdowns, with Ben
ton of Cleveland second with Is
receptions. zoo yards gained and
four touchdowns. Westfall, the
best of the Lion receivers, caught
nine passes for 134 yards and one
touchdown.
Sinkwich ranks fourth among
the scorers with u points 10 Hut
sons as. Westfall is in a five-way
tie for fifth with "a points.
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Ask Hi


Fred Mandel, owner of the De-
troit Lions, has requested the
Goodfellows to change the date OF
the annual charity high school
football championship game from
Dec. 2 to Dec. 8 at Briggs Sta
dunn.
Mandel made the request Ia
I. A. Capizzi, president Of the Old
Newsboys.
The Lions are scheduled to meet
Boston in a pro football game at
Briggs Stadium on Sunday. Dec
3. Mandel said the fielG would
not be in good condition for the
pro game. and that attendance at
both games would be affected II
played on successive days.
Capizzi said he would call a
meeting of his committee today
TO discuss the matter of changing
the Dec. 2 date TO Dec. 9.
Meanwhile, plans for sale OF
Goodfellows game tickets by the
Detroit Police Department were
well advanced today. Another
meeting of the committee will be
held next Tuesday noon at Hotel
Fort Shelby.
At this meeting, further plans
will be made 10 promote the game
on a scale never before attempted.
Tickets for the game between
Detroit's public school and paro-
chial school champions will be
$3.50 for box and reserved seats;
general admission, $l.20, and
bleaCher seats at so cents.
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He Il Stay In
Saskatoon

SASKATOON, Sask.. Oct. "a
Gerald Gerry Couture will dc
his hockey playing for the Uni
versity of Saskatoon Junior Club
this winter. He made this known
on his arrival back from the De-
troit training camp at Windsor.
Wartime restrictions regarding
university students appear to be
the main reason why Couture
will remain in Saskatoon. These
do not permit the transfer of a
student from one university To
another because il is not an
essential war move. Couture is
a member of the Canadian Off
GERS training corps in Saskatoon
He Is also taking medicine al
the university and is in his second
year. He had said on his return
to Saskatoon that he had been
offered a most tempting contract
from Jack Adams of the Detroit
team.
Rumors here say Couture may
be appointed coach of the Saska-
toon University Juniors in the
five team northern Saskatchewan
Junior League. The teams start
practice next week.
COUTURE LEFT OCT. IL
Gerald Couture. the big. 19-
year-old right wing from Saska-
toon left the Wings training ice
at Windsor on Oct. II saying he
was called back home by the i'll
ness of his mother. The Wings
management had already ar
ranged for his attendance as a
pre-medical student at Assump-
ton College.
Couture, who had been con-
sidered the best hockey find in
years. was to have reported TO
the Red Wings year ago and
failed to show up. Charges OF tam
pering were lodged against the
Montreal Canadiens as a result.
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A Huge Profit

Tim Mara and Bill Gibson, man.
ager of Gene Tunney and Benny
Leonard, bought the original New
York Giants football team in 1925
for $500 Now owner Mara
values the franchise at close to a
million smackers.
The Cardinals are probably the
most inexpensive group ever TO
reach the world baseball cham
pionship e. Only a handful draw
high salaries and most of the team
came up from the ST. Louis farm
chain. at no cost.
Yale lost three points on a field
goal in the Cornell game recently
because the Ellis had only 10 men
on the field The eleventh
player, coming in from the bench,
was running towards the goal
The official footed his horn and
shouted: mo goldman in motion
illegally"
Clark ShaughneSsy, whose Pitts
burgh team was beaten, 90 TO Z.
by Army, had lot of praise for
Felix Blanchard. West Points sem
sational fullback.
THE boy h the best I've ever
seen" Shaughnessy was reported
TO have said. "even better than
Norm Standlee. He's just a. big
and he's faster. He can pass
and what n kickerw
Blanchard's father, also named
Felix. played under Shaughnessy
at Tulane in 1915 :. Standlee was
a Stanford great under Shaugh-
messy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Jacobs Sees
Ring TelevisiOn

Before leaving for Miami, Mike
Jacobs said that countrywide
televiSion broadcasts of his fights
will commence right after the
war when they open up with the
new stuff they've got"
Mike, who has made a lot OF
wild dreams come true. says some
day he'll put on a fight that will
be seen by 100000 customers in
television theaters from coast 10
coast.
"And I can stage the fight It
self in n Times Square hotel
ROOM" he beamed-as if there
haven't been better fights in
such places than Mike could
ever hope TO promote.
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CowLEY A DANGER

Detroit doesn't expect a world
beating Boston club here Sunday.
but just the fact that Bill Cowlcv.
the games leading playmakcr. is
back in action, is enough 10 guar
antee plenty OF danger for goahe
Connie Dion.
In this connection, Adams isn't
too happy that defenSeman Hymie
Butler was forced 10 miss prac-
tice because of an injured ankle
Butler is the replacement for
Gully Simon. who hasn't even
been in a practice game because
.of an injured side.
Detroit boasts another good
right wing prospect today in
John tGoose) HewSon. q. g.
foot, lS5-pounder from Brantford.
who has Just been released from
the Canadian army. Adams says
he looks good
Adams announced he had sent
rockies Steve W0chy Jud NicNfcc
and Ted Lindsay io Hershey pa.
30 help tho Short-hardcd Indian.
ap0'iS Capiiols Detroit farm
team, III It's game there tonight.
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Army Fears Duke

WEST POINT N Y Oct %
GNS)-The Army went through
a heavy workout today under the
critical eye of 1t. Col. Earl Blaik,
who regards the game Saturday
with duke as critical" Blaik
fears Duke which he describes as
1.-THE first real test
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Cooley Is Favored
In Harrier Finals

Cooley High will be the heavy
favorite TO retain its Metropolitan
League cross country champion
ship at $3.50 today at Palmer Park.
The Cardinals star runner, Jim
Carey, also is picked TO win the
individual crown, with major OPP
position coming from Don FoukeS,
of Southeastern, winner OF the
cast side race last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Sports
TIGER Prospect Shows
Promise-for Army
By LEO MACDoNELL

Morrie Arnovich. formerly with
the New York Giants and Gin
cinnau Reds. writes from Some
where in New Guinea that Denny
Horton. who played AT Beaumont
and belongs 70 the Tigers, is pitch
ing for their camp team.
He has all the qualifications
OF becoming a good pitcher
Arnovich reports. I'VE had 10
get up at in the morning To
get the broadcast on the World
Series"
Arnovich was with the Reds who
beat the Tigers for the world
championship in 1910 With
the letter was a snapshot OF Joe
Bova from Keego Harbor and
Arnovich reading an issue OF THE
DETROIT TINES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
u. M.-Purdue
Game in 80
Was Funny j.
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 25-The
last time Purdue invaded Michi-
gan they had a great collection
of backs coached by one of the
best tutors in the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Chapman Retains
His Mat LaureIs

Kid Chapman rallied 10 throw
George DuSette and retain his
middleweight wrestling honors at
Fairview Gardens last night.
Maurice LaChappelle downed Ace
Freeman. Black Panther threw
Walter Roxy and Tex REILLY won
over Gil LaCross through a foul
by the latter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Young, INini Star,
Classified in IA

CHAMPAIGN. Ill, oct. %
CUP)- Buddy Young, sensational
University Of Illinois halfback
who is leading the Big Ten foot
ball scorers this season, has beer
classified Ia in the draft.
Although Young Is not likely "a
be called for induction before the
close Of the football season, il is
expected he will not be able 10
defend his national track titles
next spring.
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POWERFUL CUBS

Against u. Of d. Highs speed,
Mackenzie will offer a powerful
club which has bowled over Chad
sey, $50; Cooley, 1872, and Gen.
trail, 31-6, in addition TO BEDFORD,
14-0, in a non-league game.
The only other unbeaten eleven
in the league, Pershing, will be
favored TO maintain its top place
on the east side against North
eastern tomorrow. \,\
The DOUghbOys Sttfi have their
toughest opposition ahead, facing
DENLY and Hamtramck, each de-
feated once, in their last two
games. Hamtramck plays Eastern
and DENLY tackles Southeastern
this week.
Northwestern, which returned
10 the title picture by whipping
Cooley last week. meets Central
and is favored. The Colts have yet
10 meet Mackenzie and u. of d.
High and may have something 10
say about the ultimate winner on
the west side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Oct %
GNS) Coach Ray Eliot of I'll.
nols had John Orr, lS0-pounder
IN at left end today although he
originally was picked for the
other flank. where Lou AgaSe now
is assigned. Illinois lost an eX-
pcricnccd end, Sam ZatkOff, by
navy ruling. Notre Dame will be
the Illlnis Saturday opponent and
close To a Sell-out at Memorial
Stadium is expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Kondratovich Moves Up

NEW YORK, Oct. 25 QNS)-
Walter Kondratovich, rookie full
back seemed headed for a first
team berth today as coach Lou
Little prepared for the Colgate
game at Baker Field, Saturday.
Little had only % men out for
practice because of leaves under
the navy VIZ training plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Tim Changes Lineup

NEW YORK, Oct. Is UNS)--
i'm Donovan, regular right end
of the New York University foot
ball team returned 10 the squad
today, bolstering NYU's changes
against City College Saturday.
NYU hasn't won a gameor scored
touchdown so far this season.
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Purdue Primes
Passes for NJ

LAFAYETTE. Ind Oct. 25
GNS) - Purdues drills centerod
on passing attack today in
preparation for the game with
Michigan Saturday at Ann Arbor.
Heretofore. the Boilermakers
have emphasized the running at
tack. with the aerial game re-
ceiving secondary consideration.
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MP Cagers Want
Games This Season

The 72sth Mp Battalion of Camp
River Rouge Park is forming q
strong basketball team and would
like 10 book games with outStand-
ing teams in the Detroit area for
the coming season
The Mp c9gcTS boast many for
NOR college stars. For games
write L. Robert l.. Dunn Cam
River Rouge Park, Detroit %
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Wing GOalie yinx
Eligible TO Play
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Reports from Montreal that Bill
Durham. goaltcnder for the world
champion CanadienS, had been re-
jected for military service today
gave the Red Wings something TO
think about besides their National
Hockey League opener with Bos-
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TWO GOOD RUNNERS

Ed Cody the fullback. averages
51l yards a try. And Chalmers
Elliott, at left half, is not far
behind.
Crisler plans a few surprises Of
his own. He has had several backs
passing in addition 10 NuSs-
banner. who usually handles that
task.
Joe Ponsetto. the quarterback,
is throwing a lot and so is Jack
Weisenburger, the freshman from
MuSkegon Heights.
Michigan has won two confer
ence games and so has Purdue.
However, Michigan lost TO In
diana. The Boilermakers dropped
a touchdown decision TO Iowa
Pre-tiight, a team that Michigan
beat.
The teams tied for the Confer
ence title last fall That's why
the interest is picking up so rap
idly for this game.
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ION SUNDAY.
Durham, the
% year-o old
tank plant
" kCr who
helped beat the
Red Wings nine
tim cS as the
league S leading
uetnin1er last
season. was eX-
peCtcd 10 be out
Of action this
year.
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picked OH the
Detroit sa n d.
lots, has been
sold 10 the Min
neapolis club. :.
Albertson fin
ished the 1914
S e as on with
Will Transport
in the Eastern
League He
is cure ntly
back at west
-- N1f1Intr,.,
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Nova, Flynn to Meet

BOSTON, Oct. Is (UP)-
Heavyweight Lou Nova of Los
Angeles has been signed 10 meet
Irish Johnny Flynn of Rochester.
n. Y, in a 10-round bout at
Mechanics Building Nov Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Final Rifle Shoot

The Wolverine Rifle Club will
hold Us final shoot Of the season
on the Pontiac range. Nov ; The
range is located on Brown road
between Baldwin and Joslyn roads.
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Prepare
For HUDSON
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Coach Dorais Of the Lions was
asked how he would like 20 see
Sammy Baugh and Don Hutson
on the same team"
Good grief. no." exploded
the Detroit coach. almost chok-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

bdlllS'
The s a m e
teacher will be
on the bench
again Saturday
when the Boil
ermakers and
w o eri mes
clash b fore
$4,000 or more
fans.
But he has
cross d the
field in those
Ia wears and is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

ing on a
forkful of
c h / C k e n
pattie.
"U nj SIS
I h ey W ere
both on my
team" Do
rails cooed at
the thought
OF such fam
taStic good
luck.
Gn Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

best against the Spartans in other
years, but were unable to give
Wayne a victory.
This time Wayne could do it.
It would be an upset, but it is
possible because coach Joe Gembis
has one of the best squads in
Wayne history.
GEMBIS CONFIDENT
Gembis not only admits it, but
he says:
eff we don't get the first
period filters we can give State
pretty tough time of IT,"
1t was Joc'S brother, George,
who helped give State a tough
time of it i'm the first game be-
tween the schools in 1886. Led by
GembiS. who was a big Tangy half
back, Wayne threatened through
the first half, finally folded under
superior manpower
But that wasn't GembiS' fault.
He made the Spartans go the hard
way for their scores by pushing
them back with his booming punts.
He gave one of the greatest OK
hibitions of spot kicking Mackln
Field has ever seen. four times
putting the ball out inside the
State 5-yard line.
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lendis Improves

CHICAGO, Oct. IS (INS)-
baseball Commissioner Landis was
reported today sufficiently Inn
proved from severe cold To leave
ST. Luke's Hospital by Saturday.
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let Bibeault 20 60 Toronto now
for a bundle OF cash" said
Adams.
1t probably also will mean the
Leafs will say good-by TO Frank
McCool, the goalie from Calgary
who had about won the lob at
Toronto's Owen Sound training
CdmD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
USED IN PRACTICE

The Canadlens had indicated
something was afo0t that would
keep Durham eligible because they
had been using him in all their
practice games.
However. they had recalled Paul
Bibesult, the goalie leased 10 To-
ronto Maple Leafs last season
end refused ell Toronto bid, for
the Frenchrntn
This means itqy'll probably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
BY JAKE BERSoN

Mackenzie's and u. of d. Highs
unbeaten football teams may we'll
settle the west side championship
of the Metropolitan League when
they meet Saturday at U. OF d.
Stadium.
The Stag-Cub tussle, the only
one carded for Saturday, is easily
the standout of this weeks pro-
gram. Eight other contests will be
played tomorrow instead Of Fri
day. due to the annual teachers
convention.
In Mackenzie, the unsecured on
Cubs will meeting their first real
test of the campaign. u. of ID.
High found little trouble with its
opponents so far, whipping Wilbur
Wright, $50; Central, 27-0, and
Southwestern, 26-0.