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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
yunk commundos
Leud invasion

Allied fleet that a German subma-
rine was prowling the assault area.
II was obviously night for this
destroyer for a few moments later
she brought her guns on an enemy
target and, after a brief interval,
Signaled: Target dead in water.
Crew abandoning ship
AS day broke the first skeins OF
bombers roared overhead and
dumped their loads on the beaches.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17

THE new Hanes Fig Leaf
Suit is a one-piece combina-
ton designed to give you
the comfort of a pull-over
shirt and athletic support
without requiring elastic.
Just pull the suit over
your head and snap the
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17

The Imperial Council of Agri-
cultural research at New Delhi,
India, has a postwar plan for an
increase in agricultural production
Of so per cent in 10 years and 100
Fer cent in Is years. The commits
sion seeks to promote a proper
balance between food crops and
cash crops OF a letter quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
Cards of Thanks

WE TAKE THIS opportunity to
thank cur many friends for their
remembrance and help on the
loss OF Jim, our husband and
brother.
MORSELH VIEREUS
AL VIt'RHUS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Deer Hunters
Face 0PA Net
BY DON GILES

IRONWOOD, Nov. % - Deer
hunters in the upper peninsula
planning their return to lower
Michigan via Chicago to evade
OPA Investigators at the Straits
of Mackinaw, face a similar check
on all highways leading south
through Wisconsin.
Robert p. Stebbins, acting OPA
enforcement attorney
with headquarters at Green Bay,
said today every available inveSti-
gator will be used to throw a
dragnet around the deer hunting
country.
Hunters in the western part OF
the upper peninsula were expert
encing the worst season in years,
due mostly to weather conditions.
A heavy snow fell here today and
many hunters still here will see a
vast change in their luck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Robinson
Lively
BY LEO MACDONELL

Ray (Sugar) Robinson stepped
through three lively rounds OF
boxing with Count De Marlowe
during his daily workout at the
Monroe gym yesterday.
A crowd of 200 railbirds saw
"the uncrowned welterweight
king" drill for his coming test
with Vic Dellicurti at Olympia
Friday night.
The crowd liked what they saw
of the slick Harlem battler. Be-
sides boxing, Robinson worked on
the big and little bags.
"Am feeling like my old self
again." Robinson explained.
Dellicurti boxed with Jerry
Wilkins. New York, a stablemate
who also will be on Fridays card.
A slam bang mittster, Vic made
things hot for his buddy.
Leroy Willis, who fights Phil
Terranova at Arena Gardens Mon
DAY night, also worked. He boxed
two rounds with Emmett Grier,
lightweight just back from Cali
fornia.
Matchmaker Nick Londes has
signed three of his preliminary
bouts, including Howell King VS..
Jerry wilkins, $50 pounds; Charley
Padalino VS.. Willie Watkins, 157
pounds, and AL Ellis VS.. Chuck
Ackworth. Us pounds. The King
wilkins tilt is set for six rounds
and the others for four. Ackworth
is from Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
New Record
For 0SU-Pdrk
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 22-The
Michigan-Ohio State game will
entice more than $4,000 fans TO
the Memorial Stadium in Column
bus Saturday.
II will be the biggest crowd in
the Stadium's history. surprising
the gathering of 73,480 which saw
Michigan fall to the Buckeyes two
years ago.
The game Saturday parallels the
1912 contest in many respects.
That season Ohio State was un-
beaten and bidding for both ma
tional and conference titles. Michi-
gan had lost a single conference
contest to Minnesota, but the
week before the Ohio game had
trounced Notre Dame.
Michigan hopes the similarity
ends there. In 1912 Ohio took the
decision, 21-7. in a tough football
game. One play, or the lack of it.
cost the game in the opinion OF
many Wolverine followers.
With seconds to 60 in the first
half, Michigan reached the 1-yard
line. One play and they were sure
the score would be tied. But time
ran out. and Michigan didn't get
its chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Sports
Coach Calls Kenna
Equal Of BerfeIIi
By LEO MACDoNELL

Lt-Comdr. Rip Miller Of the
Navy coaching staff and an old
Notre Dame man himself, declared
recently that Doug kenna OF the
Army eleven handles, fakes and
passes Just as we'll as Angelo
Bertelli," who was with the Irish
before going into the marines &.
The statement should bring Rip a
lot Of argument from South Bend.
Don Meyers OF Cleveland. chosen
captain Of the New York Univer-
sity football team, is a graduate
of Detroits Cooley High School
Meyers, a lineman, is civilian
meteorology engineer and played
last year al wayne and Cen
trail Michigan colleges as a Viz
student.
Thomas Reed. heavyweight
known as Saint Thomas. who re-
Gently in New York confessed 10
so holdupS in Dayton, won a deci-
sion over Johnny benson at OlyTn-
pia a few months back At the
time he brought a violin player
from New York 10 Detroit to play
religious music" for him while he
trained at the Monroe gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov % (INS)-Sgt Joe DiMaggo, erstwhie
smuggling oufeder of the New York Yankees was back in
town today after a six-month sojourn in Honolulu.
Briefly Joe had the following points to make:
He may remarry his beautiful wife, from whom ne was
divorced several months ago.
He'd be back smuggling the old apple for the Yanks
He doesn't what Uncle Sam is going to do with him.
reduced him from his normal playing weight OF
2l0 pounds to too-svelte 1877.
would take him at least two months to get into playing
shape when he did, he thinks he'd go we'll ever
After ALL he won't be 80 until Nov. 25.
Joe said he had played 35 games in Honolulu and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
7 Race Horses
Burned toDedth

PASCOAG, r. l., Nov. % tUP)
Seven race horses were burned
to death and rs others were led
to safety today when fire de-
stroyed three barns and damaged
two others at the Pascoag horse
race track here.
Firemen from Burrillville and
Gloucester braved snow and wind
TO fight the blaze which started
in one OF the barns.
The racing season at the track
closed Saturday, but many others
were unable 10 get immediate
transportation for their animals
TO southern tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Bob Tales
OSU 81 Over u. M.
Say Broadway Bookies
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editss

Perhaps your heart Is leading
you along to put a few bob on
Michigan Saturday against Ohio
State. II so bark to the odds be-
ing dished up by these Broadway
bookies who have no heart.
At the moment the bookies are
quoting the Buckeyes at 2 10 l.
on the game of the week in the
nation at Columbus Saturday.
That's not too rough. Or maybe
it's the singing In our heart.
The Broadway boys are also
putting Minnesota at 2 to ! over
Wisconsin. The Illini are rated at
3 to 1 over the Wildcats from
Evanston. And they shave 1t
close when they call Indiana 6 to
5 over Purdue particularly with
the likelihood OF Boris Diman-
chef. the Bounding Bulgar. being
on the Boilermakers' bench with
injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
LdndisConditior
Not Too Good

CHICAGO. Nov. % QNS)-The
condition of baseball commissions
X. NJ. Lands, confined TO Chi.
cago hospital since Oct. 2. was
reported today as mot critical
but not too good.
His condition Is not critical
now" a bulletin issued by his
physician. DR.. Joseph Caps,
said. However II IL not too
good.
He has overcome n setback
which occurred Sunday night
and he had q fair night last
night"
The 7S-year-old commissioner
has been suffering from a severe
cold and fatigue.
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.ZDiNln0' in New York: Hopes for Comeback

managed to hit 10 against pretty fair pitching The
first day he went bat he broke long distance coung
for years in the island Next day he
repeated the performance
Joe inimated he makes more in month from his San
night club than he could make in year In the army
In fact, Joe couldn't tell just what his army salary Is
'Its so little" said he that don't bother about it,
Joe was earning year the Yanks when Uncle
Sam put the finger addition he getting another
SIS 900 for the use of his name in testimonials.
"Sll" says Joe, lit worth It, But gosh, how Ia IKE
10 be smuggling old apple again for Joe Mccarthy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Yale Ace Back

The Trojans OF Southern Cali.
fornia are cupping an ear for the
Rose Bowl bid but are rated at
8 to 10 and you name the win.
ner against UCLA. You get the
same deal on Notre Dame and
Georgia Tech and that ought TO
stun you. ..
The 3 TO ] bracket also puts
Penn over Cornell, Dartmouth
over Columbia and Tennessee
over Kentucky.
The Yale Bulldogs are pegged
at 8 to S over Virginia and the
Birmingham boy. Mac Whiting.
19, youngest captain in Eli his
tory, will be back in the lineup
again. He can help give Yale its
first unbeaten season in II years.
Whiting. rated as the best guard
at Yale in the past two decades,
received a fractured leg on the
opening kickoff of the Columbia
game Oct. ii and was unable
play in the games against Roche "
ter, Dartmouth. Brown and North
Carolina.
Michigan in the Rose Bowl! II
might not be As remote as you
think. These are strange times
i'm football. The lines and BAR
riers which once held the sport in
its groove are elastic affairs these
days.
Ohio State is keen 10 go and
has said so. But If Michigan
should come out on top the VOL
verines would look pretty good to
the men who run the Tourna-
ment of Roses at Pasadena.
The Trojans OF use seem TO be
coming up as the Coast repre-
sentative. Can you dream up a
better football picture for the
Wolverines than Michigan
Southern California game on New
Years Day?
Whether the conference will lift
its ban against postseason games
will be decided al a meeting In
Chicago next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
First Since 1924

DISSA AND DATA: Arch
Ward. able Chicago sports writer
is one Of the important motivating
forces behind the newly organized
All-America Conference, the new
pro league. Ward was the guy
who announced that Jimmy Crow
ley had signed as the leagues COM
missioner.
Army has scored II more touch
downs than Navy in the three
games the two teams have played
against Duke, Penn and Notre
Dame. last time an Army-Navy
game was played in Baltimore was
in 1924 Army won 1910 and
all the points were scored by CEN
ter Ed Garbisch four field
goals.
In eight games Army has scor~
48l points which puts il up amoF
the great scoring machines. IL the
Kaydets should get three more
tbs against Navy in their sea-
sons finale they will beat the
1905 record OF 495 OF Michigan.
The u. NJ. total. however, was
made in 13 games.
Other big scores are Tulsa's
AT in 1912 which Army already
has surpassed and the Haskell
Indians 49l sum in 1926. Back in
1888 (if you are still looking)
Yale piled up 698 points. And
pretty good Michigan team back
in 1902 made of with GA.
But speaking Of the Army-Navy
game the grid ditty we like is H. I.
Phillips. Buy a bond to help the
war, in Europe, Asia and BALTI.
MOREr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Pimlico Results

FIRST RAcE-3-year-olds and up, = mile.
Ask Me tRudertl also IL 90 80
Primarily tAtkinson $50 2'oO
Steel Beam kirkland $50
Time l.l5 as, off 3lis.
Biz Dora. Merrie Shot sunset BOY. Mad
AItecs and Ginger Man also ran.
SECOND RACE-2-year-olds, a mile
Celiarette tScawthornl no 20 3.lo
Land Cruiser kirkland 900 50
s-HyETo's GineT Knapp $50
Time l:i4 As, off l.olh
MechsniadoT. Ecomodate, Pinckney air
Bid Post Boy Gene Chance. Jeanavie, Snoo
Tourist and Piquant also ran.
a-Maddiek entry.
THIRD RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up, miles
steepiechaSe
Galley BOY (wslkerl $50 2eo 30
Greek FlAE fHsrritonl $40 80
OxSsbow tRobert4 90
Time 2 5sI1 of 1 3Oia.
BenekSAr and RefuEio also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2-ysar-olds. 1 mile and
TO yards
Cling on wright $40 $50 90
Fairy Time Meade 80 so
Lady vAlesks Atkinson so
Time IA7 as off 2o2l1.
Colonel John Mr. Dee Gee, Chance Bullet,
Pontchartrain and Pilates sun also ran.
FfFTH RACE-2-yesr-Oles. a. mile
Leslie Grey tAtkinsonl $50 50 20
Ny Angela MEADE go 80
Berthe s. Mills %
Time IL is. off ass.
PinFstte Bourtai valdian style. FurrdAuher,
Mel Neat and Tidy. In the Purple. Hat
Maker and Cpftha also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
ROUGE Plays Ecorse

River Rouge High will bring
its football season to a close when
il tangles with Ecorse at Heuer
Field tomorrow at 2 p. m. The
Panthers, heavy favorites, have
won seven and lost one this year
while Ecorse won two of seven
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Dartmouth Stronger

HANOVER, N. H., Nov. u (INS)
Two Dartmouth players injured
in Saturdays 14-13 loss to Cornell
joined their teammates today
after being released from the hos
pital. They were Fritz Alex
ander. Negro center from Gary,
Ind. and Willard Thompson, 210-
pound tackle from Council Bluffs,
Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Central, Cass Take
Dual Swim Meets

Central defeated BEDFORD, 81 10
40, and Cass Tech edged out
Northern. 56-31, in dual swim
meets yesterday. Jim JAMS OF
Central won the backstroke and
individual medley events while
other double winners were: Herb
Hayden in the breast and 200 for
Northern and Dick Hannah OF
BEDFORD in the so and 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Injury Costs Klein
Chance 10 Win Title

An injury cost Louis Klein his
chance TO take the junior heavy
wrestling title from Kid Chapman
last night at Fairview Gardens.
The Detroit boy won the first fall
but suffered a shoulder injury
which prevented him from con-
tinuing after about 40 minutes Of
action. Bert Ruby disposed OF
Miguel Torres in straight falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

touch for some
second or third
rater. Demp-
sey lso de-
clared recently.
in referring to
[ h e | o n &
count" that IF
there was any
mistake h a t
night I made
il. AS far as l
KIN W, g e n g
Tunney wasn't
out. When /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Hutson Quits Again
After Next Sunday

CHICAGO. Nov. p GNS)-
One of the greatest professional
football players of all time and
unauestionably the greatest pass
receiver-Don HutSon OF the
Green Bay Packers-is expected
to bow out as a player after the
game with the Card-Pitts Sunday
i'm Comiskey Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
9q3 Near Record

Studio Clubs 993 in the Fort
Boulevard Women's House League
last night is only nine pins short
Of the city season mark held by
Tischbein-Young at Pal e.
Schoenherr. Louise Conley and
Alice Love rolled 216, Jewel Greg
DRY 215, Pat Deis 178 and Vivian
State 16S. Their series was 2549.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

failed TO go TO a neutral corner
/ was at fault
Albert John Yelling, fullback OF
the Brooklyn Technical High foot
ball team, is heralded as the best
schoolboy player 10 come out OF
that neck of the woods since Sid
Luckman =. BY scoring l02
points in six games, he broke
Luckman's record of SO. Yelling
will probably enter Penn in the
fall.
Nick Londes will be among the
guests invite to attend the
launching OF the u. S. ship. Richard
Bon Homme. at Brooklyn navy
yard this Sunday.
Greasy Neale. Philadelphia
Eagles football coach. says he
can't understand why Notre Dame
had no defense against an Army
play which the Irish used last
year TO march so yards against
the West Pointers Neale added
that Arnnys strength lies in its
wonderful halfbacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Best Bets
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

WASHINGTON. Nov. pup
Notwithstanding the 10 mile
limit, senators and representatives
today were told each of them
could buy four tickets to the
Army-Navy football game at Bal
ttroNra naC y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

tomorrow night
Ut Dou
V a U & h a n.
sports editor of
the w in DIS or
Daily Star. has
really slipped
the d roi I
hockey mana
ger d hot one
10 iuggle in the
meantime.
Vaughan has
asked Adams,
as a member Of
the rules COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

CHICAGO, Nov. % (UP)-
Sammy Baugh, a bench rider this
season for the first time in years,
still knows how TO throw of the
wraps, get into a football game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
BauSh BOunceS Back
Into Pro StardOm

All-American found himself a sub
stitute to the man that he made
a substitute.
The Redskins had switched 10
the Information and Frank (Flip)
Filchock was at quarterback.
But a week ago Sunday, Filchock
fractured his nose while playing
against the Brooklyn Tigers and
Baugh got up from the bench.
His comeback is written in the
records. Although he enjoys the
minimum OF practice, the lean
Texan has already taken over the
top spot in the punting division.
where he has been king for the
past four years.
NOT IN SIGHT
Two weeks ago he wasn't even
listed in the leagues passiyf
statistics, but according to OH
cial figures release today
Baugh's buggy-whip arm has COM
pleted 50 out Of 65 passes for 357
yards and a .554 percentage
His passing average is second
OILY to the man who used to be
his substitute, Filchock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE


wILIAMsPORT, Pa Nov. % (UP)-Former major league
Jimmy Rp Collins first basemsn and manager Of the
selection today
the Eastern League circuits most valuable
award -. -
Collins 4Oyerod veteran Of three World Series with the St
Louis Cardinals played the Chicago Cubs and
Pittsburgh during lOyear major league career led the
batting with 1896.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

Probably the largest payoh in
racing history was recorded re-
Gently at Pennington, Australia
when Solstar won the STANDBY
Plate at odds of 2784 to 1. Officials
arranged protection for the IL
lucky hackers en- route home with
their bonanza.
The only modern major league
, player ever to come to bat three
times in one inning was Marty
. Callaghan, while the Cubs were
scoring IA runs in one frame In
1922.
Ike williams and Lulu Costan-
tino will share headline honors
with Willie Pep and Chalky Wright
on the Cleveland News annual
Christmas fund boxing show at
Cleveland, Dec. 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Trotters Play Brewster

The Harlem Globe Trotters
will take on Brewster team in the
annual Thanksgiving night con-
test at $50 o'clock at the Brew
Ster Recreation Center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

a puck. He lifted his arm-out
dropped another puck.
Examination of the two pieces
Of rubber revealed that the puck
had split into two pieces like
halves of a layer cake. Hogan had
caught one half and the other
half had continued on between
his arm and body into the goal.
The referee ruled that the goal
should be allowed. Now Adams
disagrees.
REFERS TO RULE
Adams points 10 the National
League rule that states-"A goal
shall be scored when the puck
shall have been put between the
goal posts by the stick of a player
entirely across the red line. -
you'll note" said Adams,
"that the rule says the puck.
not q piece or portion Of IL.
must he entirely across the red
line. Since only n part Of the
puck went into the net, I'd rule
IL was no goal. Chances are,
n the puck had remained In one
piece, the goalie would have
made the save"
Adams, of course, doesn't want
the Wings shooting any half puck'
into the Montreal net tomorrow
night They'll need 10 put all the
whole ones they can possibly
fnagle past Bill Durham and tho
club which beat Detroit by identi
cal scores of 3D. in their two pre-
ViouS games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

a n d ris I G
stardom.
tt e gre a I
passing master
has been play
ing with the
w a S h in gton
Redskins on a
part-time basis
this sc a S o n,
while working
his ranch near
s w e e [ water,
Tex.
uhon he Hrct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Scratches
~ UNITED PRESS
PIMI.ICO

weather, clear: track, gcod
Post 1880 p m. tEWTt.
FIRST Race Seimalad Notes. Running
Blue Sebastienne FIRST Family
Second Rsce-Teddy LAS. Hafinoo Oar
rio Hsndwave
Fourth Rsce--Miss keddis
Fifth Race-Lucky Aunt, war Suatefy,
Miss Lavender We Hail
seventh Race - Frst Girl. True Las,
satellite Gallant Novice
EiEh,h lRscs Spiksry. Justice Nap.
Agrarift, % The Line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

C0MDR- CROWLEY DURATION, Will
pay Crowley SIPS, 00o.-
To allow SLEEPY jim to &C
cept the new post when he is
retired from navy duty, Ted Col
Inns, owner of the Boston Yanks
of the National Football League,
released Crowley from his con-
tract to coach the Yanks after
the war.
Crowley, who is coaching the
Sampson Naval Training Station
team, had signed as coach OF the
Yanks when his active service
was completed.
POPULAR FIGURE
Crowley. recently returned
from Is months in the Pacific,
has been one of the nations most
popular football figures for more
than 20 years. He has coached al
the University of Georgia, Michi-
gan State College and Fordham
University.
BY a coincidence. Elmer Lay
den, fullback of the -Four Horse
men. is commissioner OF the riva
National League and in accept
ing the commissionerShlp OF the
All America Conference, Crow
ley said;
"Elmer did n lot of blocking
for me In undergraduate foot
ball and I hope he will continue
To do So"
He said he was thrilled ovel
his selection and believed "ther,
is room for two major football
leagues.
"T know we will work out
our problems for the mutual
interests OF our respective
groups" he added.
CONSIDER DETROIT
Franchises in the new confer
ence have been issued TO New
York, Chicago, Baltimore, Buff
falo. Cleveland, Los Angeles an.
San Francisco. Applications from
Boston. Miami. Atlanta and De
troit will be considered at a meet
ing in New York Dec. $40, a
which Crowley will preside.
Jim, born in Chicago Sept. 10
1902. got his nickname Sleep,
Jim" in his undergraduate day,
when a Notre Dame priest caught
him out OF bounds in South Bend
The priest gave him three min
utes TO get back to the campu,
and Jim, looking down the roat
in that direction, three miles
away, said:
81 don't think I can make II
In time, Father, not against the
wind"
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.Crow|eySig
In New Loop

CHICAGO, Nov. % INS)-Lt.
Comdr. Jim Crowley, left half
back of Notre Danes famous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

Four Horsemer
b a C k ii ED o.
1924. today ha.
a signed con
tract as com
m | S s ! oner o,
the All Amer
lea Conference
n e W ly organ
lied pro foot
ball league.
The contract
~ Civ nv n n I,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Switchboard Meet OF

Scheduled meeting OF the
Palmer Park SWITCHBOARD Club at
the Hotel Statler next Sunday has
been postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

mittee Of the National Hockey
League, 10 give an opinion on a
freak goal that was scored the
other night in the Windsor Arena
Adams has never heard anything
like IL
DISPUTED PLAY
Here's the play as Vaughan re-
ports IL:
Al Shields, right winger for the
Ford Foundry team, fired shot
Al Jimmy Hogan, Ford Office
Roshe.
Hogan thought he had caught
the puck between ms arm and
body. but when he turned around
the red light was on. lie looked
down INTO the cage and there was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Adams RefuteS REF
On Freak Goal Play
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Jack Adams has a few prob
lens of his own with the world
champion Montreal Canadiens
coming in 10 play his Red Wings