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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Commodore Nasel
Sings His Swan Song
BY GEORGE 4. VAN

STEPPED in what should he done 70
make regatta pop with success
Charley Beck of Bayview Yacht
Club. Ed keifer Of Port Huron
and Sonny Winton of Cleveland,
all able men. are running for the
office Of rear commodore Winton
II seems Us coming in as a post
entry. Hc was passed up by the
nominating committee which said:
"lle sails and won't have time TO
be a commodore.
So that's why you never got 10
be commodore. in case you've
wondered. Yes. Sonny sails. He
has been sailing and winning with
r boats on Lake Erie for 30
years. His daddy quilt Spook for
him back in 1914. the same swell
little ship Of which Eddie Zerbe is
still so proud over AT the Detroit
Yacht Club.
The Vanderbilt rules will he UP
for discussion. And there will be
talk about new boats before and
after the meeting. Word is out
that two more, eight meter and
one siN-mcter is coming here.
The xix Is one Of The most ia
NOUS ever built. You can also get
nylon Spinnakcrs. too. II you've
got a pipeline 10 the right place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Attendance Up
At Big 10 Games

CHICAGO. Nov. 30 (UP)-BiG
Ten football teams, led by Ohio
States brilliant and undefeated
Buckeyes. drew 1,3S4.919 fans
during the 1914 season. an in
crease of al ,038 over the 1913
sea son. official school figures
showed today.
Michigan's second-plsce Wolver-
ines were the second most popular
team. drawing 1927 fans to six
home games, although the 1914
total fell under the 217,327 spec
tators the co-champions OF l943
attracted at home
The largest proportionate in
crease was registered by Illinois
colorful rookie. team, which fea-
tured the lickety-split running OF
sprint champion Buddy Young.
The 1919 Him drew only 36,644
fans while 100000 paid to watch
this years team perform at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Expect Army TO Score

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov 30
GNS)-"O.f-f-e-n-s-e" reads a
newly posted sign in the Navy
football squads dressing room.
Get the ball Keep the ball 50
That is the message being ham,
mered home today by Comdr. Os-
car F. Hagberg. the Jap-sinking
man who coaches the Midshipmen.
As the hour OF the Army game
approaches. He firmly believes il
will take three touchdowns 10
win. and he wants 10 make sure
Navy gets that many.
II know darn well Army1l
score-probsbly twice." reasons
Hagberg. That puts an obvious
burden on us, and I hope TO
win"
Its going RI be q scoring
game, an offensive game" con-
tributes 1t. Comdr Rip Mil
Ter, the line coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Heavens! Pliers Limpinq

WEST POINT. y. Y. Nov. 30
QNS) 1t is not a headline match
for the Bob Jenkins scare" story
out Of Annapolis. but AZ the mo-
ment as the final touches are be-
ing applied 10 the Arny's prepa-
rations for the Navy battle on
Saturday. the West Point coaches
are concerned about the physical
witness of their steady going,
hard.hitting left end regular, Dick
Pitzer.
The wing man was banged up
in the years final practice scrim-
mage last Saturday. and the leg
injury is yielding only stubbornly
TO treatment. lie was in work
togS yesterday, as the KaydetS
got outdoors again for a refresher
course in defense tactics. but
couldn't disguise a limp when he
tried TO run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Two Contenders
Nearing Leaders

Altoona and Kinney are among
the close title contenders today in
the Women's Major bowling
league. Each won three last night
at State Fair Recreation. Colonial
also had a shutout and Vernon
lost two.
Vernon and Colonial share first
with EnterNlse two away after
defeating Vernon Kinney and Al
coma are tied for third. three out
of the lead.
Altoona had team scoring honors
in ousting Tower Recreation. 2727
TO 2226 That count and a $40
single made the board, the team
series third and the single taking
second Ruth Johnston had a 24S
in the $40
Mrs. Johnston and Ann Patten
OF Olympic tied for individual
scoring at SGT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Plan 10 Ship
Horses by Air

NEW YORK Nov. 80 tUP)--
With the shipping of horses cur
rently the chief concern of owners
and trainers. the turf world today
was specializing on safer and more
convenient modes Of transpOrta-
ton in the future
The high fatality rate after
shipping among thoroughbreds
has been cut down considerably.
but II still Is q major treat in the
plans of stables.
The innovation NJ the box car
for the transportation of stable :
proved considerable aid 10 the
problem. but still horses arc not
AZ home in these vehicles. despite
all the modern contrivanceS.
Along with postwar planning
for new living conveniences has
gone A program Of study in horse
transportation. The airplane takes
a major role in most future plan
ming and looms as an important
vehicle in shipping horses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Third League
Coming Up

CHICAGO. Nov. 30 GNS)-
Three major league teams will
battle in the 1850 world series.
At least. that's what Clarence
Pants" Rowland believes. and
he'll give you an argument, too.
The Pacific Coast League. Of
which he is president, will apply
for ajor league status, Rowland
declared in Chicago during a stop
over en- route 10 Buffalo for the
minor league meeting Dec, 6-S.
'1t may not come this year or
next" he added, but il will
come. It's inevitable"
I'VE drew more than $500
600 fans in 1914 to see double
4 ball players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Bear
Facts

CHICAGO. Nov. so (UP)-
Hard-running Chicago Bear backs
ran up a 2S-to-7 victory over the
previously undefeated Philadel-
phia Eagles Sunday, but the
Bears never stopped to think they
were setting a BOBBY record in
the process.
League statistics show the ~
penalties for total OF 10 yards
levied against the Bears ties a
one-game record set by the Brook
lyn Tigers earlier in the year.
Moreover. the addition of the law
breaking yardage and number OF
penalties gives the former world S
champs los penalties, six NOR
than the major league record es-
tablished by them in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

all devotees Of the wind and
canvas sport, the main brace will
be spliced throughout.
Joe Nagel will sing his swan
song as commodore of the ILYA
and he can be loud about il be-
cause certainly Commodore Joe
has been ono OF the most popular
mon 70 sport the three stars OF
the worlds biggest yachting or
gsnization.
He will be succeeded 10y Jimmy
Bcidlcr Of the Toledo Yacht Club.
d veteran lnterlaker and a man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

year out of a boys life for train
ing which in a few years would
be obsolete.
1.-THE real reason for this
training Is to help the boys
physically" Layden said. and
this can he done better with a
sports program spread through
high schools, colleges, industries
and Fairgrounds. Sports thus
would condition the American
boy and teach him competitive
lessons valuable throughout life.
Tt would make for less taxes.
give jobs out in the open air,
and help In rehabilitation Of
veterans" he added. They
would relearn rules for sports
msnship forgotten now when
the first rule Ii one Of self
preservation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Showdown Oue7

We have heard many people de-
plore the fact that football un-
QueStionably would slow down the
great legs of Claude Buddy
Young, great track star of Illinois,
Buddy's track coach doesn't
think so He is afraid, however,
that lack of enthusiasm" may
SLOW down Young considerably.
After playing before mad. cheer
Inc grid throngs. the tedious, bore
some business OF track might have
its effect on the Illini star. Al
least that's what the coach is
thinking out loud.
The Chicago Cardinals tnow in
the Card-Pitt combine) have not
won q league game since Jimmy
Councilman quit as coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
AII-Star Cage Game
To Draw 10000 Fans

CHICAGO. Nov 30 up
Some 10000 fans will crowd into
the stadium tomorrow night TO
watch the 1874 collegiate sll-stars,
led by All-Americap center Bill
Henry Of Rice Institute. meet the
Port Wayne ZollnerS. worlds pro-
fessiOnal champions IN the fifth
annual all-StaT basketball classic
In 4 preliminary game, the
Phillips 66 teams of Bsr1eSville,
Okla. viii play tho Ambrose lie.
eion Of Denver. winner and run.
nerup respectively Of the last ma.
uonal AAC tournament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Dick Wakefield
Goes Back in NAVY

Dick Wakefield. hard-hitting
Tiger outfielder. is in the navy
again. Wakefield, who received
an honorable discharge last sum-
mer from the naval air corps.
was sworn back into the service
today al the navy office in the
Federal Building and Immediately
left for Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
pIEDoT NAILS zee

HERE AND THERE-AverssIns 2io for 10
game. gan George risdot had one Of 2ss At
800 Joe me M. saS iiSSpan os MN 59%
ior Sos and Mike" Mortified ass IN the
ss, 500 Me- senior Nice Ken bs
Prank GssehIinns 3s5 In ne hii,., House
esi ana Jack Klns 2b7 In the Brishtinoor
new high. IN the Greater Detroit
S'' With S;SsS S a : .Ssns na a's s:for:
s :,Sn. 'h one SPIN for 2rs s 2, EeTyG
n =: s,Si.rs House ION sii f's Sumner 5ss
1iD.s 3:1 IN 80, ,ss W.Tsn tlOus. Glno
i ts' s.s are ' me-: sS cadillac n bisSs 'n'
ko. ,t , ,isd III; Own second high single ass
n'o 7's IN Ala inf fot StTs s,,
Victory Rsthnsw's s2o Is ! new
Az and Charles DrSmm n esa new w.s io
2ss. s s.b the i, ia Of Joe rScb,s sA1 ne.
s4Ss new Ford offIc, high nss Cath Fer.
rsll rolled el2 IN me Grandmon, House !:
Lotcn as IN the he Y t 70" Aircraft craft JOE
Norma wsrd had 2os IN the log Cabin
Major Helen Mack 7ol IN the Palace
Palmer Park House Lester Seaman 24s
In the Detroit Police Harry Werih 246
IN the Springwells House Bill Ssrzyen.
sb 2A6 IN the Fisher Independent 4. John
Bsrylski 24S w Ford Local 500 Mike
Polk 244 tn Motor City John DeRonf
2A1 IN LOYAL WING Carl Treuth PAP in
Pond Aircraft 80. All Wolff 24O In wayne =
Businessmen
Oiher league highs Norm Jourdsn Print.
tins Craftsmen. 237 Lro Hull ~ e 234.
EAn Huhacker Norge Eng 27a Carl
ne Soto LAdisse 1873 Bertha Plaskv Bowling
Green Ladies isi. steve Barge W Detroit
Community 22s Mako Allsi DC soto Mems
227 Joe Hosr Ford Eng 226,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Wildcats 10 Lose
Johnny Yungwirth

CHICAGO. Nov. 80 INS)-
Johnny Yungwirth, 1S-year-old
freshman forward passing star OF
the 1914 Northwestern University
football team. prepared today to
leave for training at the Naval
Air Technical Center at Memphis,
Tenn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Untried Spartan s
PLAYS Isl Saturday

EAST LANSING. Nov. 80 -
Michigan State College today
was an unknown quantity for its
opening basketball game against
Drake University in Jenison gym
Saturday night.
Nick Hashu, senior, Is the only
letterman returning from the
1942-43 squad, the last season
State had a court team. Two De-
troit boys will hold sway at cen
ter-Bill (Shorty) Krall. former
BEDFORD High star. and Chuck
Frankel. Detroit Northern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
BeIIoise Quits
After Taking Licking

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov 30 CUP)
Mike Belloise. 35-year-old New
York fighter and former worlds
featherweight champion who took
a terrific beating last night from
lightweight Ray Salas. Berkeley,
Cal. announced today that he was
retiring from the ring after a
career Of II years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Buffalo Adds
To Puck Lead

The Buffalo BiSons heightened
their lead in the eastern division
of the American League hockey
race last night by edging the
Providence Reds 4 to 3, coming
from behind with three last
period goals 10 gain the triumph.
In the other half Of the league
the Cleveland Barons kept the
Pittsburgh Hornets from regain
ing undisputed possession of the
top Spo, in the western division
by stopping the Hornets. Z TO 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

instead a ma
tional physical
fitn SIS pro-
gram based on
c o m pc t tive
sports.
Layden, one
O { N o I r e
Danes famed
Four Horse
m 2 n, c o m
planned com
pulsory mill
tary training
tsyo,,ld taka q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Jenkins Big Toe Is Okay, He'll Start for Navy
Aim:
Six in Row

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov 30
(UP)-Navy. its hopes for a VIC
tory over Army in the football
game of the year at Baltimore
Saturday considerably heightened
because of the virtual assurance
that Bob Jenkins, line battering
back. would be in the starting
lineup. scheduled only q light drill
today to brush up on new plays.
Jenkins. who missed practice the
last two days because of a sore
toe. was up and around today
and Navy physicians said he
should be ready TO start.
FANCY AILMENT
1t. II. M. Giffen. medical Of
ficer in charge Of the team,
described the infection as "celle-
litis" and said that Jenkins was
kept out of classes yesterday be-
cause IL was thought advisable 10
keep him off the foot.
The Middies. hoping TO score
their sixth consecutive triumph
over Army. ran through signals
and polished their offense yester-
day while rain. which threatened
TO turn TO snow, increased their
optimism.
HEAVY TALK
Comdr. Oscar (Swede) Hagberg
viewed the gray skies with pleas
ure and when asked If he thought
wet field would be TO Nays adj
vantage answered: Yes. I'd say
so. The IT" formation. which Army
uses, dema1ds sharp ball handling
and won't work as we'll with a
wet ball. even though the foot
balls are rotated through the
game and every effort is made 10
keep them wiped Off"
Hagberg said If for any reason
Jenkins should not be able TO
play. he would start Hal Hamberg
in the running left halfback spot
and would alternate with Bruce
Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

Of the Interlake
Yachting ASSo-
citation az the
Whittier Hotel
Saturday.
The business
eSs on is
scheduled for
2 p. m and eats
will bc diShed
at 6 p. m. Fol-
lowing an old
V a c h I / n &
custom rigidly
adhered 10 by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Wayne Cage Team
Opens Against MPs

After a years absence from
basketball circles, Wayne Uni.
verSity returns 10 cage COMPETE
ton tomorrow night. meeting thu
72Sth Military Police Battalion
from Camp River Rouge al Mac
kenzie High School az Sis D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

To Howard Vautherot's Farris
Bros, goes the task of attempting
10 shave the lead of Art Watson's
Palmer Park Recreation when the
Metropolitan All-Star Classic re-
sumes after a weeks layoff at
Riverside Recreation tonight. The
three-way tie for fourth is GER.
tain to be broken since Rainbow
and Aviation are paired.
WEIGH W, Dclrsy, alleys la Roberts VS.
Kcppitl, So rsrri. Bros. vs.. Palmer Park
Recreation, So Rainbow Recreation VS..
Aviation T-s Archway Recres ton VS. Ira
Wilson, o-lo. Chens-Trombly Recreation vs.,
Nw Matches ~ Riverside Recreation, sl23
y. Jefferson. o D m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

Sabuco has probably received
more publicity than any other
prep footballer in town this sea-
son. Yet it hasn't even slightly
disturbed the even keel OF his
temperament. If anything, it has
made him more shy and retiring.
His fellow players look up 10 him
for that, too.
GOOD COMPARISON
A true test OF the Stag ace s
ability lies in a comparison of his
performances of last year with
this seasons. A year ago Maeken-
zie had a mediocre club which
won only two games.
But players opposing Macken'
zie in 1943 rarely went off the
field without words of praise for
that Sabuco." He couldn't pre-
vent his team from losing most
of the time. but limo made them
feel they were in ball game.
In other words. Sabuco was the
kind of competitor who could
make the opposition pause and
take notice, no matter what the
score. Certainly, Tino didn't care
about the score He was just as
rough and tough and ready to
give and take.
STILL HAS SPIRIT
With winning team now,
Sabuco hasn't lost his great COM
petitive spirit. He means too much
to his team TO let down. because
he captains the squad. calls signals,
passes, kicks and runs and runs
hard.
One NJ the host compliments
paid Sabuco was by his coach,
Dick Frankoski when he was
asked II his star ever was hurt.
"TinO Is always hurt. He runs
foo hard and too often not tn
get hurt. But try to keep him
out Of there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Layden's
,
Idea

NEW YORK. Nov. 80 up
Commissioner Elmer Layden of
the National Football League pro-
tested against proposed postwar
military training and suggested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Soccer Charity Til

NEW YORK. Nov. 50 up
An All-American soccer team will
be selected Saturday by the Ma
tional Soccer Coaches ASSocis-
tion TO play a picked pro squad
for the infantile PARALYSIS fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Teammates Admire.
Respect TinO SabucO

Tino Mackenzie High grid Is than hero TO
Inc schools several thousand students He's players player too
Tinos dolze him. They only him for
his football ability they also admire the big rawboned
for Oliet IN and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

According 10 Commodore Harry
c. Kendall, secretary. there will
be big dolngs ~ the fall meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Bob Tales
Army 81 Points
Better-lt's Proved
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Let's see. now. where were we
Georgia Tech beat Navy, IL 10
IS. Notre Dame beat Georgia
Tech. Il 10 0. Army beat Notre
Dame. $40.
That makes Army 81 points
better than Navy. Say, why play
this game anyway?
But the latest from your friend,
the bookmaker. on Saturdays big
tussle al Baltimore is this:
II YOU like Army. you must bet
Z 10 5 and give Z points, or. bet
even money and give away Ia
points.
n your better judgment says
ride with Navy, you can get;
IL 10 5 and no points.
2 n and advantage OF . tie.
Q TO 5 and 81, points.
! to s and ak points.
IL 20 10 and ! points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
New Candidate

Everybody from Jim Farley to
Pete the Goat is being suggested
for the late Judge Lands job.
A local candidate springs up as
Francis J. Dudley. S116 Northlawn,
suggests consideration for Judge
Joseph A. Moynihan Of the cir
cult bench.
One writer calls John Barn
hill of Tennessee coach Of the
year. His argument centers
around the fact Barnhill had no
team at all q year ago and this
year his Vols 20 to the Rose
Bowl.
Attention football talent scouts
Check the record of Bill Sheppard,
Mt. Pleasant S. II. Academy'S
star halfback.
In helping his team win six OF
seven games, he scored eight
touchdowns. passed for five others
and booted 10 extra points. He
averaged 60 yards rushing, COM
pleted II out Of rs pass attempts
and averaged $50 yards punting.
During Sheppard's of moments
he counted tickets, led the band
and swept out the stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

Football coaches usually plan
ahead and have a pretty fair idea
of what to expect in the following
season.
But II someone had mentioned
year ago to Desmond Sheedy.
Redeemer coach. and Dick Fran
koski. Mackenzie coach. that
their teams would play in the
1914 Goodfellows game for the
city prep championship, they'd
have brushed il of as a pipe
dream.
It's dreams come true, however.
for Mackenzie VS.. Redeemer IS
the lineup Saturday afternoon in
the seventh annual charity game
at Briggs Stadium.
NO FORECAST
There was little in the records
OF the two teams a year ago TO
suggest they would wind up at
the top OF the heap this season.
Mackenzie never got out OF the
second division In the west side
OF the Metropolitan League. win
ming only two. losing three and
tying one.
Redeemer's success In the first
division OF the Catholic League
was only fair. They won three
and lost three.
The picture changed this sea-
son Redeemer and Mackenzie
enter Saturdays game unbesten,
each a winner Of eight in a row.
They had 10 win them all 10
escape a tie and playoffs In their
respective leagues.
Sheedy turned in highly
creditable coaching job with a
starting lineup that included six
seniors, three Juniors and two
sophomores. The Lions won over
stiff competition from st. Theresa.
Lourdes, De La Sale and Catholic
Central.
MOSTLY SENIORS
Frankoski expected good
team in September. with q large
crop OF seniors on hand. But the
Stages had little chance TO let up
and had 10 wade through an I'M
usually tough west side division
that included such strong elevens
as Cooley. L. of D. High and
Northwestern and Pershing.
Saturdays contenders expert
enced several narrow squeaks Re-
deemer nosed out Lourdes. rs:
De La Sale. 1912. and held
l-point lead over Catholic Gen.
trail until the closing seconds,
when Bob Kovslcik raced 9S
yards with an intercepted pass 20
make II 20-12.
Mackenzie had two victories by
one point. downing Cooley, 1912,
and Northwestern. 14-l3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Real Bronze Buster

DIDJA KNOW: Gene Derri-
cote, Michigan halfback. was
vsiedictorian of his high school
class and Milan Lazetich,
Michigan tackle, II q real
brcnco-buster.
Fritz Crisler, Michigan coach,
plans TO attend the "smokeless"
smoker for this years team to-
morrow night st the Statler and
then nv to Baltimore 20 scout
Army and Navy. both of whom
Michigan plays next year.
The phone which connected
Benny Oosterbsan with the Michi'
gan bench went on the blink dur
ing the first half OF TIE Ohio
game last Saturday and Benn,
said a LOT more things than FDH
is supposed to have said when the
election gadget went haywire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
VOGUE ENTRIES CLOSE

Entries for the Vogue Recrea-
tons $500 individual sweep
stakes Dec. 9. 10, is, II will close
tomorrow at midnight. Walter
Pageau. secretary of the Michigan
State Association, will be at the
Palace Saturday from 3 10 10
p. m. TO take entries for the state.
The deadline is Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

PARIS. Nov. 30 (UP) 49, Gene
Graft, sports editor Of the Paris
edition of Stars and Stripes. Off
cisl u. S. Army newspaper. today
selected this 1914 all-pro football
eleven:
Ends-Hutson. Green Bay. ana AEurrs
Washington
Gusrds--Youncs New York and CuAdsuI.
ks- Chicago Bears
Tscklss-Kinsrd Brooklyn and Ray. Green
Hev
Csnter-iiein New York
Backk-SinkNich. Detroit; Comm Green RAv
Filchock. Washington and Van Buren, Fhla-
deiphis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Detroit Aces
Roll in Meet
BY HAROLD KAHL

Johnny Crimmins. Chef Bukow-
ski. Fred Bujack and Therman
Gibson were 10 leave today for
Chicago where they will compete
in the national all-star individual
match game tournament opening
there Saturday.
A field of 120 bowlers will roll
the first four days OF the event.
the top IL joining five seeded for
a final round-robin that runs the
last five days. Those seeded are
Paul Krumske OF Chicago. present
champion; Ned Day of West Allis,
Wis: Rudy Puget of Milwaukee.
Buddy Bomar of Chicago and Con-
ME Schwoegler OF Madison. Wis.
Why Schwoegler. who finished
ninth last year. was seeded in
stead of Crimmins. who was fifth.
was explained by Eddie Linsz OF
the committee today. He says the
bowlers themselves voted last
year 10 seed Schwoegler regard
less Of where he finished. Only
the four highest this year will be
seeded next.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IAaTEnN nIVIrInN

TOhIOHI'h OAMLh
Boston ~ Chicago.
New York AZ Montreal.