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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Lands 5

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 UPl -
ArpY's ll-conquering cadets,
winning five berthS. gave The
East unprecedented domination
of the 1915 all.American football
team selected for the United
Press today by sports editors and
writer's from coast TO coast.
EndS-Duden Navy. and Foidbrrr h~wy
TpckIes- Couitcr. Amy. and SsVitfky Penn
GuardS-Amil1g Chi0 state and Green.
Army Cenfer-Nsuchs Alabama Barks-
Davis and blanchard Army Fenir more OK =
huna A. \ " ana Wefcncyer - Ma-rE
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

Wrcj knee enTcucd again yrster-
dtN
Tho cast has tcc1 removed
from tho knee of center Murray
Armstrong IIc may kate today
hut does NOT expect fo play hC-
fore next "Wednesday geturn trip
Ia Boston
Th. Erar tarr gnH.e Frank
Hru,rA back bg' according 'n
Adam, arc NOT expected io use
hw NnH -u1ty N Chicago
"Nrt Boss has a hard deci-
stnu 90 make hcrau~r Paul Ri
ha4plt WIS great against ~ last
SUNDAY. q Adam We
rrall, carrird the pla, to them
m the last 20 minutes and Ri
hcaut alone made the differ
cnce hrfuern q Boston defeat
and tie
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

league I h y :
winter, II Was
announced to-
dav by Frank
{ lavcnna, I h 9
G a & c
commissioner.
& ] aV ma
v no also serves
as director OF
q I h lCSs at
Hudson Motor,
said til at l3
companies have
filed entries for
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

out there. How do YOU like that"
ONeill almost threw fit when he heard
hat Harold Newhouser plans TO fly TO Seattle
for spccchmakng engagement
What's" whispering O'Ncill tried TO
shout. "the worlds greatest pitcher taking a
chance flying over those snowy mountains
this time of the year? That's terrible"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

Rcd Wing is
\ dam Brown
with II
Omaha Socked
NJ tinu e apolls
s l. a nd st
Louis beat New
IIaycn. ALL in
a m e J. ic "a y
Hockey loop
In boNIn G.:
sugar Robinson
doCISloncd Vic
Drllicurti q Z
Boston | 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

anywhere with 4 putred-out chest
Yet, the job he docs eyerytime is
. WOW,
Until the other day Michigan hadn't
seen much of Forsythe during the last
ruTCo years When war came, Charlcy
bounced out Of his office in Lansing and
Joined the navy in running its vast ath-
leuc program.
And before he Was through,
he had himself the rank of lieu
tenant conlr1ondeT Which IS
atout as high az most reSerUe
officers get IN our navy.
e. 49, rim q anr-L.. 49, o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Franks Steals M Bust Thunder
Says Wis+ert, Not He,
Rated All-America Slot
By EDGAR HAYES

Julie Franks brought University o Mich
the Stao Hotel last night with a simple
modest statement:
disappointed when picked on the All An'etiea
in hnnrh the hnnnr lnnge 10 " Mistert"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Using Small Gyms d Shame

the subject high schools it's gratifying to hear
city peppers again will Olympia for their
championship game this winter.
All of which leads TO ask Why cant there be
basketball in Olympia?
- We still can't Why industrious promoter
doesn't get around booking coileg double headers
up Grand RiUer.Ddy Such attractions have gone
big several cites much smaller than Detroit and
toiniy IN u. of D.. Wayne, Michigan and Michigan
State there four Uhch certainly Uould drdtO
here.
It's salute 10 Detroit think when college basket
bail Ike l.. OF D. and Wayne small, high school
gyms for their home games And that they
missed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Sports

COLUMBUS, o., Dec Steve ONeill is
through with the Lettuce League.
1T has got me licked" the Tiger skipper
confessed in hoarse whispers. "l've got to do
something about this cold. Maybe 90 TO Hot
Springs and boil out have been speech
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Lewis Wres+Ies

Ed t~frnc.Cfl LrW- ihe for
mrf heavyweight chaW pIon.
Nvo>u-s tgc Naked Marvel. ucw
star who has Won thrcc straight
on Arcadia card Monday night
h'eS ka hc,N meets Miguel Tor
res IN the scmihnal,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

making two and three times
week, and must have turned
down 30 requests.
Then along comes an
Invitation from Stu Bell to
speak in Los Angeles. Bell,
now on the Los Angeles
Times, used 10 write sports
for a Cleveland paper =. &.
Bell says | made a lot of
money in the World Series
and could nav nv own way
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Shops Run
Cage Loop
BY TOM HARPER

Industrial Recreation ASSocia-
ton Of Detroit IN conjunction with
tho cIty'S department Of recrca-
ton Will sponsor a basketball
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

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probably won't b. able 10 face the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Dinner for Cards

The annual Cooley High Father
and Son football dinner Will he
held Al $50 . m Saturday at
Roscdalc Park Community House
Movies OF Cooley games viii be
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Scratches
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Sports
.BREVTT| les

Man Bentley of Blackhawks,
with % points, tops National
Hockey League scorers Top
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Price High
Elsewhere
Pin Cost More
in Some Cities
By HAROLD KNHL

toc pau.l- youthful. energetic,
and INcahlc president Of Detroit
Bowling Propr.Cfors Association
managed to squCg,o ln hulI.huZZ
among am endless stream of tcic-
phone calls yesterday.
p7uIuS. who was tossed into
what ha, turned out 10 boz a hon $
don took exception 20 a Times
story which stated I'm view OF
-Fr.--at.t- e..Htitttr-t- vur,tr SCCm
league puCcs should have re-
maIncd thc same tor the rest OF
tho season. Then tncre would he
no argument
n rs thc increase Of league
prices from - cent, per line
with five or 50 per cent rebate
tp 80 with orc cent rebate m
practically mld cason that has
thrown league bowling affecting
5000 people here. INTO utter
confusion
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
WANT TO MOVE Up

The coast proclamation came
after the Southern Associa tion
had declared il wanted 10 move
up from Al 10 AA classification
and the International and Amer
lcan associated decided they
would like 10 be Triple A cir
cuts
Ell the Pacific Coast Leagua
means business II means 10
would become an outlaw orRan-
iLation." Jack Zcller. general
manager Of the Tigers. declared.
~ We are not looking for war"
William MuHiGan. general man
ager Of the Seattle Club. coun-
tered We want To do away
with the unfair draft rules. Buf,
We could operate alone a. .
third ma ior and without war"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
See Circuit
Jockeyina
Hopes TO Raise
Draft Minimum
By LEO MACDoNELL

COLUMBUS. Dec. 5 -- Among
baseball people here today the
opinion prevails that the powers
that be- would not approve a
third major league status for the
Pacific Coast League.
Moreover, major league repre-.
sentatives were OF the belief that
the coast leaguers themselves did
not believe so 49, that they were
merely jockeying in an effort 10
force compromise on the draft
laws. Sort of shadow boxing. as II
bwere
Instead OF $500 il now gets
the coast loop would like To re-
ceive $4,000 or more for
drafted player.
MUST BIZ APPROVED
At a meeting here, the coast
league voted yesterday TO become
A major league beginning with the
l946 season. subject 10 the ap-
proval Of Commissioner A. p.
/ Chandler, the presidents OF the
two major leagues and the minors
! organization.
a committee of three of the
coast representatives which will
/ include Clarence Rowland. the
loops president. and Charles
Graham Of the San Francisco
club and Victor Ford Collins Of
the Hollywood club will present
their plea formally To the meeting
Of the majors in Chicago next
week. n
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
lnR RESr OF VAR

uuMuer- at lo4gacs possibly
hoo4u,c IT >ccw> 60 be- the most
popular theme. arc walking out
over what amounts 10 a cost Of
ST So per man, .n most cases, for
Tho rest of 'UC season
Paulus again expressed tho rca-
son and r1b'lWly so tor what ne
terms n justified increase When
hcvse told bowler in other cities
pud Ir~s he I3,neI back with the
tu.Iuvng
I'm not aware of the price
scales in other cities, hut l
wager propri"t"rs pay less for
pin hnNS HdpF thrir srtup d1
you suppose We would increase
prices Absolutely not, hut
why don't YOU climb into your
atomic plane ard find out for
yourself the boWlerS and we
proprietorN
We tclcphona5 Toledo Cleye-
land. Chicago and Milwaukee and
discovered they don believe IN
rebates iu those cities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Gets
Job in Dixie
Nv VI. =. DRTKFNBROD

Jim Can't, the young pro with
the blC sock who was sam Byrd :
assistant AZ Plum Hollow last
summer. won return here next
season
Gantz has signed ais head pro
AZ Signal Mountain Golf and
Country Club near Chattanooga
j. Is one ot those much sought
after Noar-ar0gnd Jobs with four
months during the So-called off,
season when his time Will bc has
own-to do nothing but play golf
or compete m tournaments
GantZ left here 10 play the VIII
ter tour. and was one OF more
than a dozen pros who were to
hy from tournament 10 tOurna.
ment in the plane Johnny Bulla
recently purcha sod But because
of illness jim may pass up most
20 the tour Hc IS one Of those
nlortunatcs subject no asthma.
COLI CLUBS ON WAY
Al Watruus hack from tho
aaldJnC factory tr Tho east
ngs word which psjil rH----t- .----rtff-
,., and pros Manufacture of golf
DS Is proceeding once moro. be
rorts. A. a result. for the FIRST
&C an several years. there viti
clubs for sale and display on
pros shops
"Of courSe. the supplies VIII
30 limited --tha,->tast- - --''
Hand iiNs pro says and no
one prn will have a. many -
10 might want. Rut there viii
bs enough 10 ~ around nv
spring and that will help
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Subtract REBATE


You pay 90 cents in Cleveland,
for three league games, and like
H. The pin hoy rate II eight
cents per line. Chicago and
Milwaukee are the same. -
cents for three league lines,
setter rate eight cents. In To-
lcdo il j. ~ cents, seven for
pin boys.
Dctroit's new rate j. 81 cents
SuhtraCting the rebate and 81
cents tor pin boys.
NrIPaulu, d, right. but 10 add
70 hrs WOES number OF pro-
prict0rS stated thov nicnd 10 con-
tnuc at the old rate Of 27'7 cents
per line until the start Of next
season regardless lt u cost them
their membership m the propri-
CtOrS association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

Back 60ssInC the prcN snow, Charley golng :
4 nayyespor,s methods "tn oar nigh school show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Hockey Standings

WtpNtSpaTE GANT
SrIr+.H - F0Fior
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Barons TripM v. High
In Main School Tilt

Mount Vernon's football team
claims the Fairfax County (va.)
title, but in Montgomery County,
Md, is it vastly different. The
Mounties tackled Bethesda yester-
day at Chevy Chase and took a
1877 licking. A last-period touch
down made the Barons victor in
the days big schoolboy tilt.
st. Adams, Landon and Blair all
piled up 80 points in defeating their
opponents yesterday. Bob Smiths
passing accounted for 27 of the
Saints points as they halted st. An
drews of Delaware, 1913. Landon's
second victory was paced by Dun
can Macdonald, who registered
three touchdowns as Friends was
beaten, 1876, and Blair's big gun
was Ed Baker, who lead his team
to a 1877 triumph over Richard
Montgomery of Rockville.
Gonzaga bounced back from its
lone defeat-after compiling five
straight victories-to annex it's sixth
of the season, banking George
town Prep, 21-0, at Garrett Park.
and Devitts switching of Dixie La
Covey from center to the fullback
slot proved to be a smart move be-
cause Dixie heaved three touch
down passes as, Dewitt beat st.
Johns, 1876, at Hearst Field. George
Washington High suffered another
defeat, this time at the hands of
John Marshall OF Richmond, which
took a 15-7 decision.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Roms, Tied for Western Lead,
On S. pot in ButtIing Packers

son and Fritsch in individual scor-
ing the former U. C. L. A. star also
is among the leaders in distance
punting and forward-pass COM
pletions. His mighty arm was re-
sponsible for Cleveland's fifth win
in six games last week against the
New York Giants.
Detroit also will have its hands
full with the rejuvenated Bears,
who ended their longest losing
streak in history last week with
that major upset of the Packers.
Now that Sid Luckman and his
crew have won their first game of
the season, they may be tough to
keep in check.
Another clash involving first
place will take place in Washing
ton where the Eastern Sectional
leading Redskins take on the Bos-
ton Yanks.
New York's Giants will be guests
of Philadelphia's Eagles but will
not take along their ace back, Bill
Paschal, an Army private, who will
have his own football party to-
morrow when his 1st Air Force
team meets another Army eleven.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
'0Iiver's Golf Not Hurt
BY Service in Army
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., Nov. 10.-While
Byron Nelson was reeling OF golf
victories with almost monotonous
regularity, some said that with due
respect to the terrific Texan, things
would be different when the stars in
military service came back to the
tournament wars.
First it was Slamming Sam Snead
who, after serving Navy hitch, re-
turned to win a handful of events
last winter, breaking in on the Nell
son monopoly. Then Ben Hogan.
released by the Army, picked up the
slack when Snead cooled of.
And now another excl, Ed
"Porky" Oliver, all 23o pounds of
him, has moved to the fore.
The Wilmington Del) pro was
top man with a 2-under-par IS as
the s., 900 Durham Open moved into
the second round today.
Discharged from the Army only
last month, Oliver held 1-stroke
lead.
The 50 shooters were swapping at
his heels.
Favorite Ben Hogan headed the
| SO group. which included Toney
Penna, runnerup here last spring to
Nelson and KY Laffoon among
others.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
BY BOB MCLEAN.

Eddie Shore, talent scout for the
Washington Lions and one of the
all-time greats of ice hockey, prom
ised local fans that he would. give
them an Eastern Hockey League
title contender this year, and Shore
has come through with just that.
A crowd of 4,345, resigned to see
ing a performance like that given
by the toothless Lions of last sea-
son, booed last night at Uline Arena
when the team was introduced prior
to playing the Boston Olympics,
league defending champions. But
when the game was over and Wash
ington had bowled over the highly
rated Beantowners, 4-3, those same
fans lifted the icehouse roof with
sustained roar of applause. 1t was
the Lions first win.
Play Bigtime Hockey.
1t was big league hockey all the
way-a brand of the game that
usually is reserved for bigtown
arenas. Absent was the amateur
ish passing, the inept stickwork and
the inane spreading Of defense that
usually marks the leagues play. 1t
was slick, beautiful hockey, and If
Shore will refrain from shipping
these Lions to the majors, Washing
ton fans are in for a delightful
winter.
The Lions had the frazzled Olym-
pics at bay all the way. Inspired
by the fighting play of big Defense
man Harold Hurlsey and the bril-
liant work of Goalie Dick Bittner.
Evening star., 1945-11-10

him low the week OF the Philadel-
phia game and he had the devils
own time getting "a yards on a pass
from Baugh that set up the Skins
first touchdown.
This week it's Dick Todd, Joe
Ungerer, Earl Audet, Sal Rosato and
a couple of others who are on the
sick list. Todd has a lame back,
Audet and Ungerer, the tackles, have
ailing cams, and Rosato still is
plagued by knee trouble. The latter
hasn't been in the lineup since the
Eagle game and it is doubtful when
he will return. With this imposing
list of cripples the Skins should win
in a hobble.
Coach Dud De Groot staged a
scrimmage last Thursday to give
some of the newcomers their first
taste of block-an-tackle work since
they quit the piano-moving business
and was pleasantly amazed. Merlyn
Condit carried the ball we'll and Leo
Presley, making his first start at
fullback, was impressive. Clem
Stralka, the prewar guard who re-
appeared suddenly last week, is too
chubby and will have to reduce be-
fore he'll be of any real help to
the club.
One of the most startling surprises
was AL De Macs work at center. He
hasn't played football in SO long
De Groot thought he might have to
explain.the purpose of the game ali
over again, but AL stepped in at the
pivot as though it was an everyday
chore.
The Yankees arrived this morn
ing and put up. at the Ambassador
Hotel. They were to work out this
afternoon at an undisclosed site
Tomorrow's game is of utmost i'm
portance to both teams, for the
Yanks are clinging to frail hope
of tying for the Eastern crown while
the Redskins are trying to stake
out a claim to undisputed possession
nf fhe cfo M y,ioy,chip
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Special Matches in Virginia
TOP Weekend Pin Card

Two special matches tonight over
nearby Virginia maple lanes will
get the big weekend bowling pro-
gram under way. At Alexandria Rec
reation a starry mixed doubles is
carded at with Manager Paul
James and Ruby Parry firing
against Frances Wilson and Lou
jenkins while at the same hour Les
Van Horn and his strong Cannon's
Restaurant team of the Brookland
Merchants League will invade Del
Ray to clash with George Papa
georges Del Ray Restaurant. out
fit.
Tomorrow the eighth annual
American Legion Handicap spon-
sored by the Cissel-SaXon Post of
Montgomery County will be staged
at Silver Spring and the fourth
annual Tony Santini Open will be
the attraction at Convention Hall.
Led by Fred Watson's las and
378 the Del Ray combination whip
ped Eddie Goldberg's Wildcats at
Clarendon last week end.
Despite a 2-1 defeat by Doris
Ward and Bob Heinbaugh, the pace
setting Lois Gladding-Pete Metrakos
duo maintained its one-game lead
in the King Pin mixed doubles last
night at King Pin when the runner
UP Lorraine Gulh-Bob Miciotto team
drepped two games to Ruth and Lee
Rothgeb. Miss Ward out of slump
posted 1863 and Heinbaugh, 378 te
whip the leaders. Mrs. Rothget
counted 356 and her hubby, 35l
against $50 for Miss GULL and 80:
for Miciotto. A fat handicap aidee
the Rothgebs.
Bill Greiner, subbing for the ailine
Jack Day, raped out 384 and witt
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Wolverines, Middies
In for Bruising Tilt
Before $4,000
Special pispat tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Navy,
fighting to keep its record un-
marred by defeat. faced one of its
sternest tests of the season here
today in its intersectional duel with
Michigan. The Wolverines were
conceded a good chance of handing
the Midshipmen their first setback.
Michigan's Fritz Crisler refused
to hazard a prediction on the out
come and Comdr. Oscar Hagberg
of Navy was equally noncommital,
but on paper it shaped up as a
hard, bruising battle with a slight
edge for Michigan.
A throng of $1,000 fans is ex-
pected to see the game.
Navy may start revamped back
field with Bruce Smith at quarter
back in place of Bob Hoernschemeyer
and Tony Minisi at halfback for Bob
Kelly. Hoernschemeyer and kelly
are not in top physical condition,
but are expected to get into action
Navy may particularly need Hoern-
schemeyer's passing if Michigans
ground defense proves too rugged
The Sailors will outweigh their
rivals by comfortable margin, and
added to that the Wolverines will
be minus a couple of their best
men, who are injured. Joe Pom
setto, regular quarterback, is out
and ditto for Don Robinson. Howard
Yerges, who will start at quarter
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Greco
Fools Ring Critics
In Lacing Janiro
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Along Bash
boulevard, the bewildered boule-
vardiers were calling Johnny Greco
THE Elevator" today and were still
how, in alternate ring
appearances, the Canadian clounter
can be up and down like the ex-
press to the Empire State Building
tower.
Take, for instance, his three
straight recent tea parties with
jumping Tony Janiro from Youngs-
town, Ohio, a fancy-Dan kind Of
welterweight who was regarded as
about the classiest piece of beak-
busting bric-a-brac to come down
the pike in quite spell.
The baffled boulevardiers still are
trying to follow Johnny's ups and
downs through that trio of tussles
particularly the final one, in Mad
ison Square Garden, last night,
when he was the 12-to-5 betting
underdog. and practically raised
Jumps all over the Youngstown
youngster.
The first time they tangled, in
July, Greco squeaked home with the
closest kind of a win. He was "up"
that night. The next time, in Au.
gust, the wagering folks naturally
liked Greco somewhat off his first
performance. So Johnny was down"
for that one, and Janiro not only
punched him all around the prem.
ises but came within whistling dis
tance Of putting him away. o..
Then came last night. Janiro
had given Johnny such a going over
in the second meeting that the
Garden lobby betting boys thought
Tony was money in the bank" at
to II. The price was right-for
Johnnys hackers.
The Montreal mauler foored Ja-
MIRO twice, had him close to hear
ing the brides in the seventh, and
galloped home with the eight-round
decision. Although Tony laughed
at Johnny's left hook in the second
fight, the Canadian did about s5
per cent of his Scoring with just
that blow this time.
After the bout, Janiro's handlers
said he hurt his left hand in the
third. However, he would have
needed two hands, holding peach
basket, to catch all those hooks
Greco heaved.
| A crowd OF 1902 customers chip
ped in to a pot of s94, ,433 to sit in
on the show which welcomed the
nose-mashing trade back to the
Garden after a five-week lockout
| because of the rOdeo,
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Maryland Underdog
In Battle With Y. N. |,

Maryland's gridmen had hopes OF
welcoming back old grads with a
victory over Virginia Military In
stitute in their Homecoming game
today at College Park, but the odds
were against them. The Cadets
were fresh from a 27-13 triumph
over Vanderbilt and apparently
ready to hang one on the Terps.
The Old Liners hopes suffered a
blow yesterday when it was learned
that Vic Turyn and George Barnes
were on the sick list and probably
would miss the game. Turyn, regu-
lar quarterback, was confined to the
infirmary with a mild case of in
f1uenza, while Barnes has a slight
conclusion.
Coach Paul Bryant, revamping
his lineup at the eleventh hour,
said Joe Schultz would take over
Turyn's role, with Sammy Behr and
Dick Toler at halves, and Harry
Bonk at fullback. The Terps also
will call on feet-footed Bobby
Piker for a share of ball toting.
v. M. I. has four victories against
two defeats, bowling to the powerful
University of Virginia and William
and Mary squads. The latter trip
ped Maryland last week with a
second-half rally. Maryland also
lost to Virginia Tech and was tied
by West Virginia.