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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Births Reported

George and Ivanita Anderson. girl.
Roy and JeansAnderson, boy.
Paul and Ann Darlington, girl.
James and Lydia Boiling, boy.
M SHe AND AND R RSs: R Bray. sir girl
James and Ketthel auckland, girl.
David and Edith Chefer, boy.
Robert and Beverly Collins, girl,
Arthur, jr.. and Rena Cook, etrl.
Robert and Augusta Cramer, Girl.
John and Virginia Cruit, twin girls.
Donald and Ann Dickinson, girl.
John and Edith Doyle, boy.
William and Nancy Fletcher, girl.
Gilbert and Ruth Frank, boy.
Paul and Mary Galleher, girl.
Theodore and Esther Garner, boy.
Rdward and Esteiie Glaze, girl.
Alfred and Marie Cooley, girl.
Walden and Helen Green, boy.
Louis and Vera Gregory, girl.
Thomas and Marjorie Haley, girl.
Charles and Allarerdia Haney, boy.
Donald and Marian Hawkins, girl.
James and Ellen Hayes, gTrl.
Carl and Ladine Hoffman, boy.
william and Merna Holmes, boy.
Frederick and Eunice Hoover, girl;
Ernest. jr.,. and Grace Hughes, girl.
Claude and Edith James, boy.
John and Rose Kirby, boy.
Delford and Thyra Knapp, boy.
Arie and Vera Kraener, girl.
Kenneth and Mary Lavine, boy.
James and Bernice Main, Boy.
Frank and Doris Mann. boy.
Charles and Catherine Marquardt, boy
Harry and Evelyn Matthews, boy.
Kenneth and Barbara Miller, boy.
Eugene and Louise Moore, girl.
Martin and Evelyn Morrison, girl.
Cabel and Mary Murray, boy.
James and Hiida MccTeisht, boy.
Lobert and Lois Mcintyre, girl.
Robert and Rhoda McKellip, boy.
chester and Louise Oakley, boy:
Henry and Carrie Pearson, boy.
Joseph and Alice Pickerall, boy.
william and Lowers Pinkerton, girl.
Jan and Gertrude Prins, girl,
Duane and Florence Ranft, girl.
John and Bertille Reed, girl.
Howard and Evelyn Reed, girl.
Jehn and Muriel Rinebolt, girl.
Raymond and Dorothy Rockwell, girl.
Floyd and yelia Rose, boy.
Robert and Rose Mary Ryan, girl;
Ralph ESfU and ND v nS SANDERS, Boy Boy
Lester and Annunziata Salisbury, boy.
Eugene and Harriet Seherl' girl.
SHELLS and d phyllis Sellers boy.
Robert and Dolores Shelton, girl.
Herman and Ethel Simpson, boy.
Frank and Eleanor Skinner, boy.
Louis and Doris Sltvan. boy.
Laurence and Jean Smith, girl.
Robert and Mary Sopovin, girl.
robert and Dolores Spruell, boy.
George and Doris ,stsnbach, girl.
Eugene and Dorothy Straub, girl.
Harold and Clara Sweeney, boy.
John and Jennie Taylor, girl.
Andrew and Agnes Thomas, girl.
Troy and Wilma Thorne, boy.
John and Evelyn Toran, boy.
Alton and Ethel Turner, girl.
Bruce and Estelle Wallen, Sirl.
Joseph and Victoria Walters, boy.
William and Eileen Wanders, boy.
Paul and Marian Weaver, boy.
Max and Elizabeth Webb, girl.
Frank and wilnor Week, girl.
Henry and Annie Wedding, boy.
Norman and Catherine Weller, girl.
Richard and Virginia Whittle, boy.
Boyd and Margaret willard, girl.
Robert and Bettye Young, girl.
Patrick and Georgia Zemko, girl.
Clarence and Clara Zohn, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Language Records Added

Italian and Japanese have been
added to the linguaphone records
available for use at a few branch
libraries, Miss Clara w. Herbert,
District librarian, announced today.
Other language records available are
French, German, Portuguese, Rus
sian and Spanish. All records are
for use in the branch buildings only
and may not be borrowed for home
lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12

MISSES BETTER DRESSES
Orig. Now
1855
l8 Chombroy ond Sheer Royon Dresses 1895 1877
2oo5to
80 Sheer Royon Crepes in assorted colors 1926 1900
LANSBURGHS-Misses' Better Dresses--Second Floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Borowy Tops
Nationals

NEW YORK. Dec 18 up
Slender Hank Borowy. who hurled
the Chicago Cubs to A pennant
after being sold 10 the National
League in midseason. walked off
with the National League pitching
laurels by registering the best
1e45 earned-run average and win
ming percentage. official league
statistics revealed today
After being sold 10 the Cubs on
July 27 because New York Yankee
President Larry MacPhail felt
that "Borowy isn't effective after
July" the blond right-hander
chalked up II victories for Chi
cago while suffering only two set
backs for a percentage Of s46.
The total Of q winning games,
pitched in both the American and
National leagues. made Borowy
the first moundsman TO turn the
trick since Iron Man Joe McGin-
nifty won IL for the Baltimore
Americans and eight for the New
York Giants in 1902.
Hanks fast ball and fine con-
troll were also responsible for his
turning in the lowest earned-rin-
average. PA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
FiIchock a BasebalIer

Zeller recalled that Frank Fichock, Wash
ington passing star, who filled in capably fol
the aiing Sammy Baugh, wanted n he a base
ball player.
"FiIchock Uas an outfieIder Whom
Pat Muliin brought to Beaumont from
near Grindstone, Pa, Mullins home
toWn," Zeller explained. ~ think that
uns in 1889 Filchock was starring then
al football for the Redskins and making
pretty good money. ..., ~
I'VE didn't haze room for him at
Beaumont offered hin, q Job at Full
ton, Ky., but didn't think he Wouid be
intsyesfed. IL poid only 500 month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

establishing Itself as major? Now the two
baseball loops get along like kittens They
have their World Series, all-star games nd
other mutual interests. The footballers could
have the same. Couldn't they? There's
room for two big time football leagues as
there is in baseball"
Jack Zeller, the Tigers retiring general
agreed with Trautman.
Wish Egan, the clubs chief scout, left the
room in disgust. He thinks II is treason for q
baseball man to talk anything but baseball.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Sports
BREV|TIES

The oldtimers and the freshmen
on Michlgans track team finished
even in an intra-squad meet
The oldtimers thought they had
won when Warren Benz picked up
a couple Of points in the pole vault
but they decided Benz, football
star. was judge in the event and
couldn't compete The two
teams flipped coin to see who
had 10 buy the ice cream for the
winners The freshmen bought.
Baseballs Hall OF Fame st
Cooperstown, N. Y, has been
closed to permit alterations ex-
pected to be completed by March
4 Charles segar, baseball
writer for the N. Y. Mirror. will
head the National League service
bureau. succeeding Red Patterson.
who resigned to become publicity
director for the New York yam
KEGS.
/ Mrs. Marguerite HArbert has
started divorce proceedings in
Battle Creek against Sgt. Melvin
(ChIok) HArbert, well known golf
pro. now on special duty In New
York
Jock Leslie Of Flint knocked out
Pete Bolos OF Detroit in the sixth
round AT New Orleans All
sport or athletic organizations
above a purely local level will be
toutiawed IN Germany after Jan l
Kelly PetillO, who won the 1885
| Indianapolis Speedway classic.
was free OF a burglary charge to-
day, but was scheduled to appear
in Los Angeles court TO answer a
charge of attempted rape
The Chicago Victory National
Golf tournament and the ALI
American classic at Tam O'Shan-
ter will be held in 1916 Byron
Nelson Is defending champ OF
both. Charles Segar. of the New
York Mirror was appointed head
-0f The National League Service
Bureau
Claude Buddy Young, star
back Of the University Of Illinois
football team before his entry into
the service, may 90 10 UCLA next
year. The Los Angeles American
Legion awaited word today from
CommlssIoneT Elmer Layden or
the possibility Of buying the Ma
tional Football Leagues Brooklyr
franchise.
Harold (Red) Grange think
there Is room for two pro football
leagues providing they don't en-
gage In battle Of bucks"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

studies next month";" he said.
'T'n complete my course In
September but I'm too old to
come back 10 the game.
'T understand Yale IL equipped
with q lot OF escaiAtOrs and
wheel chairs so I hope 7 can
get from class 10 class all right"
Whites appearance bellies his
protestationS Of age and infirmity
Although wearing glasses he is
still youthful-looking and weighs
100 pounds, Just under his best
playing weight
PREFERRED SEA DUTY
He has played no football since
194l, his last season AT Detroit.
II had chances tn play for
service teams hut 7 felt that as
q sailor my place was At sea
rather than on football held.'
he explained
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Citation Tells Of His Valor

Docs citation signed by Roy S. Geiger lieutenant gen
sral L. s. Marine Corps Here is what II says:
the name the President Of the United States the
commanding general Fleet Marine Force Pacific takes pleasure
awarding Navy First 1t Edgar Greene o. s.
Marine Corps Reserve for service set forth In the fol-
lowing
For extraordinary herOsm in action against the enemy
while serving a platoon commander with o marine rifle
company Oknaws Shma Ryukyu Islands, May H. 1945
First L. Greene assigned the mission Of envelopng
strongly defended enemy position the Naha-Shur line
and assautng from the While executing this
his platoon under devastating fire from three
he squads cut off from friendly lines
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
This Wrestler Has
Valet as Second

Wrestling fans will get their
first look at Gorgeous George" at
Fairview Gardens tonight. He
meets Louis Klein in the feature
bout and will have his valet as a
second. The bout is paired with
a Alex Kasaboskf-Joe Maisch
affair. Dale Haddock VS.. Vic
Costello and Dale Wayne VS.. Sgt.
Frank Manaici are the short
matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Skaters
Attention

The novice events listed In
The Detroit Times Michigan
Open High School ice-skating
races for Belle Isle Jan. 5 are
drawing as many entries az
the relay races for boys and
girls.
Remember, If you have never
won a place in a championship
meet, you are eligible for the
novice races The boys races are
the 220, 440, $50 yards and \
mile
The girls will race 100, 220 and
440 yards. The names Of all skat-
erS entered will appear in the
Times before the meet Is held.
Don't forget that the other boys
and girls in the novice races are
just starting out as skaters, 100
"H you can skate you
can Win.
Send In your entry today
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
They Will Miss Him

Zeler will be missed by newspapermen az
well as baseball men. His office was always
open TO the scribes and he was always ready 10
dig up yarn for a sorely pressed reporter.
Players will miss him for his fatherly counsel
which helped them in the handling Of their
private affairs
Trautr,on, Uho today goes to his
home in Columbus for the holidays, wiii
return to Detroit to take oUer his nsW
duties officially Jan. 2. In the mean
time, he wll wind up his affairs az
president Of the American AssocidticN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Iqnored His Serious Condition

Although he had received three painful wounds despite
his serious condition and with utter disregard for his
safety he exposed himself to fire In order to
reOrgane his squads enabling them to repe attempt by
the enemy TO close In on his position.
During the night he ordered 10 withdraw 10
favorable position Although weakened ny loss of blood he
organized and directed his In night withdrawal but
collapsed before reaching friendly positions He ordered his
and remained exposed position throughout the
night
His display NJ extraordinary heroism self sacrifice and
ndomitabe fighting spirit inspiration to the entire
platoon His actions in keeping with the highest traditions
the United States Naval Service"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Zeler Going Home

With his duties transferred to Trautman,
Zeller will leave Thursday for his home at Fort
Worth, Tex, where he plans a long rest. His
health has net been the best for several years.
With his going one Of the most capable and
popular executives in baseball will pass from
the ma jor league picture.
Zeller will terminate association Of 20
years with the Tigers, during which he served
a. a scout. chief scout and general manager.
He was scouting for the Fort Worth club in
the Texas League when the late Frank Nsvin
offered him job with the Tigers. He cams
10 the Tigers in 1926,
The first player he recommended TO De-
troit was Jackie Tavener, who played shortstop
for the Tigers for several years. Zeer's big.
gest thrill was the Tigers victory which won
the worlds championship from the Cubs in 1888
"T'll never forget Tommy Bridges pitch
Ing and Goose GOslin's hit that scored Mickey
Cochrane in that game zeller declared
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Louis TO Visit
So ain Next Month

SEVILLE. Spain. Dec. Is CUP)
- Heavyweight champion Joe
Louis will come TO Spain in late
January for an exhibition tour Of
leading cities, boxing promoter
Antonio Ponce said today.
Ponce said Louis would come to
Seville before starting his tour.
and would appear at Barcelona
and Valencia, among other cities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Newsy Lines
Florida OHSfS Lieb

TOM LIEBbesd football coach At University Of Florida has
been dismissed This FIRST win else edct issued
by Gov G0dwei Several Wel-knoWn coaches have been
preached by Florida officials with offers for Lebs job
BOBBY BROWN Former Stanford y shorstop was
gwen $4,000 bonus contract with the New York
Yankee
EMILE BOUCHARD-bg Montreal defensemsn who ielled
Ted Lindsay with blow the head with his stick recent
the NIL bad with "a minutes penalties
His tesrnmste Murph Chamberlain trails him by minutes
CMDR WILLIAM r. NAM San Rafael Cal has bsen
named assistant athletic director ~ the L. S Naval Academy
has beer supervisor of the physical training
progtar succeeds Capt Morris Gilmore who becomes athletic
sssoc.ston tressJrer
t
CHUCK sCHANZ-of the Phlles bsters among
National League pitchers last tying The league
@ - Cincinnati Her hs ncked four opponents
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Mack Park Hockey

Boyd's Fords hung up the high
hockey score of the season In
beating Highland Park Kiwanis,
1870. in last nights Detroi
Hockey League play at Mack
Park. Eagles defeated Steven
sons. 81, and Comets won from
Springfield Aces, Al. Tonight
senior teams will meet at Mack
Park at 8 o'clock, with a scrim-
mage afterwards All players
signed or desiring 10 play are
invited
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
By CHARLES r. WARD

After being the victim of q six
round technical Knockout At the
hands Of Charley Hayes in their
scheduled 10-round bout at Arena
Gardens last night, Bobby Berry,
former soldier from Cleveland
went home with instructions 10
have his blood examined.
Berry was given these instruc-
tions by Dr. n. II. Schlafer, physi.
clan for the Michigan boxing COM
mission. The physician stopped the
bout AT the end Of the sixth be
cause Berry was bleeding ex-
cessively from the nose and cuts
over both eyes.
when . boy bleeds ss you
did tonight" Or. Schlafer said,
"the matter should be looked
into"
MANAGER CENsURED
Or. Schlafer also ensure
Berry'S manager, Freddy Rogers,
and his second, Johnny Risko. for
not doing more than they did TO
stop the flow OF blood. He said
the only thing he saw them do
was wipe the wounds with q
Turkish towel.
Although he was the victim OF
technical knockout and lost fve
Of the six rounds, Berry almost
won by a knockout in the frst
round. Walking cockily from his
corner with his left hand held al
most contemptuously low, he
Jared Hayes with two left hooks
10 the body and then almost
dropped him in a neutral corner
with a third.
RING INSTINCT COUNTS
Although his eyes were CLASSY
and his legs wobbly, Charley had
enough ring instinct to get out Of
the corner in which Berry had
him pinned. He then boxed care
fully until his head cleared and
was handing out more than he
received at the bell
Although Hayes won, a crowd
Of 1852 that paid q gross gate OF
81, 1892, was convinced that he
has been adversely affected by
his long absence from the ring
due to almost three years OF serv-
ice in the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
for Miami

The boys have Just come Grip
pling back from the pro grid play
oH in ClevelandS Ice Bowl and
they say that the Football Writers
Association has voted 10 swing
over 10 the new All-America con
terence in body II they Will
guarantee 70 hold their plsy-ofs
~ Miami nrxt winter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Fioh+ Results

Nyw YORK-Tony P,llons i4i NeV YORK.
ko'd Patsy Gioysne'n l35A Brooklyn
Charles Funri l4si5 Ns.srt' bod Rudy
Garcla l40 Puerto Rico
RCsTCN-Pst C1misssy, as Patterson ~
einaned Ar ACAlpine is7 >prnghe'd
Mas 10
NEWARK Archer i4si. NswsrF
dsr'sirued Psf Gi.rfsnr lh''t h71'reF
go.
PHILADELPHIA Billy F1I 1F4 Phusfsl
-N,s stopped George KoCrsn. 1875 Akron
q
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
&u><Nu.fS Troufmon Suggests Grid Loops
Get together Like BaseboIIer
Bv LEO MAcDONELL

He said playing baseball wos fun for
hirn-r,ore fun than football, And he
took it, He played season at Fulton
and was one Of the most popular player
on the team. The Tigers, through Beau
mont, had working agreement With
Fulton at the time"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

the kind Of lad he is, he probably would
have flushed and muttered something
about = mistake having been made II
he had been here when the boys got the
news
A. present DOC" 10 con-
fined TO naval hospital on the
West Coast. Wounded three
times during the Okinowa fight.
ing, he suffered an injury TO ms
left arm. He expects TO regain
full use OF the arm sUentudiIy but
recovery Is SloU.
II was for his work on Okinawa
that Doc was honored and that comes
as a big surprise 10 the bows. You see
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

Masked Marvel won the "wres-
tie royal at Arcadia last night
by beating Joe MaiSch in climax
bout. taking two straight falls.
In other matches Bert Ruby and
Louis Klein drew; Walter Roxy
beat Sgt Frank Mahaiei, and
Stan Suresh won from Dale
WAyne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Paris T axes
First Place
NpINGa


clean. firu pair. stroh vs. kospplingsr, see
ond Coca Cola vs.. Detroit Gaskst, third;
Til Va Pspst-ColA, fourth: Chen$Trombly
vs Nys. fifth. Krastts w, hinerslites sixth,
w. Fife, eighth. Matches at Ritz Recreation.
lbs6t Wyoming, near Fsnkell. ., N.
Parisclean. the new first place
holder in The Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic, will seek to consoli-
date It's lead tonight at the Ritz
when II opposes the eleventh place
Ira Wilson team.
Firing 3027 in 3 postponed
match last night at Glen Eagles,
Parisclean took two out Of three
from Strohs, 29O7. the previous
leader, and moved ahead OF Joe
Norris outfit by one game.
DUTKo Is TOPS
Steve Dutko showed the way
for Psrisclean with 644 as Johnny
Crimmins hit 621 and Hank GAVE
607. Johnny Petro was the only
Stroh member over 800 He had
615.
In another postponed match last
night, Pepsi-Cola, 305s, upset
e e. B 2917, winning two game:
to one. Louis Sielaff had high
with 683. Bonderworth, q sub. die
65l for the winners to Cass
Schlaffs GAS and Sam Richard
sons 623.
Tonight. besides the Parisclean'
Ira Wilson clash, Strohs oppose
Koepplinger and r e. B takes or
Palmer Park In other headliners
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
IN HOSPITAL FROM oKINAWA INJURIES

Vest buttons are popping all over The Detroit Times
sports department today Everybody is walking with
swagger would do credit to Gen Patton The sports
department lads proud and they become any proIder
outsiders will have to get permit to speak to the
copy boys.
proud because they have received %erd
Uncle has recognized the vsorous deeds Of
their number by awarding him the Navy Cross
The bonored IA modest slender lad who marched
join the marines and fight the JAps
The marine corps knows h First 1t Edgar C. Greene,
doughty leader Of infantry platoon hut around the Times
sports department he known plain Doc nickname he
hiss borne since childhood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

State, said he thought it would
be smart for the rival National
and All-America professional
gridiron leagues "to get to-
gether."
"a football war would he
ruinOus," Trautm an pre-
dicted. They should benefit
by big league baseball history.
Remember the bitter fight
the American League had
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Just Another Job for Doc

That what Gen Geger said Of Doc Greene who the
Of sports writer Sam Greene Of the Detroit News and Mrs
who member Of the Times staff until Uncle
called what Doc Greene replied when staff members
py him Of his experiences when home
leave:
Q-Gueu that wo pretty rough fighting OH.
ndWd, eh?
Al Iuos scared q lot Of times
Odd you much fghfins'
A-WeH, O little.
O-How doe. il feel to undo, FIRE 10, ihs
first tine7
A-H doesn't feel Uery good.
That shows the kind Of boy Doc Greene
anybody the future he happened win
Navy Cross il 10 bet that he will give the World
War II heroes stock reply
They giving them out and just happened 10 be
around7
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

him in the Pacific theater.
He compiled nine battle stars
and last spring experienced sui
cidal Jap kamikaze air attacks at
their full fury when he was forced
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

Baseball men do not always talk base
ball
Yesterday the chief topic Of conversa-
tion was football in the Tiger executive
offices at Briggs Stadium.
George NJ. Trautman, new general manager
of the Tigers and a former nnthall star al Ohin
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Too Old at 28
So Says Whizzer White, Who
Vows He's Through With Grid
BY f. A. BACHELOR JR.

White visiting briefly following his discharge as
continues destep questions on his role the
tackers member OF the Detroit
White brilliant record during 26 months sea duty
number Of senior officers who served with
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

off the carrier
Bunker Hill and
then the Enter
prise during a
four-d day span.
THROUGH
WITH GRID
White, n o "
2S, insists his
football days
are over.
II m re-
turning 10
yale to re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Berry Out,
GetsAdvice
Checkup Ordered
For Hayes Victim
IAAr HnHTA EInHII

LAST NIGHT'G FIOHIs
CHARLEY Hlysi lea. Detroit. scored q
technical Knockout over BOoby Bern. ieb.
Cleveland co.,
Kid EnSliih. ls7gs. Detroit. defeated Paul
FAyoft leo, Detroit tsl.
willie Wright. l6o. Detroit tSl.
Harold Vincent, las. Detroit. knocked out
Pat Kelly, i44. windsor ca.
Rufui Knighton, 1884 Detroit, eefsaied
YounF JohnIon. 1855, Detroit a.
Larry Ray. i4s. Detroit. knocked eut frsd
Stileakl iAh
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Bar Scores
Over Phone
Wolverines Beat
Utah Five, 1882
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Dec. 1S-Michi.
gan, along with other Western
Conference schools, is determined
TO bar gambling on its basketball
games.
The campaign goes right TO the
source OF the eWl-the slick sure
thing boys OF national ring
which seeks 10 carry on its trade
through the medium OF collegs
sports,
Michigan officials have ruled
that no scores can be furnished
over the phone from the dressing
or training room.
This came 10 light last night
following Michigsn's 1882 victory
over the highly touted University
Of Utah quintet.
GETS NEW YORK CALL
Less than Ave minutes after
the game. Ray Robert. In his
training room, received phone
call from "a fan" In New York
who wanted 10 know the result
/ or the contest.
Roberts turned the fan down;
told him he'd have TO wait 10
read about the game In the papers
or get the result on the radio.
Michigan starts its games AZ
7:30 D. m. This could give the
sure-thing boys in the East. a.
an example. an hours start on
their intended victims--if they
are successful over the long dis
tance phone.
ISSUE WEEKLY SHEET
With books made on basketball
now as on other major sports, and
odds sheets issued weekly. and
cheats" are quick 10 take ad-
vantage of the different times In
the various sections.
Given a prompt phone connec-
tion and the desired information,
which fortunately is becoming
more difficult 10 get. and one ~
these slickers 10 much In the
same position as the fellow
making" bets on a horse race
after IFS nun and the result 10
known 10 him.
Utah. the pride of the Rocky
Mountains the last few years, was
no match for the Wolverines, who
led every minute Of the game. Ths
Westerners had an edge in size
and experience. but speed and az
. gressiveness aided the Michigan
cause
The Wolverine defense held the
visitors 10 four field baskets in
the first half. The game had prog
ressed six minutes before The
, Utah five tailed It's first field
, goal
John Mullaney led the scoring
, with IL points for Michigan, the
, same figure tailed by Utahs ace,
Dave Howard
Michigan led by Y points a.
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