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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
THE GREATER GAME
Abe Kushner, Former Lion, Is in Australia

Abe Kushner, trainer for the
Detroit Lions under Dutch and
Potsy Clark, drops a note from
Australia to say the softball sea-
son is in full swing Abe is
with a hospital unit He is
manager OF the base team and
plays third base reports
many of his old friends of the
Lions keep in touch with him.
Virgil Trucks, who pitched a lot
Of good baseball for the Tigers,
now has some one TO talk baseball
with at any time. Dee Miles, who
played outfield for the Athletics,
is stationed az the same base in
the Pacific war zone e.. Trucks
with the Great Lakes team last
year was the best pitcher in the
nation, according 10 many experts
o.. Joe Gordon. ace second base
ball Of the Yankees before he en-
tered the army. is in charge of the
March Of Dimes program at Camp
Hamilton, Cal, where he is now
stationed
More and more major leaguers
are arriving overseas recent
departures for Europe included
Cecil Travis Of the Senators. Bill
Cox ~ the Browns and White SoN
and Tommy Reese OF The Braves
Pfc Allen Stutsman, for many
years bat boy and locker TOOm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Titdns Play Two,
Wayne One Tilt

University of Detroit's basket
ball team faces a heavy weekend
of activity opening Friday night at
Hackett Fieldhouse against st.
Mary of Orchard Lake.
The Titans will leave that night
for Chicago, where they meet De
Paul Saturday night in one game
of a douhle-header- at - Chicago
Stadium.
Wayne University's Tartars
wind up their first semester s
season Saturday night when they
journey to Lansing to meet Michi-
gan State in the first of a home
and home series.
The Tartars will then be in
active until Feb. /, when they
meet Western Ontario -LeHdear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
j. N. Mdtmen Win
Easily Over Wildcats

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 13-Michi-
CANS conference defending cham
pion wrestling team easily
defeated Northwestern today, %
8, in the Wolverines opening meet
Michigan took all events hut two
with Fred Booth, Maize and Blue
l45-pounder, pinning John Cole
man, Northwestern. and George
barrow, 155 pound Wolverine
pinning jim McMaRn.
For the Badgers, Ace Braynan,
heavyweight, pinned Walt Blu
menstein Red Hanson took q
decision from Wolverine Newt
Skillman. Capt. Jim Calais, West
ern Conference 175-pound champ
won a decision over Skip Rulyan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Speaking Of Drafts

It's a fairly safe wager. the
draft, as now pracuced in the
National Professional League.
won't mean SO much after the war
when the rival league gets going.
College players VIII do business
with the team and the leagu G
which offers the most dough As
evidence. Bill Daley and Angelo
Bertcll already have been signed
by the american League after the
war
Commenting on "4-F' players
who have engaged in football since
the outbreak OF war, Hunk An
derson of the Bears said
Il would like Mr.. ByrneS or
anybody else 10 see the amount
OF tape we have 10 put on some
OF those old fellows 10 hold
knees, ankles and shoulders to-
gether so they can get through
an afternoon Of football"
II Al Simmons holds out 36 days
this coming season he viii be q
2O-year man IN baseball When
Ted Lyons entered service with
the Marines he was only - days
shy % being a 20-yeaT hIrehnE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Basement Drills
Aided HeyIiger

ANN ARBOR- Jan, -tuP4-
II may not work for every am
bilious youngster. but Vic Hey
hger. University OF Michigan
hockey coach, credits an old rub
Der heel that he used 10 bang
around in his basement with the
start OF a career that brought
him 10 stardom with the Chicago
Black Hawks.
Heyliger set up goal in the
basement of his Concord. Mass,
boyhood home, practiced the tech
nique Of the various stars and
finally became one himself
Skating Is fundamental, OF
course" Heyliger said But
too few youngsters realize that
stick handling Is equally i'm
portant."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

After getting himself declared
ineligible just before the end OF
the football season, Rifenburg re-
entered school and plunged into
classroom chores with the same
enthusiasm he shows in athletics.
The big. fleet Saginaw boy gave
q tipoff OF this change the night
Of the annual M Bust tins year
when ne arose and said:
II let the team down this
wear. But know better now.
And I'd like TO say 10 any high
school athlete in the audience
that he can't go wrong by chOos-
ing Michigan as his school"
Rifenburg will be back at Ann
Arbor after the war Che is 10 be
indicted Jan. 22) and the sky is
the limit as 10 how far he can 60
with all the natural ability he
possesses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Williams Receivers

II. Frank Leahy on leave from
Notre Dame, is back from the
south Pacific on navy business.
Here's a book we can hardly
wait 10 read. Frank Menke has
written the life of Cel Matt Vim,
including some of the best yarns
you probably ever read. The
title is Down the Stretch"
Joe Williams, sports columnist
for the n. Y. World-Telegram,
who experimental with three edi-
torial columns a week for awhile,
has tossed this assignment back
10 the editorial folk. It's a break
for sports readers as Joe will be
in there banging away, as is his
wont. full time on his old beat.
II looks definite now that
Branch Hickey will freeze out
Dan Topping's Brooklyn Dodgers
Il mean Tigers from the Flat
bush orchard Does this mean
Branch is looking toward a team
for the interests he represents :?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Diana Joe From Frisco

In an effort TO keep his eyes
sharp for a return TO baseball
after the war, Sgt. Joe DiMaggio
has taken up the bow and arrow
Sampson Powell. sensational
It's FOUNDER. managed by Grady
jackson, is going to the Pacific
Coast in February.
When il comes 10 versatility we
doff our hats 10 the men who are
FBI agents. Bob Guerin, chief
of the Detroit office, took US on
a little tour of inspection the other
day FBI agents are specialists
in about everything you can think
ei-fEem- kHe~ir-'-- law books ex-
pert craftsmanship, picture taking
and a thousand and one other
things. America can truly take
great pride in the type men IN
this branch Of service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Durocher Finds
Talent in Italy

Leo Durocher, manager Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, writes his boss,
Branch Hickey. that the base
ballers in his troupe, now touring
Italy, are making a great hit with
the soldiers every place.
He also says Italy would be a
great place for Dodger scout
right now as there are number
of ball teams in the area and a
very capable group of players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

attendant Of the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. was killed in action on
Christmas Eve He was with
Gen. PattouS Third Army.
Pfc Willard McDcrmott who
played a lot Of basketball and
football with ST. Charles High, is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Indoor Rifle
Start
7 Junior Leagues,
z Seniors Entered
BY DON GILES

The largest indoor smsllbore
rife shooting program ever at
tempted got underway here last
~rek-whcn seven Junior leagues
opened a three-month schedule
Two senior leagues consisting Of
Is teams from various Detroit
clubs will commence firing their
league matches at the Southeast
ern Michigan Rife and Pistol AS
Sociations new II position range
at Brush Armory next Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Bob Tales
New Sports AiInent
Called AZ Heat
Nv BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

What is known A. AZ heat Is
on hockey players. These -~he
have taken leaves from war plant
Jobs are being told 70 GO back
There is a good chance the Az
plant workers viii NOT bc al
lowed 10 take trips.
Boston Bruins lead the league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Skaters Face
Badger Twins
Brother. Sister Seek
Sweep Here Sunday
BY GEORGE +. VAN

The Melewski twins. Bernie a.
Bernice. Wisconsin speed-skating
champions from West AIlis, Will
be back in town this Sunday after
ALL senior class honors in the
UAW-CIO meet at Belle Isle.
In the Midwest championships
New Years Day, Bernice skated
away with the senior women's
laurels while brother Bernie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

struggle with
the T oron I o
Maple Leafs, he
will be a notch
or two nearer
the all = time
record.
Now in his
fifteenth MIL
campaign a n d
h / s eleventh
with Detroit, he
is leading the
club in scoring
and is among
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

y AAhN ~ 80
in the junior
lie a que were
VickerS, High
land Park Rec
reation, { ar
Hall j u n / OF 5
3 r G W / n s
r e c T g a ton
Detroit Edison
Gaseo Sports
m c n s Gu b
Hazel Park Ju.
niors, Fisher Y
Murray Body OF
r iV er Rouge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

for a new foot
b all GA C h
again . . Ed
McKeever, only
"a, may be af-
fected by the
new draft reg
ulations .
He has been
def erred as
head of the
sports program
for the naval
[ a j n ee s al
Notre Dame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
CRISLER A LEADER


his birthday with a group of
coaches Friday night Fritz
has about taken over the lead
of the college coaches at the
present time and is consulted on
all matters,
Comdr. Oscar Hagberg Of Navy
and Col. Earl Blaik of Army. both
assured Crisler they wouldn't be
as strong this year as they were
last &C.. Il know that jug Girard
and Bob Kelly and a few others
will weaken you Crisler an
swered
Carroll Widdoes. who was hon
ored at The Detroit Times Down
town Quarterback Club. dinner
the other night is asking for a
long-term contract and the right
10 pick his own aides if he leaves
Ohio State for Cornell.
Besides Crisler. the State of
Michigan is represented by Clar-
ence Mum. Charley Bachman,
Ralph Young, Joe Gembis and
Lloyd Brazil as well as several
high school mentors Ralph
Young has found nine new eating
places.
Pat Filley the first player Of
modern times 10 captain two
Notre Dame football teams Q943
and 1944D. is slated to become
line coach at University of
Kansas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

IN one Depart
ment. T hey
have We n
~ rs"
Nj higa n
c o a c h es say
I h e y h a V c
never seen an
athlete with a
better changed
attitude than
Dick Rifen-
burg. the lS-
year old star
from Saginaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Mostly Bio Ten

Notre Dame in 1915 will play
three teams in the Big Ten. two
in the Southeastern. two service
teams and one from the so-called
wv loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

was beaten out
by 10 points by
Detroits b es I
skater. V in c G
b ozich. The
latter won the
last two races.
the mile and
two = mile. 10
take the Mid
west crown.
Sister 3 C r.
nice, unless she
breaks a leg,
should have lit
tie trouble with
our local en-
tries in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

Is campaigns with the Montreal
MaroonS. Boston Bruins and New
York Americans.
1t is a sure bet that when Howe
skates off the Olympic ice this
Sunday night after the Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Iowa Elects Mat Captain

IOWA CITY, Jan. - OUP)-
Rometo Macais, the only freshman
to win a Big Ten wrestling title
and the lone returning veteran on
the Iowa squad has been elected
'HaWkeye captain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

as likely as not ne didn't touch a
cent of IL because il was gam
bling" money
TURF ORPHANS" ULD
HOLD OWN RACE: Since there
appears to be little chance for
government approval of the Ken
lucky Derby, Preakness or Bel
mont Stakes, why shouldn't the
moguls who own the three-year-
old stars bring real sport back TO
the turf with a privately staged
race between such stars as Pavot
and Free For All Might even
bring in John Helis' $4,000 Peri
cles, the mystery horse which
didn't start last year as a two
year-old The horses could be
walked or taken by horse drawn
van to train at a private track
where the race would be held
probably irf Kentucky Show
that sport-and not just money
can be the aim in horse racing.
SHORT: JABS: Look for the
Maple Leafs 10 tear into the Red
Wings this Sunday-they were
ripped numerically in the To-
ronto press when they lost their
last game to Detroit Put a
mark on Saturday Jan. 27-that's
the day the Chicago Hawks come
back with Gully Simon and Don
Crosse ready to pile into their
former teammates :. The Hawks
are in bad shape. =. This season
Art Wiebe even declined to come
out OF his bakery up in the Cana
dian West, to help them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

home after a long tour Of duty in
the Pacific war zone with the
marines .. He took part in seven
major battles and was awarded
the Presidential Citation and the
Purple Heart e. He received sew
eral shrapnel wounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
7 Tines for Hutson

Don IfutsDn. famous end Of TIC
Cr75n Bay Packers. has made tho
A'l-AmcTIcan pro team seven
times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Howe Sure to Break
ALL ime Scoring Mark
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Sidney Harris Howe the Red Wings will have the greatest
scoring record in history Of National Hockey League
The quiet smiling Howe rdded National Hockey League
defense for Sol points to Saturday night which leaves him Just
the record of 54 hung By the Nes Stewart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Detroiters to Front
In Western Tennis

CHICAGO, Jan. 13-Players Michigan cities
Saturday the list of rankings the divisions Of
Western Tennis Association at the annual
meeting here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
With Lewis n. Walter
Connie Smythe Planning
New Maple Leafs Club

as quickly We wonder II he
saved any Of the roll? Just
as likely as not he didn't touch a
cent of IL because il was gam
bling money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

WronaS, Lorraine Sable and Mary
Locke weren't in the same league
with the 19-year-old Wisconsin
twin in the Midwest meet. ale
though Miss Sable made the best
start of her skating life in VIM
ming the go.
MAY MAKE 1T TOUGH
Oh course there's the possibility
that the girls, in their delightful
way. Will make IL tough for Miss
Melewski to get into the clear.
But they'll have 10 do that early.
otherwise she'll be out Of sight.
approximately $50 skaters, 30
from out of town and including
Is from Cleveland, are expected
10 race in the meet scheduledA /
2 p m.
Don Lepalla, HOWE .McDouga1.
Tom Thomas and Mario Tfafefi
among the local intermediate boys
face the challenges of Don JessuP
and Cliff Steinbrick of Cleveland.
Jean Raimann. Wisconsin's In
termedlate girl champ and -Bea
Freed OF jamestown. n. Y, also
are entered and viii race against
Shirley Givens. Mary Place and
Janet Beatty locally
~. OPPOSES CHICAGO FAIR
Russ Hunt, winner Of the Md
west Tor Detroit, bangles with Bob
Murphy and Dick Bass OF Chi
cago, Dick Klein. one Of the best
Juveniles ever 10 represent De-
troit. will have Dave Roll and
Tom Tiidcn from Chicago and
Eddie Carter Of Cleveland TO
make him step. Jack Reault Bob
FeSkorn and Dick Classen. local
boys. also will be pounding away
for honors.
In the little girls races. Dolores
Fritsche, Shirley Evans and Sally
Ertman. who won Midwest laurcls
for Cleveland in the Midwest
meet here, viii be back and they
are all excited about a repeat
performance in the junior, juve-
nile and midget classes respec-
lively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
SCORING SHORT

Howe has played on three world
championship teams TO one for
Stewart.
Although his scoring record Is
almost 100 goals short of Stew
art S, this is because Stewart was
primarily a goal potter, often
camped Just off the net most of
the game waiting for pass or
a rebound TO score the goals
which earned him the name of
old Poison
Howe sets up many a goal for
his teammates. .-.,s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
OTHER JUNIORS MAY ENTER

Other clubs who may enter the
competition are Parks and Recre-
alton, Judge John Faust Post.
Sons of American Legion. East
Detroit High School, and Birming-
ham. Coaches of these teams are
requested 10 contact Harold d.
Mcmahon, Detroit Edison Rifle
Club. 50 West Willis, or phone
Mcmahon, Temple 21405 or Davi-
son 1925
All junior matches are fired on
a handicap basis. which gives each
team an equal chance against bet
ter shooters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
OFF THE HOOK

YTHE WILL TAKE
CHANCE: Mai. Conn Smythe Of
the Toronto Maple Leafs has re-
covered sufficiently from his war
wounds 10 start planning a new
hockey club, is ready TO offer
$3.50 for the rights OF center
Milt Schmidt Of Boston-when he
returns from war Smythe
would G m b Q in the face Of
the opinion of Cecil (Tiny)
Thompson, Black Hawk scout,
that most Of the former hockey
greats won't be able to make the
grade when they come back .
Which reminds us that Johnny
Mowers. who closed his Red
Wing career with two Stanley
Cup Shutouts against Boston. has
written Jack Adams from Eng
land Wants the Wing boss
to send him the Olympia pro-
grams for each Detroit game.
LOOKING FOR ACTION
DEPT: With not too much &C
ton from Detroiters on the horses
at Havana and Mexico City, some
of the so-called sporting gentry
are Investigating the possibility
of barbotte, gambling game
which has Montreal by the ears
. All you need is a long table,
the dice and some one 10 pass the
word around Baz O'Meara of
the Montreal Star says there has
been more money won and lost
in barb tie in recent years
around Montreal than in any 10
years of bookmaking The
barbotte action is hot, just re-
Gently one Montrealer won S40,-
900 in a week and lost il almost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

Kalamazoo College faculty, Ralph
Hanson, John w. McElwain. and
Melvin r. Bergman.
Outstanding are William Sayres,
Detroit, first in the Juniors. Alex
ander Thomas Hetzeck Jr., Ham
tramck. first in the boys and
Josephine Smilka, Hamtramck,
first in the girls.
Jeanne Meengs of Grand Rapids
is second, Stephanie Prychitko,
Hamtramck. fourth. Susan Raj
Ston, Kalamazoo, seventh, and
Doris Zimmerman, Crosse Pointe,
twelfth.
In mems singles Detroit's HUI
bert Manire is eight, Ray Gibson,
Ia, Edward Roszak, Hamtramck,
l6. Walter Preston, Hamtramck,
1S, and Hobart Wrobbel. Detroit,
90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
MANIRE-wROBBEL FIRST

On the women's side Mary Lou
Boyer, Constance Ebbers, Mary
fernando, Maryanne Welcke, Ger
trude Bartholomew, Detroit. are
eighth, tenth, twelfth, eighteenth,
twenty-frst, in that order, with
Patsy Prowse, Ann Arbor, stand
ing "a.
Manire and Wrobbel rate one
in mems doubles, 1t. Seymour
Greenberg and Ray Gibson, third,
George Reindel and William Pig
oft. ninth, RosZak and Preston,
eleventh. Mrs. Ebbers and Miss
Boyer hold second in the women's,
Mrs. fernando and Mrs. Bartholo-
new sixth.
Juniors stood as follows after
Sayres: Walter English, Ham
tramck, 9; Robert Blumenfeld
Detroit, 10; Harold Upjohn. Kala-
mazoo, Il; Andrew Moses, Do
wagiac. %; Robert Steketee,
Grand Rapids, 25; Leonard Brose,
Detroit, IS. English and Moses
rank two in doubles, Sayres and
Blumenfeld eleventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
RIFLE CLUB NEWS
vs. OF the rifle climbs i.

News Of the rifle clubs:
Cpl. Richard +. (BuckShoO
Burns, we'll known Detroit marks
man, writes an interesting letter
from Luxembourg.
while driving through the
city of Luxembourg in my jeep,
who should i run into but our
old friend Bill Shadell, editor
OF the American Rifieman. We
had an old fashioned bull session
right there and then. He's doing
a series of broadcasts for CHS.
He plans to do a series of shoot
ing stories on the Tenth Ar
mored Division (my outfiD.
II think rapid fire rife shoot
ing will probably be an addition
10 the shooting program after
the war. Also ran into Ray Stan.
Give my regards TO all the
shooters. My address il Cpl.
Richard r. Burns, S6542317, Co.
A, 132nd, Ord. Maint. Bn. APO
260. care Postma steT, New
York"
CENTER LINE OPENS
Target Club Of Center Line
have already started their indoor
shooting program for the year
with four teams shooting league
matches, Bill Dresser advises that
they will take additional regis
trations for the senior shooting
class every Wednesday. Apply
Community Hall, Administrator
Building, Kramer Housing Project
l0-Mile road, 4 mile east of Van
Dyke.
Results OF their FIRST league match: Win
ning team Carl Down 500, Jens MoltruI
3dl Reuben chainer sl3. Lyman childi
3l6-total 1875.
Ncale Rogers sos. Norman Dewitt $50
Norman Strbk 3l5. Jacob ZAlesh ISL
total 1866 Benton ClawEOn STA. Seymour
larwood 359. Joe GASioli $50 Jenny Mol
irup 2Sl-to,ai 1899 BIZ Dresser 374 Jo'
Knes $50 Les Sconeld $50. Maxine Claw
son 773-totai 1885. IAN matches foul
positions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

the first five in the league scoring
race.
The Red Wings believe Howe
is long overdue for the Hart
Trophy, most valuable player
award.
There are many contrasts be-
tween the career Of the Red Wing
center and the man whose record
he is going TO erase. Stewart
entered the big time with Maroons
when almost %, led the league in
scoring his first season with AZ
points.
He was hailed as one of the
super-stars Of the game for years,
especially while playing on the
Maroons famed IS" line with Babe
Seibert and Hooley Smith.
Nevertheless, the big husky,
who was one of the deadliest shots
hockey has known around the net,
played on only one Stanley Cup
winner
Howe turned pro with Ottawa
just after reaching Is and at his
present pace has several years TO
60 in which he can far surpass
Stewards mark.
The 33-year-old veteran has
always been well up among the
leagues leaders in scoring, but
although recognized among his
fellows as a players player" he
has never received the recognition
due him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

Lincoln Park High School, Wyan-
dotte WV. w yandotte High
School, EcorSe High School, Fern
dale High School and Ferndale
Sons of American Legion.
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NOW COACHING

Stewart, now coaching an am
ateur team at st. Catharines,
Ont, was almost always an all
star team choice. but Howe, ex-
cepting for several instances when
he received the nebulous honor of
being named as utility player,
has never been so honored.
What honors he has received
have been given him by Detroit
fans. who have recognized the
solid worth of the great COM
petitor and team player who has
filled in at every position except
ing goal for Manager Adams.
Howe gave the greatest scoring
demonstration in the history OF
the league by firing six goals past
Ken McAuley of the New York
Rangers in a game here last
season.
That scoring burst probably will
keep him in the record books a
long time but he has scored much
more valuable goals.
The sensat ional manner in
which Howe stickhandled through
the Boston Bruins for the score
that broke up the game at
Olympia last Sunday indicated the
game-to-game brilliance viii h
has helped Detroit keep on the
heels of the champion Montreal
f, Canadiens this season.
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Comparing Records
Of STEWART, Howe
NELSON ROBERT STEWART

Born Montreal, Que, Dec. %,
1902 fl. / in, 1913 lbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
SYDNEY HARRIS HOWE

Born Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 2
1911; 5 II. Ga in, los lbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

Tom Stidham, coach al Mar
quette is said to be considering a
job with one of the pro leagues
All the coaches are wondering
what the new rules of ATS will
mean to their football prospects.