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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Navy Whips Badgers, 36-7,
But Still Saves Its PoUer

Nays first two touchdowns and
the third came on 54-yard break
off tackle by sub back Bill
Barron.
WiSconsin's only score Of the
day came late in the second
quarter, on a 1e-yard Thompson
to-FuChs aerial. But the tally was
only of token value, because after
A scoreless third period. the Mid
dies began 10 roll again.
The Middies got an automatic
safety when blocked punt
bounded into the Wisconsin end
zone. on the ensuing free kick.
Pistol Pete Williams caught the
ball and returned 81 10 set up a
touchdown pass which he caught
three plays later. A 70-yard sprint
by speed boy Jim Petit did the
final touchdown damage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18


Indiana. the only un b eat n
team in The conference, can clnch
thn t+tte- winning, -z-TTTz, WITH
Purdue Saturday at Bloomington
II the HooSierS lose, their tic
game with Northwestern can rob
them Of the title. II they lose. and
Michigan plays 10 a tie with Ohio
State all three teams will be tied
for top place.
Illinois battled the Buckeyes on
even terms during the first three
periods but collapsed in the last
Is minutes and Ohio scored three
times In quick succession. The
field was slippery due 10 an all
day rain and Illinois. which Spe-
clali1oe IN fancy ball-handling and
SncCd. was handiCqpncd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
ONO STRENGTH TELLS

Ohio State had the reserve
strength that wore down the Illni
and provided the big fourth period.
Ollie Cline. a 2O0-pound fullbark
from Frcdericktown who contrib
utcd substantially 10 the defeat Of
Michigan last year was the bic
gun on the Ohio State defense
He tailed two touChdOWns and
was Standout on Oefcn~c.
The Illinois line was the equal
ef the strong forward ,e;tiiif uf e-iu
for three periods bat couldn Z
stand up under the superior num-
bCrS.
The first score came u plays
after ONO State received the ball
for the first time Cline clicked
eff Is yards Over MS right tackle
10 drive into Illinois territory
With Harold Daughcrty helping
hc then ripped through The Illinois
line 10 the - where DauChcrty
on fourth down broke away from
couple Of taCklerS 10 score MaS
Schnlttker. the kicking specialist
went in and made his first attempt
good. He caShed in on all but ms
last Try
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Ear WEST
Wings and Leafs
.ScoreIess in Isl

TORONTO. Nov. II Detroit
Wings. making their first appear
ance of the season in Toronto,
batted the Maple Leafs to a
scoreleSs tie in the first period Of
tonight'S game.
The Red Wings earlier defeated
the Leafs in Detroit and were
eager 10 make u two in row
over the team that defeated them
in the Stanley Cup finals last
spring.
Close checking marked tonight'S
first period. with -heth-teamS= on
the alert for break and taking
turns missing the few good scor-
ING chances they did get.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Tdrs Register
On 95-Yd. Drive
Schwartz Scores
on Short Buck
BY JAKE BERSON

After waiting is years-Since it
entered the league back in 1890
DENLY High won its first Metro
poltan League football champion.
ship by defeating Western, 60,
Saturday AT l.. of D. Stadium
before 5000 rain-soaked spec
tatOrS
II was Denby'S eighth straight
victory of tho season, and il put
the east side school into the Good
fellows city title game against
Catholic Central, parochial cham
pions, next Saturday at Briggs
Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
E&B Tops Stroh
By Only I Pins

Louis SiclaffS + & 3 bowling
team gained only A tWO-pin lead
over Joe Norris Stroh IN the first
block Of their 2i-gamc homc-and-
home series for tho national match
game championship at Amba>Sa-
dor Recreation Saturday after
noon when II rolled BIAS 10 3li6.
George Young led the Chal-
icUEcrS with 7O2 as the veteran
Wattv RCppcnhdCcn was nigh Tor
Stroh with 635. thrcc pms more
than Norris. Tho teams meet IN
the third and fourth blocks at
the same establishment Sunday
at = and S p. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
SPARTANS GET BREAk

Penn States first costly bobhlc
came near the end Of the first
quarter when fullback Lloyd
Lang Umblcd a bad pass from
center on fourth down and was
thrown on ms own %. where
Michigan took possession
A pass from Reader 10 HuCy
was declared complete because OF
interference by Ralph NcntrcSco
Lions back on tho l3 Reader
then threw passes 10 Constantine
BarbaS. end from Detroit Cooley
and To- halfbaCk Steve ContoS. 10
put the SpartanS on the 4 After
Con,CS had driven 90 the ! BrcSln
went through center for tho score
Huey recovered a Penn State
tumble on tho ll.yard line 10 set
up the first OF two scores in the
second period ContoS lost , on
4he first plan, then Reader passed
over right end 10 IIuey IN the
end zone for tho score.
Michigan State needed only
Continued on Page Fourl
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

BALTIMORE, Nov II tINSl--
Navy revealed as little as pos
S.blc Of ltS Aruy-pointed might
today as M dowDed A totally out
ClaS>ed Wisconsin 36 70 Z.
The NIddies racked up three
quick touc nd owns and then
coasfcd the rest Of tho way until
lrSE Wisconsin. then The fans and
finally the Navy team Itself
seemed 70 lose interest In the
proceedings
BIC 1oc FarfoS powcrhoUScd his
way through the Badger line for
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ~
GNSl Army'S vchcmcntly per-
feet football club utterly annlhl-
lated a good Pennsylvania outfit
al Franklin Field today 81 10 o.
Tho a$csomc combination Of
Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis
scored SIX touchdownS between
them. upplng their 1915 touch
down production TO is apiece.
while lesser lights scored three
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Trippi Too Good
For Auburn III

COLUMBUS. Ga, Nov. ~ VJPl
Charlie Trippi ran, passed and
puntcd with Carefrec abandon to-
day and Georgia rolled 10 an easy
- 20 o victory over Auburn.
The game had been billed as a
toSsup. but the Auburn line had
no luck IN stopping the magic hip
weaving of the speeding Trlppi
and the Tigers offense begged
down against the strong Georgia
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Indiana Downs
19 10 0

PITTSBURGH %Ov i fINS1
Indiana continued toward an
Lnbcatcn season today by turning
back Pittsburgh 10 10 G. on q
tain-Soakcd gridron in a game
witnessed by 5000 spectators.
The uncertain footing slowed up
TrdanaS offcnSe. but halfhack
George Taliferro and fullhaCk
Pete PihoS ran wild through
Pitts dcfcnScS.
Quarterback Ben Raimondl
passed 10 Bob RsvcnSborg from
the 3 IN tho first period for lndi-
ana'S first score Pihos plunged
over twice in inc third period for
the Orhcr two touChdOWUS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Kusserow' S Play
Aids Columbia Victory

PRINCETON. Nov II GNS)-
Lou kuSSeTow led Columbia 10
victory over Princeton today. Scor-
Ing two touchdownS and aiding IN
The making OF the others as the
Lions piled up a count of 81 10 Z
Princeton'S lone touc h d ow n
came with only 80 seconds Of the
game remaining on long pass
hurled by Lou Buclioii 10 Walter
Goodrich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Army Wins IC "A
From "a Opponents

NEW YORK. Nov. 17-Army's
croSs-country team piled up
score of IS points to down IA coll
leGe opponents, including Nays
defending champions, in the 37th
annual &c "A cross-country- run
at Van Cortland Park today.
John Hanley of Dartmouth was
first in the gruelling five-mile
event. Hanley negotiated the dis
tance in 28:213. beating Frank
Tucker of Army by 200 yards.
Army's Fred Knauss WIS third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
MIXES EN- UP

After taking over on downs on
the DENLY 5, Schwartz bucked to
two first downs to the DENLY 80.
He then completed a 27-yard pass
TO Dan Musetti TO the Western
43. Don Martz later dropped back
this time to pass and tipped one
for 19 yards to Bob Cabaret, and
it was another first down on the
Western 20.
Schwartz picked up seven in
two plays, and then the big full
back passed II yards TO Cabaret,
who was downed on the 2. On
the next play. Schwartz crashed
over for the touchdown. Musettis =
try for extra point was blocked.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
nLINI GET \ SCORE

Illinois broke into the scoring
column with a safety in the third
pcrlod. The visitors had made the
most dangerous thrust al the goal
line when a pass from StaSiCa 10
CiSzek was good for AZ yards and
put the ball on the 10 After four
plays left IlhoniS four yards short
Ohio took the ball on downs.
Bob Dove tried 10 run out from
tho end zone hut was tackled by
CiSzek for a safety. That was the
lone mark on the board for the
losers.
a grand kick by Fisher. plus 2
holding penalty, set up the second
Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
BOOTS LONG ONE

That was all the scoring for the
day, for Wes tern never got
another opportunity like il en-
ccuntered late in the opening
period.
Jack Schlieman. Western quar-
terback. had set DENLY back by
getting off a kick that Travelled
GA yards from the line of scriEn-
mage and went out of bounds on
the DENLY IS.
Denbys return kick went only
r the Tars %, and here the Cow
boys opened up for the first time.
Continued on Page Three)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
STOPS CODY &. Ed Cody, Purdue's
powerful running star, was a constant threat To
Spartans Blast Lions
Dreams of Bowl Bid
By LEWIS II. WALTER

EAST LANSING Nov Michigan States underrated foot
ball passed Penn state of possible Bow bd A.
startling $3.50 upset before crowd OF S9 al Mack
In Field to-day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Ohio Conquers Illinii
And Stays in Race
BY EDGAR HAYES

COLUMBUS O., Nov 17-Ohio kept its championship
hopes alive by rouncing Illinois y before 7o8 Homecoming
The Buckeyes defending champions
Western Conference Michigan Ann Abor Saturday
q ma he 1915 holders
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Even If Michigan rolls over
Ohio State in the sell-out classic
listed for this stadium next Sat-
urday they SUIl must depend on
I'd Cody. Bob DcMoSs. Bill Can
field and the rest OF the Boiler
makers 20 knock Indiana out of
tho race and assure Michigan Of
the title.
Pote Elliott and Bob NuSS-
banner were the brightest Of
fcnsNc star, IN the Michigan at
tack Thar nc'lcd four touchdownS.
Elliott passed for three OF The
So pointers and scored the other
fIam Tho l-ioo' Inc on a line
buck Nu>>haumcr was on tho re-
CcNInG end ~ two Of the passes --
ono .n the first quarter which.
counting catch and run -MRS- good
far 80 AaIaA-- lie tnnk the second
just before the close ot the first
half a 5f-yard effort
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

was a tWo-'ouchd0wn iayurlje bat
The spartan, came up with 'hclr
i-t--t-tes--f f7++--t 81 ti-a-NraAan- -thG-L
last home appearance Their blg
line. led hy tackle Walter NCzmar
An2io veteran. stopped Penn
States power attack cold. Their
hacks did the rest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Aerid|s BrinQ
NJ ; Td||ies
Two Are Scored
by Bob NussDoumer
BY Rob MURPHY
SpoTtS Editor

ANN ARBOR. Nov. l7-Include
on your Christmas shopping list
book entitled: How 20 WIN Foot
ball Games and Influence People" )"
Send one along 10 every MEM
bcr Of the Michigan coaching
staff and the entire team person
mel. II might make interesting
and beneficial reading for them
during the winter months ahead
The same Purdue football team
that Michigan hudgconcd with ITS
running attack and awed with its
passing game II 10 l3. here this
Gray November afternoon now
- Is the key 10 tho Wolverines
.Jote chances Of sitting in the
Western Conference throne room
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
RENNER ALSO SCORES

Elliott passed 10 yards 10 end
Mt Rcnncr IN the last quarter
for The last Michigan touchdown.
fCnNCT made grand Catch as
he leaped above two defending
Purdue mon in thc end zone
George Chlames kicked three Of
the four extra points
Purdue'S touc h q owns were
scored hY I'd Cody Apd Dave
Shaw on line bucks at the goal
line. one in the second period that
vas set up by a Michigan tumble
on the 20-yard line and the other
in the last quarter Tackle Tom
Hughes made good one OF his two
trcs for extra point
IN defeat Purdue showed ioday,s
crowd Of - Toe ono ~ The best
<Lcnsivc teams seen IN the
dum this year.
- ody. the BollCrmaker fun
back was a siandout. He gained 2
not lf5 Yards from ScrImmaEe and
was the reason Purdue oUtruShed
Michigan l72 yards 10 lf5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HooSIER GAME IL KEY

weston Conference thrOne room
al the end OF the 1915 season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
)enby Downs Western for 1st Metro Title in Is Years
Grid Results
BIG TN
STATE COLLEGIATE
HIGH SCHOOL

Mich State 80 Penn State
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
ILLINOIS

l945 title holders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
RADIO
WMFD Wilmington
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7:3o-Family Altar.
5:45-Musical Clock.
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1o:25-News Summary.
1c:30-.-o Be Announced.
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12:00-Neditation Period.
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Weekly Report t. the Nation chs
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Svnp nonies for Youth Hour mhe
145-War Telescope from London-nbc
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OF Men and Socks in Review - chs
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON. N c.
PROFIT CASTING
HITS EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-tR-As-
sorted rails and industrials con-
tinued on the strong side of today's
stock market but six straight av-
erage advances to 7-year peaks
inspired large-scale profit cashing
which pushed numerous leaders to
lower levels.
Initiation sentiment, based on
long-war spending, remained as
the principal purchasing prop and
talk of split-ups, mergers and
stock dividends bolstered indi-
vidual performers. Many Gus
toners, however, decided that a
technical correction was overdue
and these trimmed or shelved
their accounts and retired to await
more propitious buying levels.
Dealings were lively from the
start although, after the opening,
trands began to waver and, at the
close, quotations were irregularly
lower.
The Associated Press 6O-stock
composite was off 2 of a point at
$50, first recession since Deem
Der 81. 1t was another of the
broadest markets of the past year,
982 issues registering. Of these
415 were down, $40 up and 227
unchanged. Transfers Of 1913, $3.50
shares compared with 1926, TAO
Thursday.
Railway bonds again tilted sell
ectively upward. At Chicago
wheat was off 1-8 to 1-3 of cent
a bushel, corn unchanged and rye
and oats slightly higher. Cotton
was unchanged to up 20 cents a
bale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06

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N. c. FRUITS, VEGETABLES

Final stock sales 1873, 800
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 5.-IRE
USDA) - Hogs: 3200 Market
steady with Thursday. 190-240 ID.
granted hogs l410; l00-130 lbs.
1875; l20-140 lbs 1870; 14O-l60
lbs. 1885; 160-180 lbs. 1895; 24o-
270 lbs. 1870; 270-3O0 lbs. 1920;
300-330 lbs. 1895, Weights 800
lbs. up 1910. Good sows under
$50 lbs. 1926; 35O-50O lbs. 1l.05;
over 500 lbs. lilo. Good stays
$40.
Cattle: market stronger. Early
sales of best steers 14.00-14.5O;
medium to good 11.00-1400; COM
mon kinds 100000. Today's mar
ket is steady, with top dairy type
cows bringing 100000; medium
to good 6.50-8.0o; common $50
500; shelly kinds 3.5O-4oo. Good
butcher bulls 8.5o-9.50; sausage
bulls according to size and quail
ity 6.OO-8O0. Good and choice
vealers bring 1900; medium
grades 11.00-130o; common kinds
3.00-10.0O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
Convicted Lower 49,
Slayer Put To Death

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 5. - (P -
Robert E. Folkes died in the
States letha1 gas chamber at 9.13
am. today for the Flower 49,
Staying Of Mrs. Martha Virginia
James, still protesting his limo
cence Of the crime for which he
was executed.
II have nothing to say except
that I am innocent" the 23-year-
old Negro told reporters in the
death cell. He said that he had
been convicted because cts easier
to convict a Negro than 4 white
person."
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 5.-lR-
Turpentine, 70 cents a gallon; Of
ferings, % (50-gal. bbls.); sales,
LOO gallons; receipts. 9 barrels;
shipments, 101 barrels; stocks, "a,
256 barrels.
Rosin: QoO-lb. drums), offer
ings 1870; sales 1870; receipts a.;
80; stocks 1852.
Quote: B sos, D SIP, E 5.65, F
5. rs, C 5.79, H 5.91, I 581. K 5.85,
M 5.87, N 6.03, VIC 6,28, WV 6.55,
w 6.55.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
Airplane Propeller Kills
Soldier On Flight Line
SMYRNA ARMY AIR FIELD,

SMYRNA ARMY AIR FIELD,
Smyrna, Tern, Jan. 5. - up -
Pvt. Joseph A. Urban, of 626 West
Mahonoy Avenue. Mahonoy City,
Pa, died today from injuries re-
ceived when struck by propeller.
Col. Stanley NJ. Umstead, field
commander, reported.
Private Urban was performing
his duties on the flight line at the
time Of the accident, Colonel UNI
stead said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5,-R-
Spot cotton closed steady and I'M
changed. Sales $40. Low middling
1875, middling 21.60; good mid
ding 22O0. Receipts 381; stock
226. 687
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06

RALEIGH, Jan. s. (UP) -
Fruits and vegetables:
Baltimore: Sweet potatoes, mar
ket steady Bushel baskets US No.
l North Carolina Puerto Ricans
2.25-2.75.
Washington: Cabbage, market
steady. 50-lb. sacks domestic
round type mostly ESQ.
Pittsburgh: Apples, m k t
dull. US No. l, 2 IL inch mini
mum Delicious and Staymens,
3.25-3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
NEW YORK COTTON
N. c. POULTRY

RALEIGH, Jan. 5.-R- NCDA)
Egg and poultry market steady
to firm.
Raleigh-US Grade AA large At;
hens, all weights, Is IL.
Washington.-US Grade A large
81 to 81; broilers and fryers 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
N. C. LIVESTOCK

RALEIGH, Jan. 5.-tR-(NCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops
of 1925 at Clinton and 14.10 at
Rocky Mount and Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5. -(P)-
Cotton closed steady IS cents a
bale higher to cents lower.
Net
Open High Low Close Chge
Mch - 22.16 22.18 22.15 22.18 unch
May - 22.13 22.14 22.07 22.14 up l
Jly - 21.83 21.83 21.78 21.8 off l
Oct - 2O.95 2O.98 20.94 2O97 up 3
Dec - 2O.90 20.93 20.89 20.91 up
CHARLOTTE SPOT
CHARLOTTE, Jan. 5.-lR-Spot
cotton 21.95,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
UNDER DIFFICULTIES

Assigned 10 active service in
August. 1884,, Col Baskerville
was sent overseas. where nc made
his oils under the most difficult
conditions.
Gen. Spaatz grudgingly gave
the colonel an hour at his head
quarters in England
Il got him painted down TO
the chin" the colonel grlnned.
81 tried to explain 10 him We
couldn't leave IL there, 50 he
gave me another five minutes
rs he drank cup OF coffee
The portrait is a masterpiece.
but it has been left unfinished 10
indicate the haste Of IT'S eXeCu-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
GIN 10 Modify
Vacation Pay

The War Labor Board Saturday
ordered General Motors to modify
its vacation plan TO give 33l, 900
employees in 105 plants benefits in
cases of layoffs and down-gradmg
because of war production cut
backs.
Under the directive employees
with vacation seniority but ineligi-
BILE because of layoffS from war
production cutbackS between Jan.
l and May | are to receive one
half vacation pay. The board said
its order does not apply to any
employe without accomplishment
rights or laid off for reasons other
than curtailment of war contracts.
The WLB directed that vacation
pay for workers down-graded be-
tween May l and July | shall be
computed on their rates of pay
Immediately preceding the down.
grading. Employees with one years 5
service are to receive one weeks
pay and those with five years
service, two weeks.