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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

What hecomes Of the ev~p~t
opinion that the laps would fight
to the last man?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23
JACOB ADJUSTS PERSONAL
RELATIONSHIPS

LESSON TEXT-Genesis 33:1.11, 1920.
GOLDEN TExT-Let us therefore fol.
low after the things which make for
ace.--Romans 1919.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

Communists in U. S. seen return
ing to revolutionary line.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

Germans 20 years behind in sur
gerry, says U. S. Army doctors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23
SeUen Steps for
Breaking Tension

First, there are seven things you
must know about. One of the first
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-04-13

y For instance, the stove or furnacFi
should be handled with o great deal
of respect. A heavy pair Of wors
gloves should be worn when grasp
ing hot door handles, shaking
CRATES, carrying out ashes or mah-
ing adjustments on the heating
units
However, should you burn yous-j
self, use the same treatment as tk4
Army, Navy and Merchant Marines
cover the wound with fine mesa
gauze coated with petroleum. alsS
known as petroleum jelly, thsA
bandage firmly, not tightly, with =
heavier bandage to protect the ia.
jury. Call doctor Immediately y
the burn IL deep OF covers q large
area.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-04-13

n Tia heating ssassa. W@ssssess
FsArough April, ssvsrs De On aaRa
Sxitical months Of The ysas ess
burns, both fatal and noa-fsaa4 %
ssEsfag iA che home.
q pays 70 take every precaueaPa
- avoid sueA accidents and, 81 -
SAnas time. 20 be prepared fss -
treatment Of burns. a
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Does 81
To Bucks
BV DON GULIES

ALPENA, Nov 16--Wlth the
Michigan deer hunting season one
day old, hupters were in their
camps today" Complaining Of the
ovcr.abHndance of artcrtcss deer
To bucks.
Many Of the nimrods wc talked
to last night gave ratios Of bucks
to docs ranging from So 10 - 70
one and We can almost hars up
their claims after d day spent IN
the woods.
Hunting with Andy Gump, De
troit insurance executive. near
A!llHaa- -we &patted- -Sn&na-daa-aH
of which may or may not have
had horns
AZ Gumps lodge. eight miles
northwest of Hillman. were Ken
Koppin. w. r McChntock. Carl
Erickson. I'd Woke Charlie Eng
strom. Ed Tymms. Mcdiord Rich
ards and John Temple, all Of De-
troit. They saw does; none got a
huck
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Discuss

BY NJ. F. DRUKESBReB

Craig Wood. duration National
Open champion, has left Detroit
after a brief business visit.
Wood talked with J Russell
GnaH about the possibility Of De-
troit staging big open tourna-
ment of lis own next summer.
Gnau, the man most responsible
for the four wartime Ryder Chal-
lcnge matches. has been working
on the plan for some time. Re
Gently he wrote 80 prominent De
troltcrs who helped put over those
events asking If they will coop
crate II tOurnament-say Mo-
tor City Opens arranged.
Favorable replies have been re-
ceIved from more than 20 OF them
Wood also promised his assistance
declaring the star pros would like
10 return here.
Gnau has suggested a July date
Chicagos big Tam tournament
viii he held that month. so most
Of the countrys stars VIII be in
this section then.
The likelihood OF one more
Ryder match here between two
American teams also was SuC-
gested 10 Wood, who has been
renamed captain OF the l.. S
squad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Titans Try
Pass Again
BY LEO MACDONELL

Inspired with their success
through the air against the Gin
cinnati Bearcats. University Of
Detroit Titans plan more passes
when they engage ST. Louis U.
in a renewal of football relations
here Sunday.
Leroy Graziotti and Jack Cav
igan are expected 10 do the pass
ing. The talented Graziottl is the
surprise find from the Third
Air Force service team AT Chat
ham Field, Savannah and Gavlgan
is a freshman for whom Coach
Baer sees a great future.
Anticipating a running attack
-ttriitr.-tt--r ON y, TIRE, tt3rdrcdts- were surprised
when the TitanS passed for three
touChdownS last Saturday.
While ST. Louis boasts no great
record, the Titans are not being
fooled by scores. For instance
Drake whipped ST. Louis, p to 0
after the Tltans had beaten the
Iowans. But the score failed tc
reveal the losing teams reaI
worth.
Actually ST. Louis outgained
Drake by over 100 yards" re-
ported Baer. who secuted the.
game. at chalked up l3 first
downs 10 3 for Drake. But FUN
bles were costly"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Decide Parish
Prep Champs
By BOB GURvIN

II LourdcS- can push over 1ouCh-
downs in the first half while hold
ing Catholic Central ScorelCSS to-
night al l.. of d. II has good
chance OF winning tho pdrochial
title The winner VIII so TO the
Goodfellows game, Nov. "a.
Lourdes seems 10 be late
starter. In two Of It's last three
games. after Spotting opponents
seven points. they came back 10
run up two or three tailies. But
Catholic Central has many re-
serves and may prove too much
for them.
Wayne, one OF the best prep
teams in the state. will seek It's
twentieth victory against EcorSe
High today at 3 p m AZ Wayne ;
field Ecorse was the last team
10 gain a victory over Wayne.
in l943
NWayne has q fine line led by
Inn Greene and Gene NewlIn
that has only allowed opponents
II points. George Piscopink has
scored los points 10 set new
school mark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
BY CHARLES r. WARD

Izzy Jannazzo and Bill Eddy
were favored 10 win their bouts
at Olympia tonight AS they pre-
pared TO take their weigh-ins and
physical examinations at the Of
flee of Boxing Commissioner
Hettche
Although he has been fighting
for Is years. Jannazzo was
quoted al 10 TO z to defeat the
youthful frankie Abrams, his
scheduled opponent in one Of the
l0-round bouts of "A double
Wlndup.
Eddy was rated a 2i7 to !
favorite 10 defeat Glen Spencer
of Chicago in the other 10-round
half of the double windup. Their
bout will be a rematch, the state
lightweight champion having out
pointed spencer A short time ago
in Flint. Eddy's home town.
Eddy will 60 into the bout with
a new manager having signed A
contract with Terry McHugh on
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
M GAME AN OFFENSIVE CLASSIC

Henry McLemore, an od-time friend and sports
writer enough and good enough to get into another
field guest speaker at celebrity luncheon yesterday at
the Detroit Athletic Club.
Advertised screamingy funny which definitely he
is the mood either the typewriter the rostrum
Henry nevertheless made his biggest hit when he turned serious
talking returned heroes general and
crippled returned veterans IN particular.
The little from Georgia himself Of the Purple
Heart. almost shouted il when he said
Echoes of the hardly and already they
chasing crippled PROBLEMS not heroes"
Henry cited particular, that hits home in
sports that of George Poschner AAmerican end from
Georgia of frankie Snkwich who lost two legs and
They putting a begging campaign for him down In
Georgia" he said They should be -
l knew it hit home with thought these few remarks
belong ia this any other sports column.
You take this tip from II seven or eleven
for Michigan the wheels Of football fortune all the
way in this meeting between the two teams tomorrow
at Ann Arbor.
But I'll 60 right the limb for Bob DeMoss, the
Purdue 17-year-old quarterback.
Giuen break in tOeather and football that won't
be the second county fair creased De.
Moss rDiH shoD you hoD a football should be hroUn.
frantic throwers. He isn't the kind apt
intercepted than completed He throws toward
object. And if the object isn't there he doesn't throw
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
O41N1AU IL Boxer Going Strong at 81
By LEO MACDONELL

fought many of the top stars. He once lost in
Is rounds to Barney Ross in a welterweight
championship bout in New York. He won, lost
and drew with Holman Williams and beat such
boys as Ossie Harris, Coco Kid Sammy Secret
and Indian Gomez
Sharing honors With the Jdnnazzo-
Abrams go in What Promoter LondsS
bills as a double Windup is a match be.
tween Billy Eddy and Leon Spencer.
Eddy, a southpaw from Flint, beat the
Detroiter in their first test, but Spencer
is sure he wil reverse the decision this
time.
Londes has promised the winner a match
with Phil Terranova.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Joe LaMotta Hits Harder

Bobby Gleason, who manages Terranova
predicts Joey LaMotta will be a better fighter
than his older brother, Jake. Both are middle
weights. They used TO train in Gleason's gym
in New Yorks Bronx but now Jake has gym
of his own in the same neighborhood.
Joey hits harder than Jake" Gleason
reports
Gleason is trying hard to coax Sid Bartola
into a ring with Terranova.
Charley Hayes is working hard every day at
Williams gym.
1--WE won't start him again until we are
sure he is ready" Leo Jones says
Hayes an ensign in the naval air corps,
recently was discharged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Sports
BREV|TIES

Spike Briggs will remain as vice
president of Tigers because its a
family project he said today.
adding he wanted 10 resign be-
cause of heavy duties at Briggs
plant, but his father persuaded
him TO stay Dan Topping re.
vealcd his pro football team is
signed to play in Yankee Stadium
for 10 years and said he'll demand
five Of 10 league games next
season and will ION All-AmeriCan
Conference if Giants don't agree
British soccer players are get
ting raise from S32 10 S36 A
week Montreal Canadiens
back on top Of MIL after a 20
victory over New York Buf-
1fatU TWO -pOTnTS OUT OF NIIL load
after trimming New Haven. 81,
a. indianapolis dropped third in
row, 7-2, 10 Providence =. Mich
igan opens basketball season TO-
night AT Mt. Pleasant against Cen
/ tTal Michigan Chicago Cubs
discarded pitcher Lon Warneke
and outficlder Johnny Moore
Hugh DevOre spikes stories he
Will replace Swede Hagberg AS
navy coach Irish coach says
he has no offers of any kind
Jockey JeSSop is out for several
weeks -ftt G=ihfteaFo with a fractured
vortcbrae. bruised kidney, after
spill at Sportsman Park
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Kirkwood in Front

MOBILE. Ala Nov rs OP)
The $4,000 Azalea Open moved
INTO tho second round today with
II golfers. led by Joe kIrkwood.
a. or under par klrkwood was
four-under-par 6S yesterday. Sam
Byrd Of Detroit Denny Shute
we're next. 4 stroke behind. Frank
S,ranahan Of Toledo had "a.
Other scores from tho Detroit
.ftna- included Id -kl4rpnl,S- -3h-3S--
-. Jimmy IohnsoH'S }o-39-14.
Chick Rutan's 39-3S =. Walter
BurkcmoS 1886 IS. Art Pomy's
3S-1O-7s and jim CAN'T 1910
"a
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Hawk Line
HeId-.to One
Detroit Defense
Hits EN- Hard
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Credit the Chicago Black
Hawks with Mexican standoff
and the Red Wings with a So
hockey victory, their fifth straight
at Olympia.
The Hawks are back in Chi
cago today, probably very happy
To have settled for Mexican
Standof. That is the term, you
remember. with which unwary
travellers below the Rio Grande
used to describe their experience
with bandits.
well, I lest my money. hut
l saved my life," the victim
would eXclaim as he hotfooted
il back through the mesquite
10 civilization.
That is exactly the way the
most prominent Of the Black
Hawks, the Bentley boys and BIZ,
MoSienko must feel. Al
The members Of hockey's m v
test scoring line saved Them
selves 10 play another day by
spending most of their famed
stiffness and speed ducklng body
checks from the Detroit defense.
men. chiefly Jack Stewart and
/ Earl Selbert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
MACKINAC RACES

Dr. Jennings was a regular par
ticlpant In the MaCklnaC- races.
sailed last with Harry Fletcher of
Alpena, lifetime friend, aboard the
70-footer Iris. DR.. Jennings sailed
in the first Port Huron -Mackinac
race as We now know IT, IN 1925,
placed second with his R-boat
Rascal. Later he was to he part
of the crew aboard Plcaroon,
schooner OF Lynn Pearson and
Frazier Whitehead. In recent
years Or. Jennings was one Of the
winning shippers IN the 23.foot
Lawley class. at Crescent Sail Y. {.
(See PaRe ! for dstoRs)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Wolverines Gamble, Too

Michigan under Crer could be accused Of playing
them close TO the
the tpof this years Wolverine team came
in the opening On the first play from scrimmage
deep Michigan territory pass play called More than
that il completed
There styles of oense in football that blend as
there styles that the meeting of two particular fighters
always click matter how often they meet.
Purdue Us Michigan should be one OF the offensive
classics of the I945 Here haze ttDo teams
of about equal strength meeting their oWn league
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Fans TO Meet
Prep Champs

Members NJ the two competing
teams in the Goodfellow game
VIII he guests Of honor al Mon
days meeting Of The Detroit
T ines Downtown Quarterback
Club. The meeting. open 10 all
football fans. will be held AZ the
Fort Shelby starting A. y Is.
In addition there viii be the
complete motion pictures of the
Michigan-Purdue game tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
By BOB MURPHY

ANN ARBOR. Nov i6-An
offensive battle, including every
trick known 10 the scoring
trade. Is promised for the foot
hall multitude that Will watch
Purdue battle Michigan here
tomorrow.
The Bollermakers from the
HnoSier country definitely have
established themselves as a
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Yankee Stadium Is Horrid

New York sports writer's always to point out made
press facilities other sports should take their Mr. Larry
McPha task for hord working conditions that exist
for football games al Yankee Stadium.
1t takes combination of Houdini. homng pigeon and
sandhog to get into seat and bring along type
writer in the House that Ruth Built.
In the years have covered sports think Of
place where less consideration football writer's than
Yankee Stadium.
And this corner isn't that asks for much
Sideration-Jus place to SIT doUn and park the type
Wrter Without hoUing to hold both telegropher and
typeUriter in lap at the time And may add
in most parks we haze lap enough to Spare-but not
at Yankee Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

He isn't rated as a starter,
bat Lennie Ford the big Negro
end for Michigan, has gained
somewhat of a reputation. for
catching passes and you can bet
he will be on the receiving end
of more than one attempt.
Good news from the Wolver-
inc camp concerns Bill Yerges(
the quarterback, His ankle has
mended. He will start and tlG-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

"Naybe the double wingbaCk
IL all know" says Natheson.
I've used II for y ycarS and
I'm satisfied. AnvwaN II isn't
the system. it's the kids 90
Matheson lS i0nf az rs kids
but he fears DENLY reserve power
IN The title game. N|
II have lot of confidence In
my first eleven" h.. said hut
DENNY j. three deep. That's
likely 90 make good deal of
difference
Western VIII enter tomorrow S
game as underdog. Denny IS IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Erpy.u ScOyiuu Trick Due i'm N-E1urdue BNftIe

ures TO play most Of the game.
Bad news concerns Walt
Teninga, halfback. He likely
will not start, but may be used
If DeMoss and Company forge
TO the front.
Tony Momsen has taken over
the center job filled by Harold
Watts who has been transferred
10 the Glenview naval base.
and seems TO he doing okay. 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

team this season that considers
this game ln only one hght=get
the football and take 1t across
the opposing goal Line.
Michigan. on the other hand,
can't be clasSed as a team OF
the ancient Wolverine vintage
pass, punt and prayer"
Crislcr's young team passes
and, when pressed, puntS. There
may be many times when
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

ence Bob DeMoSs has the best
passing record Bill Garfield.
another halfback. has figures to
prove he is the best pass
receiver.
But all of these records do
not awe the men of Crisler.
There will be a few Wolver-
ines striving TO prove they rate
on a par, or even above, these
offensive Purdue giants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Sight Rouqh Mat 60

FaIrIcw Gardens will have a
bad man championship mat tussle
next Tuesday night with Eddie
Bad Nam Lewis and Alex Hasa
hoSkI tanc.lng Louis Klein and
Miguel Torres meet m the other
hour bout and there will be a pair
one-falI clashes
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Veteran Is Too Caqey

Newman thinks Jannazzo probably-ls too
cagey' for the young Detroiter despite Abrams
excellent showings recently.
But you never can tell" declares the wise
old Monteith. Those veterans can't go on
forever. They meet their Waterloo some day.
This may be Abrams big night"
Winning most of his bouts. Jannazzo has
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

prayers are in order But il is
a running team, too. a very
good running team.
If you can take past perform
ances of both teams as a sam
pie, tomorrows game will be
strictly case of who has the
ball and for how long.
Purdue's Ed Cody. the rocket
fullback. is the leading ground
gamer of the Western Confer
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Httfif1E TtEEfES

Hsmill showed that three years
in the Canadian army hadn't
dulcd his 7c,t for hockey. lie
fought MS way out from the side
boards and hackhanded a 30
fooier 20 tte the score after Ted
Lindsay had pu' Detroit IN front
In the first period That was the
only session IN which the Hawks
showed any drive
Ckn Mlncs- further atnned- for
'he Max Bentley goal ny scoring
twice against tho Bentley line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

saw the light of day ir
Rirmins nal77-->Ala,--=.33s1 Sc
years ago, give or take
a year or two, Is still
going strong.
Know as he
"hahy killer f" jan
naZzO has been en-
"a ged in the none too
pie ant task Of
knocking over would
be champions. Boys
like Abrams, for in
stance.
viii he poll" "
Abrams tonight?
Well there are two
schools Of thought on
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
NICE FOR HUGH

Hunters were having better
luck around Alpena Hugh RAIDER
president Of the .Meadowbrook
Country Club Of Detroit, bagged
A n-pointer weighing 100
pounds 30 minutes after ne went
into the woods Yesterday morn
ng Hunting AT the doctors club
with George CavanauCh Dick
PTpKorn, Toby Masters and Her.
bert KurraSch, tho latter MAYOR
Of Alpena. tho party hung Up four
deer on the first day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Western is lnderdOS
BY JAKE BERsoN

Kenneth "Bccr Natheson.
Western llIsH football coach, is
called old fashioned because he
sticks ~ the double Wingback
ofenSe stt!o.of play
But Tho dnuhle Minrhark NOW
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
rtNLICo

weather clear rarF sloT
p-u 4, 40 m lDsirou tmsl
First Race Crlsf Mate walter Hsight.
Wise sep Good Shop Rough Man
second Pace-Pompey Corners. kcomc
CATE Noshs Choice VAls'u
Third Psce-krls JACK Colonel John,
Relhsuh KAY HsyhsldS Mora
Fourth RAre-Lovst Csmnric. TeddJt
VIXEN I'sVamha
sixth Race-S,inT Lea -
seventh Race-POuGn Nsrs Vhsutons,
LiVht Landing ,,
Eighth Race-Omsshene, Dlilt' Lerhin-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Madarik May N OF
PLAY Against N. Y.

Tippy Madarik. former Z y.
star. in the Army Air Forces for
three years. and now with the
Detroit Lions, may not play sun
day against the Giants IN New
York but Will be IN uniform.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

VI -
about Purdue's DeMoss.
Ohio State failed to rush him.
Not once do l remember seeing him
knocked down while trying to pass.
Only poetry could describe him that
day.
But the next week, a game did
not see, Northwestern hit him so hard
he thought many of the alumni had
rushed out of the stands. He still had
a good day.
I'm still trying in my wandering
sort of way to tell you that you are
going to be looking at one of the great
potential stars of football when you
see DeMOsS.
ID I think tnn AnMln aan In
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Denby Tankers Win

DENLY High swimmers, led by
Dick Nchls and Jim GllS'er.
whipped Highland Park. 6S-23.
Yesterday, taking eight FISTS out
OF nine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
But No SNOW

Weather conditions we're ideal
for the opening day with the eX.
ccpilon Of snow Temperatures
ranged from l. 10 Is above over
most Of the northern counties.
Increasing CloudlncSS last night
gave nope OF SNOW Tor me Wock-
end. which means that hunting
conditions Will improve
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

beaten In eight straight games
while the Cowboys dropped non
league decision 10 Highland Park
AZ the start of the season and lost
TO Mackenzie IN league play,
MathCSOn. like his rival coach,
Abe Efiowitz, is homegrown
product He played for South
eastern High IN the early 1920's.
Later he competed for Michigan
Normal
lie came 20 Western in 1888,
after several wears AZ Plymouth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Pick Eddy,
Jannazzo
Ring Favorites
at Olympia
ToNIGHTS CARD

ToNIGHTS CARD
Bill Eddy. FLINT vs. Gene Spencer, Chi
case. 10 rounds A. i3S pounds.
lyEy JannAIzo, New York W Frsnkis
Abrams Detroit 10 rounds a. 147 pounds.
Willie Watkins Detroit vs. Baby Ann
strong Detroit, hye round AZ l4s pounds
Marty Fsrfo Detroit vs. Flash Longan
Detroit four rounds at las pounds
jack Daure Detroit. vs. Joe Nelson. De
trolt four rounds At 100 pounds.
Bert DoVdeli Detroit, w. Jonl Burton
Detroit. four rounds AZ i4o pounds
Mickey Wilson Detroit N Alvin Howell
Detroit four rounds At l43 pounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

considered out
noded by the
"T' and single
vIngback, suits
hiatheSon fine
II h as b @ g n
good enough 20
bring his West
ern eleven into
the Metropoli-
tan Lea Cu e
p r e p finals
against DENLY
tomorrow AZ L.
g.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

lzzy Jannazzo, who boxes frankie Abrams
at Olympia tonight, is durable athlete
A veteran of scores of ring battles in pro
career that extends as far back As 1888 the
squat Italian-American welterweight who first
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Big Ten Race
At a Glance
Nv Tnitsd Press

.INDttNA-A victory over Purdue Nsv %
vi give the Hoosiers their first conference
char mplcnship IN history
PtRDIE-Can win the chAmnion8hin ~
dsfeatinT Michigan and Indiana provided
Illinois or Michifsn defeats Ohio state
MICHf6AN-Csn win bv oefsstinF Purdue
and ohio state. provided Purdue defeats
Indiana
ONO STATE-Can successfully defend iis
chsnpisnShin Win victories over Illinois and
Michigan provided Purdue defeats Indians
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Sailing Loses
DR.. Jennings
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Great Lakes sailing lost one Of
IFS most active figures in the death
Of DR.. Alpheus Jennings early
today
Making A sailing craft 60 from
one. point TO another in the fastest
possible time was a tradition in
the Jennings family. DIR. Jennings
was one of the founders of the
Crosse Pointe Club, formed by sail
ors Of the old Crosse Polnte Coun-
try Club when the latter moved
inland from Lake st. Clair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
YACHTING OFFICER

He served as commodore of the
G.. +. {. better known as the
Little Club and was also a flag
officer in the Detroit River Yacht
ing Association during the 30s.
Dr. Jennings sailed all his life.
His father. the late DR.. Charles
Goodwin Jennings, owned a fleet Of
large yachts and Young Alpheus
as he was called by his contempo-
rarieS. knew how 10 sail about the
same time he learned TO walk. His
three sons, c. G.. II. Fred and
Richard also we're accomplished
shippers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
MAX SCORES ONE

Max did score once-on a pass
from Brother Doug, 10 put the
Hawks IN front. 2-l. IN the first
period. But the Wings came
charging back 10 tie the score 2-2
on a goal by Joe Carveth before
thn period ended
Then the Red MiRFs bottled
the Bcntleys and pulled ahead 70
WIN on a goal ny Adam Brown
in the second period and shots
ny I'd and Mud Bruneteau in the
final period
Detroit has now beaten every
team Ii the league once and On
last nights game the Wings are
satisfied they are better than
the Hawks. who appear 70 have
only their Bentley line and left
wing Red Hamlil az real threats
in front Of a mediocre defense.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
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