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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06
YOU NEVER CAN TELL :.

Oil booms and go, and with them vanish the
of many that fade out of the picture because of in
ability to hold leases through the long years.
AS example, many companies active in the vicin
y of the Border field the AberaM Montana border have
folded up that field passed its zenith than years
ago.
When that active many bought stock in these
companies and many bought royalties Now this entire
is again the meght because of oil strike in the Madi
lime just north of the border Many of the earyday
panes have given up their leases in this
Those who bought royalties based the earyday boom
likely to get another for their That is
advantage of buying royalty during dormant times
Failure of field produce from shallow may be fol-
lowed by success with the advent of deeper drilling the
royalty benefits matter from what horizon the oil
is produced
For information write
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
H'hOg Allen BlameS
College Officials

have known all along what was
going on, but were afraid to admit
It.
The players are not az fault.
he insisted although they are old
enough to think for themselves
and have been taught good sports
manShlp
Instead of being entertained in
gamblers homes. as IL is charged
fve Brooklyn college players were
when they allCGodly accepted a
down payment on a $1,000 hrIbo
10 throw 4 game with Akron Uni-
VcrSlty. Allen declared they should
have been m the university prcsl-
dents home
caches. deans and college
presidents alike should have the
athletes i'm their homes 10 inStill
I'm them the better things of
llfe," he explained.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
To Train al Hershey

Buffalo Of the International
Lehgue will start spring training
at Hershey, Pa. about March 20
Bucky Harris now serves as
both general manager and team
manager Of the BISonS Since
George Mikan, star OF the DcPaul
University team gave Howic
Schultz Of Hamlne q lesson in
how 10 score field goals very lit
tie has been said about Schultz
professional basketball status.
BY this time Sgt Joe Louis
must be in Alaska. where he was
scheduled 10 visit L. s. Army
bases lie stopped AT Winnipeg
and Edmonton on route &C.,, Hank
Marino. star Milwaukee bowler.
travels once a month 20 Battle
Creek 10 spend a day or two at
Percy Jones Hospital teaching
soldiers who had lost an arm or
a leg how 10 bowl
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

Simon and Fraser were the
only players on the ice wearing
headgears. After the Wings had
awakened 10 the fact that Simon
and Crosse. too, were handing out
a lot OF bad news, Hollett started
out OF his end. Suddenly he was
spun around by someone who hit
him in the side
Stuno by the check, Hollett
caught a glimpse OF a headgeared
figure az his right. The deduction
is Bill thought, I'm not taking
it from Gully His stick was in
the air He brought II down and
caught Fraser right between the
shoulder blades. The Hawk rookie
dropped TO the ice. While per-
turbed players and officials knelt
about him, Referee Bill Chadwick
sent an abaShed Hollett 10 the
penalty box. Fraser was up in a
minute, able 10 continue.
The Hawks wanted 20 minutes
or a match penalty as called :or
In tho rules for deliberately in
jurinR player But inasmuch as
Fraser did not appear TO be hurt
and the q was a slight doubt as 10
whether the action was deliberate.
Chadwick refused Holletts fans
found 10 hard TO believe the
usually mild hammered Wing cap
tain could be guilty Of a deliberate
slash-tabbed II reflex action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Hockey Trade Opens
HaWkS-WingS Feud
By LEWIS H. WALTER

From the way Earl Seibert is
limping about today and from the
dents made in the ice by thudding
Red Wings and Black Hawks in
their two weekend games II ap-
pears that Manager Jack Adams
of Detroit and President Bill
Tobin Of the Chicago club pro-
NOTED a vicious hockey feud as
well as a trade recently.
The payoff blow was struck at
Olympia IN the opening OF the
weekend series Saturday night
when Capt. Flash Hollct Of the
Red Wings brought Harvey
Fraser OF the Hawks 10 the ice
with a slash in the hack which
brought him a five-minute pen
atty.
Although Hollett Is noncom-
INITIAL on that score, close fol-
lowers Of the Red Wings think
Hollett believed he was whacking
Gully Simon Of the Hawks, the
defcnScman whom the Wings sent
along with Don Crosse and Butch
Mcdonald for Earl Seibert a
month ago
Making his first start against
his former teammates, Gully was
d G alinR out pulverizing body
checks at every opportunity lie
dazcd young Steve Wochy with
his best check, even tried for a
piece of husky Seibert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

The proposed army air forces
basketball tournament which was
10 start this week end has been
Cancelled because of the fuel short
age II was announced today
The tournament was 10 get under
way in Wilmington, Del, Friday
with RomuluS Air Field playing
Nashville IN the first round
University of Detroit meets
Michigan Normal Friday night at
Hackctt Field House. 1t is the
TItans only game Of the week.
Defending champion Marjorie
Row shot 4O-42-S2 in the Helen
Lee Dohcrty challenge golf
tournament at Miami Country
Club for fourth place. Mrs. Ruth
May of Newport, l.. ], won medal
honors with 78.
Brooklyn Tigers do not con-
template any merger with Pitts
burgh Steelers next fall.
Capt. William Harridge, son OF
the president of the American
League, has been wounded in tank
action on western front.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
10 Games
For HSrepS
BY TOM HARPER

Catholic League basketball
quntcts engage IN 10 contests
tonight Most important Of these
is the return hattie between ST
Thcrcsa and Holy Rcdeemer at
Redcemcr
St Theresa. unbcaten in tho
west side first division handed the
Lions their only league setback
this season defeating them 37-2S.
81 Charles, paCemakor on the
cast side. of the second division
with slH victories plays host 20 ST
Paul which won two and lost
three 81 AlphonSuS. which heads
the divisions west side race with
SIX victories plays ST. Marys of
M Clemens
TOnightS schedule
De "a Sale a. ST. Joseph
Ltds.sut a. crlhtfd Lake 81 Nsry.
BENEDICT a. - Gret.fN
Visitation a. Catholic Csnusl
$50 Lrn o. irurffl
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81 vinesh' a. 81 Ambrose
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So NirffF - SO Rita
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Courteau Leading
Minor Loop Scorer

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan 30
.CUP) - Providence, despite a
winning brand of hockey, Is find
ing IL hard TO get out Of the
Eastern Division cellar spot IN the
American League, but its brilliant
left wingman. Paul Courteau, was
threatening today to make a run
away race out Of the individual
scoring competition Courtcau
who made three goals and four
assists last week, brought his
total 10 64.
Bob Oracle. center for Pitts
burGh. held second place with 81
points
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

LAWRENCE, Kan Jan. 30
GNS)- Dr. Forrest c. tphog)
Allen. famous University OF Kan
Sas baS ketbAll coach. today
charged college administrations
were 81 fault In the alleged ac-
ceptanCc by basketball players Of
gamblers bribeS 10 throw"
games.
where II college leadership"
Allen asked college presidents
and faculty cannot escape the
responsibility by placing IL on
the boys.
"The administration is en-
tirely at fault "
Allen who created a sensation
last summer by charging that
gamblers had brlbcd two boys 90
throw ' games IN eastern col
legiate tournaments said that the
college presidents and faculties
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Grand Jury to Probe Cage Scandal
CrisIer Hits Cage Games i'm Gardens

field houses. The Western Con-
ference teams are adopting that
attitude and find II most sue
cessful. We have better control
0f games played on our own
floors and that IL most essential
10 college athletics"
CriSler said the revelations that
some players took money to throw
a basketball game would unduly
excite some college presidents and
make il a little more difficult for
college athletics in some colleges.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
HdndbdII Aces
Play Tonight

The two top seeded players In
the Detroit AAU handball tourna-
ment. John GostomSki and Paul
Merlo, swing into action tonight
at the x. Of c, for the first time
Gostomsh plays Charles Acker-
man at 7 p. m. and Merlo takes
on Julius Gold at 8. Both will be
second round matches.
Las, nights results Chris v,Achos won from
"a Wsch by default Leonard MslGman de-
ftsied Louis @ pass0. AIS, 2l-4 Clark Pin
ley defeated Ralph Reading 2l-l6. ana A.
D,MsEEi0 defeated "a ChApp 2l-i6. ~.
ID Andres psMsFEi0 Won from George How
ell by default Leonard DuebaI won from
Tom sullivan by default sam veriGci defeated
Tony Nader 2l-s 2l-2O A. j. Crohmsn
defeated Bruce Kendall 2l-l7. 21-l5, Stanley
shlmkuS won by default from Mike CbnnBl
faro julius Cold defeated simon DeMAGgio.
2l-IS 2l-lS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Needs Brioqs Okay TO Proceed

Yes understand that Capt GreenbeTg Ike lot Of other
people including Col Larry MaCha who
the purchase Of the Yankees thinking and planning
There possibility of the New York Giants being purchased for
believe
is Interested syndicate trying buy this club
Before Greenherg proceed naturally he
the permission o his old boss Briggs
released Tiger
You be Briggs would Of a
for Hank You be equally If the Giant deal falls
through that Greenberg viii get everything he supposed
rom clu
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Bert Ruby Opposes
Al Williams Toniqht

Bert Ruby will make the FIRST
defense Of his junior heavy crown
as a three-time wrestling cham
plon tonight Al Fsirview Gardens,
opposing AL tWeasel) Williams of
Chicago IN an hour bout.
Rufus Jones, Negro grsppler,
takes on Red Dawson in the other
half of a double header. Louis
Klein vs. Buck" Liscombe and
kld Chapman vs.. Dutch Schultz
are the Onc-fall matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Detroiter 10 Captain
Navy Harriers

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Jan. 30
tTNS) -- MidShipman II. Richard
(Dich Duden Of EnRlewood. n. j.,
a blocking back, will captain
Nays football team next fall, IL
was announced today
James w. Drummer Of Detroit,
Mich, was chosen captain of
Nays CroSs-Country team The
appointments were announced by
Capt. c. owen Humphreys. dlrec-
tor Of naval academy athletics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

Phail, bought the Yankees, Is A
partner in the San Francisco en-
try of the All-American no foot
ball league,
While Topping owns the Brook
lyn Tigers, IL is not certain that
he could play his pro gridders at
Yankee Stadium not in the
National Football League nj least
Tim Mara. owner Of the
Giants, owns the football terri
torial rights on Manhattan
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

Greenland
Leon Rains. head OF the Penn
sylvanis Boxing Commission. is
holding 81 600 belonging 10 Ray
tSugar) Robinson as p binder TO
20 through with his oft-postponed
match with Jose Basora IN Phila-
delphi8 90. The money was taken
from his purse when he knocked
out Sheik Rangel in December
Robinson has said be would fgfv
Basora IN the m the Quaker City
March II
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Ike STEPPING Into Strange World

do know this Hank Greenherg walked out Of Walter q
Briggs office the shadows that May afternoon
We with him late the night before he TO early
the for induction He talked about baseball
the Tigers in particular.
Hank, like other young giving profession
believe
Now comes the angle 10 the
When Capt Henry Greenberg walked offices Of Mr.
Briggs YESTERDAY il could have been for several
But I'm definitely the MAIN NOT to ask Mr..
Briggs If the proposition holds
returning 10 the Tigers when the is
Greenberg knows he do that He Briggs
Tor H. We understand there is a bigger
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Bobby Rowe Hurt
In French Battle

5 Sgt Bobby Rowe was wounded
in France Jan y, according "a
word received by his wife In
HillSdalo Bob was blocking
back ON the Detroit Lions back
~ 1884 when the team was first
purchased 10y George a. Richards
Previously he had been a star OF
one of Colgatc'S greatest football
teams. No details OF his injuries
were rCCCIVCl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Northey Indutted;
Had Been in 4-F

PHIL ADE LPHIA. Jan. 90
INSe Ron Northcy, 24-ycar-old
Sparkpmg of the PhlllIcS. was on
Uncle Sans army roster today
following his induction into the
service al Philadelphia Northey,
married and the father of a l6-
monthS-old baby had been de-
fcrrcd twice before for physical
reasons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

"But they should have little
reason for their fears. When
you consider the number Of col
lege contests In all sports and
after all these years they have
found only Ave boys, all on one
team, taking some easy money,
IL speaks well for the hundreds
OF thousands OF other lads en-
gagged In college athletics,' Cris-
Ter said.
The Western Conference teams
made several visits 10 the big
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Terry Moore Now
An Army Sergeant

BALBOA. G. T.. Jan 80 up
Terry Moore. who was a captain
when he was an outliclder with
the St Louis Cardinals was a
proud CT sergeant today The
Sixth Air Force announced he had
been promoted from corporal to
sergeant
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
BOB TALES
Greenberg ReportedIy Interested
In Deal for Giants, Visits Briggs
b, noB MrRPHY. sport. Edltor

Snow the ground makes white Christmas But be-
tween and gals that Vcaherman the white theme
far.
Nevertheless somewhat like June January
orchard-Bggg MIR. Walter
WINTER trnste for those seeking admttance
his associates Charlie Martin and Bob McCmont would have
hoist sroundkeer Neal Conway out OF those snowds around
second base and assistant ticket seller out Of him
I people the sports world still thinking
ahead and planning ahead And OF those who plan
this have NOT with Sidney but with Walter
Briggs, Ho happens very excellent ball orchard
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Barrow Refuses
LdndiS' Job

NEW YORK. Jan 80 up
Opposition TO the move 10 elect
new baseball commissioner AT
the major league meetings here
this weekend was reported grow
ing today as Edward G. Barrow
eliminated himself as a candidate.
Ford FriCk. president of the Ma
tional League. still was regarded
as the leading candidate for the
commlSSinneTShiD
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

eastern arenas for games a couple
Of years ago but soon dropped the
practice.
cit was too tough 20 win
down there" one coach said
"They have TO let the local
teams win to keep up the inter
est that Akes for the big
crowds. IL they don't over
match you 80 the local team will
win, you will find your players
complaining the officiating ls all
In favor OF the home team"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
BY EDGAR HAYES

I'm absolutely opposed 10
college teams playing basketball
in outside stadiums," Fritz
Crisler athletic director OF the
University OF Michigan. said
today when discussing the scan
dal Of the Brooklyn College cage
team
ITS n college game and
should he played In the college
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Fight Results
~ United Press

NEW YORK st Nicholas Arena -
Bobby jacobs, iSSls Phiisdsphii a. 1sI' wv
Bort iss, brooklyn. stopped Joe Griio.
BAiriMoRE-LouT jKidl Cocoa Iss%.
New Haven, Conn, outpointed Joe Garter
l65 Rome n Y nOI
HOLYOKE, Mass Denny Bartfisld. loa,
New YORK. deciaioned Joe Amicc, tsi. PhHA-
PHILADELPHIA-Csne Burton i7qiA New
Ycsk, stopped sante Buocs 1876, Philadelphia
dscisioncd Eddie sloan 1881, New York II :.
Vince Jones l44 Philadelphia dteitioned hob
Winters l4s New York .tel
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Francs What Count

Back from q USO trip, Bucky
Walters, the Cincinnati pitcher.
said that on Europes Western
Front II didn't make much differ
ence what kind Of French you
spoke If you had 1000 francs
Robert Tyre Jones III, son Of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
IFS Just Like OId-Home Week

Capt Greenberg the only personality showing
al the ball park these
Only yesterday Fred bridegroom there
with his general manager Lew Cromwell be
would be included the football picture
picture would be plenty gaw puzzle with all pieces missing
without the Of Briggs Stadmml
Among others paying Briggs Stadium recently
were Edwin Anderson and his sales manager
OF the Harry Hemann baseball They thinking
and planning ahead with q
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
SIS, 900 a Year Man

CAPT HANK GRFFNRERG Greenherg had worked l9 days
this l941 AND he had
worked those days pressure $55O00a
the individual payoffS all baseball history
There had been lot OF things most of them unpleasant to dis
tub and Illustrate all the diamond efforts OF Geenberg that
both Florida training and during the 9 days league play
But this particular afterno0ntha May 1941he
Ing those stairs his farewell the boss E
It quite farewell men, Briggs
and ouedr GeenhefgeBsted the little
eli alone Some things profess
know exactly what II all about
But somewhere have heard that Walter Q. Briggs said
Greenberg something like this:
Hank, proved yourself with you willing
for the good of the team TO give the first
you were recognized the beat
game Lou eFig being the ohcr You willing
Job and try In the outfieid TINT could
the services Rudy
Il want to know is
back 10 the Tigers
the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
GARCIA DOWN IN THIRD

Spencer was off to an early lead,
winning the first three rounds, and
in the third round sent Garcia 10
the canvas with a hard right to
the jaw for the count of nine.
Btt from there on Garcia was
the master He began 10 land
some Of the most savage body
punches seen around these parts
in long time.
In the eighth round after a
series of blows TO the body and
head, Spencer went down hat
on his back, and was out. But
before Garcia could get 10 a
neutral corner, and McCelland be-
gin the count, the bell sounded
10 end the round.
Spencer although appearing
seriously hurt. answered the bell
for the ninth. And il took all the
courage this 20-year-old Detroiter
could muster 10 keep from going
down for the count to finish the
bout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

4Ab4A OhAdAlp4l4.A
City recently.
Johnny Lin
dell of I h c
Y a n X c c s f.,
a W a ting his
navy call, is a
pol / cenan in
Arcadia, Cal.
Del Webb,
the AFizoha n a
c o n I r a ctor
who, with DHn
7 o p ping and
Larry Mac
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Spor
Charley Gehrin9er
On Frick S Team
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Ford Frick, president of the
National League, named Charley ~
Gehringer for second base on an
all-star team Of major league
players he saw in action Al
Benton. the Tiger pitcher just
released from the navy, bought
used car while here
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

Army AT 0oIph. MS UhlIle IL
Ii0nry GreenberR.
lie was there 10 pay his re-
spccts 20 owner Briggs.
Hank may have seen the Tiger
owner since he left Briggs Sta
dium on May z. 1941. l wouldn't I
know. | was there that after
noon when he walked up the
steps 10 say good-by before don
ming the khaki for his country.
1t had been tremendous fare
we'll party for Hank on the dia-
mond. He had, among other things,
nit two successive home runs.
And with drama riding high, he
struck out with the bases loaded
the last time up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

great golfer. IL
a freshman at
Georgia T &c h
an d probably
Will be IN serv-
Ice before long,
as he is near
ing Is 1t.
= e y m o u r
Greenberg. the
I q 7 m cr ma
tion al G lay
r q u rtS tennis
champion, is on
army duty in
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Baseball Film Ready

Lew Fonseca of the American
League office announces the re-
lease of the new movie entitled
Inside Baseball" which film will
be ready for release after Feb. !.
II will be available for anna
teur baseball organizations, base
ball schools and baseball banquets
II interested. write American
League. $40 s. Michigan avenue.
Chicago d, Ill--Attention Lew
Fonscca. promotlonal department.
The only fighters picture hang
ing in the office Of Chairman JohH
!, Hettche 0t the Michigan Boz
ing Commission is that OF Joe
Louis, the heavyweight champion
Bernie Frant. the Mansfield
Clothes basketball team man, got
a bang out OF being invited to see
his old pal, Benny Leonard, re-
ceiVe The Eddie Neil boxing man
OF the year plaque in New York
recently.
Joe Bai5vtr tr0urtr ne
couldn't fence Lee Oma IN &.
Incidentally, Mamie Seaman. who
trained Joe Louis tafter Jack
Blackburn ana leonard, Is OnH'E
trainer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Ford AIl-S+srs Win

Ford All-StarS basketball team
defeated Fort Wayne So 10 80 last
night Tho high scorer of the
game was ZachariaS OF the losers
with u points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
ANDARY STOPS ARROYO

In the semiwindup Of six rounds,
Joe Andary, who expects 10 enter
the maritime service In the next
week or two, knocked out Michael
Arroyo of San Antonio in the third
round. But Andary had 10 do 1t
the hard way. In the third round
Arroyo had him on the verge
Of a knockout. But a pune h
landed to the body followed by a
hard right TO the jaw by Andary
sent Arroyo 10 the canvas for the
count of 10.
In other bouts. all four round
erS. Charley Banks knocked out
Snow Ross in the first round
Johnny Hernandez won decision
from Mack ParShay, Gene Boland
whipped Solly Sanchez and Billy
Borne defeated Martin Doyle.
Borne leaves today for Fort
Sheridan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Garcia'S Rally Brings
Verdict Over Spencer

Ruby Garcia the Puerto Leon Spencer Detroit
10round bout at Arcadia last night but he had
work for the decision and how
Garcia harder battle while took
referee Elmer Slm) MCCellandS decision willing
Spencer, who got the biggest hand from the crowd
crowd Of 1884 paid gross of S3S94 card fun Of
action The show marked the return Of John Scoty Sachan
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
GAMBLERS ACTIVE

The extent to which gamblers
turned 10 basketball first vas re-
vealed when Nat Holman, coach
Of City College, ordered one OF
his players 10 take the ball out
OF bounds rather than try for a
free throw in a game with Syra-
cuSe
City College was leading by six
points Al the time and the gam
blers had laid a SIX and eight
point dihferential. They gave a
bettor Syracuse and eight or
forced a bettor who liked City
Co+ege 10 give six points Had
HolmAn's player sank the free
throw II would have meant that
the gamblers would have collected
on both ends OF the bet.