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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Horydth May
Join Paul Brown

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 10 (INS)
Les Horvdth, hailed as the ma
tion'S outstanding collegiate foot
ball player of 1914 for his bril-
liant work with Ohio States
undefeated Western Conference
championship team, may play
with 1t. Gg) Paul Browns first
Cleveland team in the newly-or-
ganized All-AmeriCa Football Con-
ference, il was learned today.
f+orvath, who was-a-R main ces
in Browns 1912 national cham
pionship Ohio State team, dis
closed he had been approached
by the management Of the new
Cleveland club.
Horvath repeatedly has turned
down bids from the Cleveland
Rams, who obtained him in the
National League draft following
the 1912 collegiate season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Hawaiian Wrestlers

Two boys Of JapancSe-Hawaiian
descent are men@Dcrs Of the Uni
vcrSity of Wisconsin boxing team
Tom Tara Is a l20-pOundcr.
while Ako Konoshima, navy
trainee. fights at IT pounds /.
Keo Nakama, Ohio State swim
mcr, Is a third Hawaiian COM
pctIng IN Biz Ten sports,
What does race track bettor
care about money--the New York
Racing commission has revealed
mutuel slips valued al S176.49O re-
main uncashcd in the Empire
state -. Unless the missing
tickets are presented by Feb. -
next Thursday the money they
represent will belong to the state.
Bobby Dodd, new football coach
at Georgia Tech, IS only the sixth
coach Tech has had IN So years
Among others were Bill
Alexander, John w. HelSman and
Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
N Relay Team
Beats Irish
Finishes Half Lap
Ahead of Rivals

YOST FIELD HOUSE, ANN
ARBOR, Feb. 10 Micbigans dis
tance relay team had little trouble
in taking the first event on to-
nights program in the Michigan
Relays. The Wolverine quartet
finished far ahead OF Notre Danes
team. Purdue was third and West
ern Michigan fourth
Bob ThomaSon, running the
half-mile, gave Michigan a sub
Stantlal lead in the event, each
succeeding runner increased the
margin and Ross Hume, one of
MichiganS fame twins, running
the mile finished more than a
half a lap ahead of the Irish,
Notre Dame and Purdue alter
mated second and third with Bill
Tully, Notre Danes miller, out
running Calvin Davis in the last
lap TO take place money.
Distance medley rclay-W0n by Nlchisan
'T'-~fuhsgH Barnard Parsons Fess HgEpf4
NDfre Dame iSlovak Mccarthy, Prusche,
fully. second Purdue Haynes, Fabiu. Goes
Davis third Time 10 45.s
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Wayne Thinclads
Whip Chicago
Tartars Win All
Except Three Events

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 Lorenzo
Wright and Hal Nolger scored l0
points each 10 lead Wayne to a
54-42 victory over Chicago in a
dual track meet today.
The MaroonS took the half-mile,
two-mile and relay but Wayne
making its first track start Of the
season. grabbed all other events.
Mile run-Won by Pryor Wayne FRIED
lander Chicago. Time SO
6O-yard dash-W0n by Wright, Wayne
Tur'ehotto Chicago Time %
44O-yard daSh--Wun by lsCn, Wayne Rus
sell Chicago Tire 50
Hirh hurdles-Won by Nclrer. wayne
Russell Chicago Time 10
Low hurdles-Won ty wright, Wayne Rus
sell Chicago Time oS .
broad jump-Won by Wright Wayne. Tur-
teiiotte Chicago Distance p feet 8 inches
Pole vault-Won by Nolgtr. Wayne. J1r-
desms. Chicago Height / o feet
HIGH jump-Wun by NOirHr Wayne Bach
man and Russell. Chicago, Height feet ga
sS0.yard run-wou by Bachman. Chicago.
williams wayne Time 2 o6.
Two-mne ruu-WCu ~ Ffiedlander CHI
CsFo. Pryor. wayne Time 10. 50
shot put--Won by Jackson. WAYNE, Fischer.
Chicago Distance 81 feet : inches
Relay-Won by Chicago Bachman Fischer,
Russell. Turtclottel Time 344.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

comfortable margin Charley Fries
took the 500-yard free style with
his teammate, Bob Mowerson, a
close second.
3oo-yArd medley rslsy--Won BY Miehigan
tFulkman. Chubb. Higgins second, Mime
sofa tTomssen, Oiempa, Beselj. Tine,
3.OqS
27o-yard free style-won BY NJ Church
iMichlRanl; second j. Zimmerman tMichi-
rartr- third, v. Referring Minnesota Time,
2.255
5O-yard free styie-Won BY Fret fMichi-
gan second B MoWersun Michiganl third,
Jones Minnesota Time. ~ 8.
Dtving-Won by v Ru0tsalalnen Mime
sofa second, ". PeTTult Minnesota third.
U. Lopez Michigan Winning score. 3ie.g.
i0Q-Fgrd free style-Won b. ~ Church
Michigan second Dick Evans tMinncsotaI
third Gray Minnesota Tins. 50.
1S0-yRrd yfrpke-Won By q PuifoTd
Michigan B.. secenn TOmfen Minnesota } (,
third Westetberg tMLShiEan Time. Las.
2oQ-yard breast struke--Wgn BY " Oisnpa
Mlnnesota second { Fries fMichlfan
fhlfd J. HolinEhead MinnesotaI Tins.
44O-ysrd free gyie-Won BY J zimmerman
MiclIEan. second v Rofenuf Minnesota b.
third Prlnele Minnesota Time 40
a4O-yard free style rcihy--W0n by Michigsn
Pglford Higgins. Breen N0Errton Second.
MnnesotA Betel. Cray. Jones. Eysnft, rne,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Kayoed by Winter

Bill Grier. local welterwcight,
who has won a lot of tough fights,
was finally put on the shelf by a
piece of ice While walking.
Grier fell and Clipped bone m
his right ankle The alling
member will be laid up another
four weeks.
Herbert Bayard Swopc. who
next TO Fielding II. Yo-t IS con-
sldered the long-dlstancc talking
champion of persons connected
with sports j. no longer chair
man OF the New York Racing
Commission The post has
been taken over by Ashley I.
Cole. who IS wondering what his
duties are now that horse racing
has been banned.
George Earnshaw, pitcher for
the Athletics when they won their
last world championship, Is now
a full commander IN the navy
EarnShaW. who asked 20 be shifted
from a training base 20 combat
has been aboard an aircraft car
ricr in the Pacific for more than
a wear
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
TiIden, 81, Drills
For Net Exhibition

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 up
Bill Tlldon celebrated ms SD
birthday today by working out for
his benefit tennis match here next
Saturday night starting his 4oth
year of competition.
Looking fit and lean As in the
days when he was the world 5
No. l tennis player, TIidcn adj
mittcd his eyes we're little dim
mer and his legs a little slower,
but declared his knowledge Of the
game could carry him along
against most players still active.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Girl Socialite
Flash in Track
Breaks Records but
Not in Public

Nancy Cowperthwaite is the
name. and you'll find it in the
1945 edition of the New York
Social Register, page 167.
You'll also find the name in
future track and field record
books, for she's a champion afoot.
She recently won the 60-yard
sprint and the 220-yard run of the
metropolitan senior champion
ships.
Nancy attended Miss Pefter's
School for Girls at Pennington,
Conn. and did a bit of running
but not in public. The school
doesn't go in for that.
The A. A. u. says Miss Cowper-
thwaite did the 60-yard event in
record time. :07.8. The old mark
was eight seconds and had stood
since 1923.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Still Carries Mail

Tom Longboat, famous Indian
marathon runner who won many
races from 1907 10 1918 Stlll is
carrying the mail lie has a
mail route between two OF The
Wright Corp. plants a.
Baltimore ffzt,rteet-e-.l -l9na-thc
Boston Marathon IN 1907. setting
a record that stood for IS years.
Among the boots AZ the marines
Paris Island base Is PriSk PAD
dock. son OF the late Capt Charley
Paddock. once the worlds fastest
human, who was killed IN an
Alaskan plane crash &c. Tho Pan
American PhySical Education
Congress, opening at Mexico City
in May, has on its agenda a plan
10 restrict sports for women .
Too strenuous. they claim
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Lakes. will receive SIS. 900 a year
for five years, the contract 10
start when he leaves the navy
and assumes ms duties with the
Cleveland eleven
The Cleveland offer also agrees
to pay him Is per cent of the net
during the life Of the contract.
II was also learned that a club
in the new league approached
Fritz CriSler with a proposition TO
coach. Their first offering price
10 the Michigan coach was S2o,O 900
but CriSlor said no sum would
tempt him from college athletics,
CriSler is expected 10 make
known his decision this week on
an offer from the Western Con-
ference 10 accept the post of COM
missioner. The faculty TeprcSen-
tatlvcS already have given their
approval 10 his selection and the
----.44zA-af4aIcd---ErIIL- lis 10 be
gwen $4,000 year for three
years and $1,000 for the next
three.
The athletic directors of the Big
Ten viii meet Thursday and a
commissioner is expected 10 be
chosen then.
II CriSlcr accepts Clarence
tBiggiel Mum. present line coach,
likely will be named head football
coach and acting athletic director
for the duration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
SeahaWk WrestlerS
Finish Unbedfen

IOWA CITY. Ia. Feb. 10 CUP)
Iowa Preflight School produced
its first undefeated team in three
years when its wreStlcrS finished
their schedule without a loss last
week.
The SeahawkS tied Minnesota
but otherwise won its six other
meets, beating Ottumwa Naval
Station and Wisconsin twice and
Illinois Tech and Illinois once
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
0'COnnOr Scores
Against Wings
Tallies With Both
Sides Man Short

MONTREAL. Feb. 10-Dctroit
Rcd Wings, seeking their first VIC
tory in 20 starts against Mon
trcal Caradiens. were on the short
end Of a 10 score al the end OF
tonighr'S first period
Both teams were short a man
through penalties when Buddy
O'Connor. after taking pass from
Dutch Hitler, flipped the puck
t1tr t1re Detroit Ft+-t-EimeF Lseh
and Flash Hollett were in the brig
as a result Of their clash in the
Wings end
Lack was handed a double pen
atty OF four minutes for high
sticking and roughng Hollett
cot off with two minutes
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
ABC Warns About
Gambling Evils

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 10 up
The American Bowling Congress
today tightened defenses against
profess sional gamblers with a
warning 10 alley proprletors and
bowlerS Of penalties for allowing
gambling.
The possible penalties include
cancellation Of alley CcrtIfCation
withdrawal OF league sanctions
and expulsion for life from or
ganized bowling
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
StiNmdn Is Named
State Swim Captain

EAST LANSING, Feb. 10 -
Fred Sullman. Battle Creek SEN
ior, has been named captain of
the 1945 Michigan State SWIM
ming team. Stillman. free
styler. earned his numerals with
the Spartans in 1912.
Michigan State, which lost out
by three points last Saturday
10 Indiana in a triangular swim
ming meet, will resume competi-
ton March 3 against Ohii State
in a dual meet at Columbus. 1t
will mark the Spartans' lone dual
meet this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

bert and OFT Heller were also
products of Kitchener.
Captain George CBrdie) Teb-
belts (yeh he's a captain now f,
boasts one of the best service
basketball teams in the country
at the Waco CTeXaS) Army Air
Field, where the former Tiger
catcher is special service oHicer
While the sport pages are
filed with giants, Coach Leon
Colby of Kalamazoo Colle & e
boasts the shortest big time
basketball team IN the land . D..
His team averages only > feet
& inches tall
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Sign BiVins. s.Bettind
For N. Y. Go March B

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 tUP)-
Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland, recog-
nized as the duration heavy
weight champion prior 10 his en-
trance into the armed forces, has
been signed TO meet Melio Bcttina
of Beacon, n. Y. in a 10-round
main event at Madison Square
Garden, March %, promoter Mike
Jacobs said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Figure Skating
Show Off a Week.

Saturday nights figure-skating
exhibition at Belle Isle was post
poned until next Saturday because
of unsuitable ice II marked the
first time this winter that an out
door ice show or Speed-skating
meet had been called off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
londonerseSee First
Chase in Years

LONDON. Feb. 10 GNS)-Lon-
doners had their first chance IN
four years 10 see SteeplechaSe
racing today when 200 taXiS car
ried hundreds of them to the track
at Windsor
Many disappointed turf fans
offered $40 for a ride but the
average taxi fare 10 the track
N.nc &
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Reds 60 TO Muncie

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 10 rUP)-
President William + PenSwagner
Of the Pittsburgh baseball club an
nounced today that his Pirate
squad will open spring training at
Muncie. Ind. on March 16.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Army Wins Tenth

WEST POINT, Feb 10 lINSl-
Army'S basketball team today
overwhelmed Rochester, 79 to a
10 make IT 10 straight wins this
season and % in a row going back
10 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
DODGERS Sell SunkeI

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (UP)-
The Brooklyn Dodgers tonight
announced the outright release of
Tom Sunkel. left handed pitcher,
to the St Paul club of the Amer
iCan Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Illinois End
Coach Picked
Signs Contract
for 3 Years

Charles +. Baer, assistant coac
at the University of Illinois, will
be head football coach when Uni
versity of Detroit resumes the
sport this fall after an absence
of two years.
Signing of the 39-year-old vet
eran of ID years coaching in the
Midwest to a 3-year contract was
made known Saturday by Athletic
Director Lloyd Brazil. No other
terms were revealed and no an
nouncement was made regarding
other positions on a staff L. OF d.
is forced 10 build from scratch
Baers coaching record at Amer
son and Lew Wallace high schools
in Gary. Ind. brought him his
Job at Illinois. Ray Eliot, lllini
head coach, obtained him as as
sistant in 1912, Eliot's first year.
Baer also acted as chief scout
during those three seasons.
WON PREP TITLES
Two Calumet district cham
pionships, five Gary titles and
two northern Illinois crowns were
among the prizes won by Baer-
coached Lew Wallace High teams
and he topped off his tenth and
final year when his undefeated,
united eleven won the state cham
pionship with a string of II
straight.
Many Baer-coached prep grid
ders later gained fame in coll
legiate circles. Among them were
Frank Bauman, All-American end:
Henry STRAIN, back, and Joe
Mihal, tackle, at Purdue; Jufius
/ Rykovich and Rudy Krall. Notre
Dame backs; l.. A. Bingaman,
tackle: Elmen Engie, end, and
Bill Krall, hack, with Illinois; Al
Bodney, end, and Pete Mandich,
center and captain, at Tulane;
Julius Kern, guard and captain.
/ Kansas and Iowa Preflight; Max
Morris, end and at present lead
ing Big Ten basketball scorer for
! Northwestern, and Joe Black,
Indiana center.
PLAYED AT ILLINOIS
Baer started his playing days
as a fullback at Streator CID
High, but switched to guard when
he went to University Of Illinois
during 1926-28. While he was
p there. the Illini twice won the
Big Ten championship.
We've been out Of football
competition for two years and
it's going to be a big job to get
back in, so feel we're very
fortunate in securing a man of
Baer's caliber," said Brazil. His
record speaks for itself and
he'll bring the single wing back
and T-formatiOn type of offense
TO L. of D."
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

lUO pros and amateurs.
Hot on McSpaden's heels was
Lord Byron Nelson of Toledo,
pre-tourney favonte, who put
another subpar 70 with his same
score of yesterday for a midway
mark of 140.
Claude Harmon of Detroit added
a II TO his 70 of yesterday for
ID: Johnny Bulla of Chicago had
71-71 for 142. and Craig Wood of
New York had 71-72 for 143.
FURGOL LEADS
In the amateur ranks Ed Furgol
of Detroit pulled ahead Of Fred
Haas Jr of New Orleans when he
fired a y to go with his IS of
yesterday for 147. Haas had
74-76 for $50
Denny Shute Of Akron was
still a contender with 1914 for
144. Sammy Byrd the defending
-rrarfpfon, of Detroit was fiGtred
out of first place discussion with
75-74 for 149.
The two final rounds will be
played tomorrow with MCSpaden
a heavy favorite TO retain his
lead and cop the championship.
Other low midway scores were
Chick Rutsn. Detroit, 1878. las. Bryan
Winter Dallas 7o-75, las: Tony Penna,
Dayton 72-73. 145. willie Coggin, New
York 74-72 146. Les Kennedy. Pswtucket.
TA-T3, lar; Johnny Revolts, Evanston.
1874, 147 JACK Crout, Chicago. 73-7 $.
las. SAMMY Snead. Hot springs 49, o.
las Leonard DodSon, san Francisco. 72-77.
l4q. Bob hamilton Chicago 1874. 14e.
George Low Clearwater 1874. 14e. Joe
Turnesa Rockville Center, L. /, 49, 3. i4a
Prank Champ 1878, $50, and Joseph
Noyick AlsSkai 1910 -l5o--
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

e d er Seibert
was a member
of a famous ice
team known as
1.-THE Flyin &
Dutchnen.
Earl, who for
some years was
ired with
Ching johnson
on defense for
the Rangers, is
an A m er lean
citizen The
late Babe Sic
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
FIRST PTRToD

The Red Wings move into Bos-
ton tins Sunday TO shoot for their
fourteenth successive victory over
the Bruins.
The game Will bring together
two OF the three leading candi-
dates for the Calder Cup which
goes 10 the National Hockey
Leagues leading rookie
Detroit Will send into action
Ted Lindsay and Steve Wochy.
FIRST year forwards, who Will face
Ken Smith. the slender blond
rookie Who has been a big aud 10
the Bruins in their drive for a
playon position.
Smith and WoCbv top Lindsay
i'm goal getting but neither can
match his defensive play, Lindsay
Is the only one Of the three play
ing on his team No. ! line.
Smith and Lindsay we're team
mates last Season on the OShawa
Generals. winners Of the junior
championship Of Canada.
WoChy, faSt-Skating winGer
from Fort William, was Sched-
ulcd for a rest in the Wings
game al Montreal Saturday and
viii return 10 action against BoS-
ton on 4 fnc with Joe CarVeth
and Jud McAtce.
The Wings return 20 face the
New York Rangers here Wednes-
day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Charles Baer Named u. of D. Grid Coach
SpOr
Earl Seibert
Kitchener Product
BY LEO MACDoNELL

, Earl Seibert of the Red Wings
Bcame out of Kitchener. Ont
where his dad, Oliver, was a star
hockey and lacrosse player. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Paul Brown to Get
$4,000 on Pro Job

ANN ARBOR, Feb 10The terms OF It. Paul Browns contract
with Cleveland the A-Aneucan professional
Football League highest paid coach the history
OF the game
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Harmon in Sd Place,
Furgol Tops Amateurs

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10 -tUP1-TIarold tJug) McSpaden
blazing pace the New Orleans golf tournament
today firing three-undepar the City
halfway his field Of nearly
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

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SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BRAS
saires designed. Mrs. Ramseur, 2o1s
Creecv Ave Dial R214
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DREDGE HUSTON DUE
MONDAY FOR CHANNEL,
RESTORATION PROJECT

The U. S. Engineers office for
the Wilmington district announced
yesterday that the government
pipeline dredge Huston, would ar
rive Monday from Philadelphia and
will shortly afterward begin re-
storation and maintenance DIR dg-
ing on the Cape Fear channel from
Wilmington to the Southport bar.
Another dredge, the Talcott, now
stationed in Washington. D. c. dis
trict, is expected - arrive In Will
mington Wednesday to join in the
work which entails the removal of
approximately 1922, 900 cubic yards
of material, the Engineers office
said.
Meanwhile, experienced dredging
workers still are being recruited
to round out the skeleton crews
which will accompany the two dred-
ges to Wilmington.
The two dredges will begin work
almost Immediately after they ar
rive here, it was said.
Dredging to be done includes re-
moval of material from the Turn
ing and Anchorage basin at Will
mington, and removal Of shoals
at Between Reach channel. Keg
Island and other parts of the river
between Wilmington and the sea.
When completed, the channel will
be 30 feet deep and 300 feet wide.
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Sporting Deer Runs Off
With Gun of Keen Nimrod

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Dec. IA
P)-This is the story about deer
that ran away with the hunters
gun.
A. B. Knight and a companion,
Wade Satterfield of Fairmont, w.
Va, accompanied by guide Erwin
Hutchinson went hunting near
Berkeley Springs, W. Va, just over
the Maryland line.
Knight said he and Satterfield
fired at a 2O0-pound buck, which
fell, then got up and ran, with the
men in hot pursuit. When they
reached the wounded buck, it
charged, and Satterfield was pin
ned to the ground by the animals
antlers, which became entangled
in the gun strap.
The buck again ran off, taking
the gun. Later the men found the
deer dead, with the gun still in
its antlers.
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ARMY RELEASING
SCARCE ARTICLES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-F-
The War department advised
senators today it is releasing inn
mediately more than $500, 000, 900
worth of scarce civilian goods.
The war investigating committee
was given a list of items valued
at $203, 721, $40 and an aide said
that another $500, 1000, 900 worth al
so is being released.
The list was submitted after IN
der Secretary of War Kenneth c.
Royal and Gen. Courtney H.
Hodges had assured members that
the Army would do its best to al
leviate civilian shortages, consist
ent with essential military activity.
Hodges is chairman Of an Army
board created recently to establish
policy on reserves of supplies and
equipment.
The surplus list includes 1887
trucks, ranging from one and one
half tons size to seven and one
half ton prime movers.
Some of the other items are sew
eral million feet of steel and Gull
vert pipe, 1881, 900 pounds OF
bleaching material, approximately
5000 radio receivers, 244,319 tele.
phone head sets, 771,000 pairs Of
combat coats, 1,493, 900 pairs Of
wool ski sox, 1908 cupboard motors
and 1852 tractors.
There also were varying guam
titles of such items as ocean going
steam tugs, camouflage nets, in
sect spray, blasting caps, ice
plants. pumps, electrical equip.
ment, passenger boats, barges, life
preservers and handcars.
Royal also informed the COM
mittee, during his testimony, that
the Army is declaring surplus $780,
600 yards of lining for clothes
more than one third Of our total
stock"
Undersecretary Royal said the
departments new surplus disposal
program is based on decision of
Hodges board to release supplies
of civilian type goods, except the
quantities needed during demon
stration and that part of the occu-
patton period up to June 30, 1949.
Royal said there were two i'm
portant exceptions - Items which
cannot be properly stored a long
time. will be released earlier: l.
items critically short for civilians
will be declared surplus.
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-15

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