davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
PLACES SQUADS

Gerald Splitter, another Lin
coin Parker, is another impor-
tant official. He has charge of
Squadding the competitors To a
firing position. When the shoot
erS' relay Is announced over the
public address system by Frank
kahrs Of Remington and V. r.
Tiefenbrunn Of Winchester he
Immediately goes 10 his position
back o, the firing line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

while on duty
with the med
iCal corps post
cards from "A
h oSpita IN
PARIS
"The Ger
mans laid me
out with n
long slice. hut
| should he
able 10 walk
in "a fc "
days"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

have on the famous pitcher. The
folks here ares anticipating the
return of the old Feller In
less, OF course. the war is pro-
longed
II was Chief Specialist Feller's
first appearance on the mound in
continental United States in two
years. In the three heats. Feller.
who rs coach of the navy nine. al
lowed but two hits. He yielded
no walks and struck out seven
batsmen. The Sailors won. IL 10
> playing eight innings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
laRance Tests Ruby

SPEEDY l. ar ance. rough
French-Canadian. who won his
bout here last Tuesday. gets a
chance al Bert Rubys Junior
heavyweight title next Tuesday
evening at FalrVIew Gardens
LOUIS Klein and Al Williams also
tanglc
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Prep Aces
I'm Army

Pershlng Highs crack backficld,
which paced - II TO the east side
Metro League football champion
ship was completely broken up
Today -ASheA- tt-ptt~- trdruCd -rwnS
George and Virgil Ciofu. rs, vii
leave for army service next
Wednesday. They have passed
prcinduCtlon physical exams
Quarterback George and half
back Virgil teamed with fullback
| 20 Marzella and AIl-City half
back Harry SIulborSki 10 form
the regular backheld of the team
that lost only to Mackenzie.
MaZella alrcadA is IN -ScIl4cp--Atit
SzulborSkl Is due back for next
years eleven.
The Ciofu twins also played
basketball They each Won tWo
letters IN those sports
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Ex-Tieers in Lineup

In the lineup with Fellcr we're
Ken Keltner, a Cleveland team
mate, and Johnny Corsica and
Pinky Higgins. former Tigers.
Corsica pitched the first three
innings and gave the collegians
their two runs. Keltner collected
two hits, one a double. and HIg-
gins a single.
incidentally, the Tigers have a
game booked with the Sailors at
Great Lakes in June. The Tigers
Will be one of 10 major league
clubs that will meet Feller'S team
Great Lakes last year won as
games and lost 2.
'Feller better be ready then"
Paul Dizzy Trout warns "Old
siugger Trout will be a-hittin'."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

Out Of ms brother. Mort. who Was
just average until Walker took
over As regular catcher
The other pitchers found his
CoaNIng and confidence helped
them along to success. He was no
SlOuCh dcfenSVely. either And his
BIZ batting average was a hIC
help 20 the Cards IN last year s
title roWp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Aleymen Rule Bans
Crimmins From Stroh

All possibility that John Grim
MINIS would Join Stfoh. as ~.
morcd often the last few weeks.
ended last night when Joe Norris
annOunced he would be with a
bowling supply house next season
sS a salesman As CrimmlnS IS
= salesman IN the same line. The
Two allcymen' rule would bc IN
effect preventing Stroh from
having botn men.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Probable Pitchers
I.IAGII

ANFkItAN IINII
DETROIT BENTON il-O 81 Cleveland
BsCby tO-l
Boston o'NeiH COO ~ Philadelphia NV
som Ill b..
Washington Hacfner tO-I 81 Nev YORK
Donald o..
Only games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGIF
FlttaburEh. Butcher leo ~ Chicago
WvW tO-l
Philadelphia. Sprouu tO-l q, Boston. ia
very fO-l
New York VulkcHe t2.OI al Rrnokivr
DAVIS t2-ON
- Louis WUks tO..f 81 Ctnrinnap
HFuSser g. %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

verslty IN Chi
csgo Bob Feller
reported tn a I
his arm felt
good and re-
acted favorably
despite col d
weather.
T his W a s
good news 10
Clevel a n d erS
who have been
wondering what
effect the long
layoff W oul q
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

Of Parmeter's room IN the big
hospital near Naples.
Britt had a grIn on his face,
cigaret in ms left hand. His
right arm had been ampUtated
some weeks before. An orderly
turned Parmeter'S bed so he
could sec his commanding ofiI-
Ger. the fighting captain whose
name had already become a
legend throughout the Anlio
beschhead
I'm saying goOd-by. boy. :"
said Britt. I'm going home. +"
Tomorrow, 1t. Parmeter and
Capt. Britt will meet for the
first time since the two officers
of the 30th Infantry parted IN
Naples
They'll meet here. where
Britt winner OF the Congres-
ElonSl Medal OF Honor and SiN
ether decorations for his hehtiT
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

AtF AAiNtl
Bank star con-
iided he might
leap 10 the pro
ranks. All de-
pended he said.
on h ow his
game held up
and on golfing
g on q itIonS In
general
His game cor
taInly held up
lie " a $ Low
amateur IN 10
out Of 16 open
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

Wher the competitor arrives on
the firing line he IS met by chief
range officer Ernest II. BrousSeau
Of the Great Lakes Steel Club
BrouSSeau and his y assistants
are responsible for The safe opcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

ing ST LOUIS
{ ardinalS Will
bc Just another
\ z t. o n a |
League b a I !
e Iu b. fighting
and Struggling
for the top with
the rest Of the
wartime teams.
Walker was
adept a. ham
ding hurlerS.
lie made Il star
and A winner
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

tournaments, and won the North
and South amateur al Pinchur>t,
a match play event which drew a
GOOD field
II ndrr present conditions.
though, FWcol said II figure
this would be poor time to
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

write IN the language OF the goli
links. Sgt Orhck adds
Tell Al tWatrouS) our boys
can lay in artillery like he
chipped one iu on No. 10 at
Crosse lie the last time we
played together.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

alton OF the shoot mighty inn
portant assignment. specially
where guns are used.
In addition 10 this. BrOusScau
checks the line OF so shooters TO
see that they are IN the proper
position
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Fight Results


~ 7 nWfd FTFtN
FALi RIVER Ma e~ifYF k-,rIt 10
tsmh DE Mas. 0ufp.inted Dsrsf So Pierce
'5 Fsll River fl0I JOHNNY Met. ISs
worcester Mss, stopped Geofar Bod lqo
NeNpor' r "a George Butte 40
waterbury. Conn kDOcksd out Hutav Tuf.
ner lla Newport Dave Ru'ler i2s
waterbury Conn knocked out Ptcsey silvia
i2s Nev Bedford Mass t2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
BY Don GILLIES

What makes big rifle shoot
tick?
Nearly 100 officials will be re.
qulred to conduct the Hearst.
Times rife tournament Saturday
and Sunday AZ Olym pia. The
shoot, largest indoor match in the
country is fired over an S0-poSi.
ton range.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
EXPERTS HERE

Although many competitors are
recent graduates of markSman-
ship schools, experts will be on
hand also 10 compete IN the open
team and individual events. Most
OF these experts have been com
mlSSioned by the war department
as instructors. While they Will be
competing for the big Hearst tro-
phies, all will find time to give the
beginner a helping hand.
Big ammunition companies also
have sent their technical experts
10 aid the beginner. f. r. Tiefen-
brunn. one of the best known gun
technlcianS IN the country will be
on hand both days.
Frank kahrS. whose name is
synonymous with rifle shooting IS
here from Bridgeport. Conn
invites competitors TO talk over
their gun problems.
The shoot opens AT S A. m both
Saturday and Sunday. On Satur.
day the meet runs until 10 y. m
Admission to the Olympia 10
watch the matches is free Plenty
OF good seats are available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

When shooters walk in the
front door of Olympia the first
official they Will meet Is Erwin
Rrchm. a member of tho Great
Lakes Steel Gun Club. Brchm has
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Cards May Fade

When Walker Cooper eees-trrto
the army Monday those high flv-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
FurSOl Still Amateur
By VI. =. DRUKENRoD

Eddie Furgol j. back IN Detroit
from tho winter golflng tour. ms
amateur standing intact.
When he left hSt fall. the River
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Tells of Wound
In Links Slang

SGT Warren Orlick pro-man.
ager at Monroe Country Club, who
was wounded raCcntlNin Germany
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
By LEWIS n. WALTER

time 1t Bernard Parmeter saw Maurie BRITT was
they brought captain through
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

WINNIE :. Bailey veteran
Lincoln Park markSman. has
probably the most important
assignment Of the six officials
who will direct the corps Of
experts. As chief executive Of
ficer. he Is responsible for the
proper coordination Of ali de-
partmentS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Sports
FeHer S Fine HurIinG
Good News TO Fons
BY LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND. April u After
pitching three innings for Great
axes against Northwestern UNI
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
100 OFFICIALS RUN NHEARST-TMES SHOOT

the difficult job of registering the
5000 competitors. After gunnerS
register, Brehm assigns each a
number.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
ID Sports O.
DR { Y | 7 | I'd

Jack Dyer and Bert Hackney
OF Los Angeles upset defending
champ Joe Platak. newly crowned
singles tItliSt. and Bob Quinn OF
Chicago. Pip. S-2l. 2l-l9, in third
round doubles of National AAU
handball championships IN Chi
cago e.. Platak recapturcd singles
title he lost 10 Frank Coyle by
beating CoNlc. 2l-l9. 21-S. Detroit
erS Max Thomas and Lou
Schwartz lost IN doubles 10 Bob
Kendler-Ray IaSSer, 2l-lS, 21-9
Well>er Cochran beat Willie
Hoppe again IN their cross country
match at Denver, now Hoppe
leads, 2Sl9-2773 Major leagues
voted by mail 10 June t. as dead
line for cutting squads TO player
limit.
Cpl. AdoIfo Quijane has ad-
mitted being pro at time ne won
light heavyweight Golden Gloves
title last winter He forfeilS
title Comedy Softball game
between newspaper critics, column
nlStS and sports writer's against
noted comedians viii be A fea-
ture Of Gag OlympicS' for benefit
of Red Cross at EbbctS Field
May p
Henry w Bull vas reelected
president of Turf and Field Club
FOR twentieth consecutive year
Denny Galehouse of Browns and
Ford Garrison of Athletics have
been lnducted into the navy
Gundar Hagg Will compete in Penn
relays, then catch boat AZ mid
night Saturday 10 go back to
Sweden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
THE SCORING CREW

After shooters have fred the
targc.s are picked up and sent
10 statistical room. where !. VI.
(Nike) TOkar and his large
crew of experts score them.
John S. Sprague. another vet
eran Sharpshooter. IS in charge oi
all equipment, trophies. emblemS
and ammunition. His most i'm
portant duty during the hours Of
the shoot is presenting all COM
petiteA-s with a handsome shooting
coat emblem. and passing out am
munition To shooters who arc not
members OF clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Major Leagues
AMERIrAN IIAnt-,
Yesterday Result,

iesterdsys Results
DIT at Chi i8in WalN I BOSTON 1
FnlH q. ~ ; 81 l. Clev
Second game rain.
Epday1 Cams
DIT a. Cleveland Roston a, ptus
Wash at EcS York Only games schsdpfet
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28


the Detroit chapter Of Sigma Oh alumni The PenobSco Ch
Many DetrolterS Britt when no
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

y V 2 Phtla n
Rrnok - Ros rain
chi - Cin coir
OuAy games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
OTHER GROUPS

The contestants m the matches
are graduates of craftsmanship
training schools conducted by the
states $50 rifle clubs in Co-opera-
ton with the war department and
the National Rifle Association.
In addition 10 rifle club schools
several hundred competitors from
the Michigan State TrooPS,, evil
air patrol and Michigan high
schools will compete IN special
matches.
The prime purpose Of the tour
nament is TO lnSull IN young men
and women a sense Of response
hllIty IN the correct handling Of
firearms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
eGf S9Ff ER54 xF R65 Ta5Fi 1000 Set FOR Times Shoot
Meet
On Tomorrow
BY DON GILLIES

The sport OF rifle shooting
moves in at Olympia tomorrow
morning The first pip pip" of the
small bore rifle Will be the signal
that the fifth annual William Rsn-
dolph Hearst citizens markSman-
ship tournament rs under way.
Before the meet ends at p. m.
Sunday, nearly 5000 gunners from
all parts of the state Will have
competed in nine different events
for 1000 prizes. The matches are
all sponsored by The Detroit
Times.
The tWo-day tournament appro-
priately named graduation eNer-
clSeS or small armS.lrlng schools 20
rs the largest indoor rifle shoot m
the United States. II is also fired
over the largest indoor range ever
constructed Entries foi the meet
close tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yr.teraas,. Rr-uitt

y V 81 Brookivu.
fhils a. Boston
g a. Cincinnati.
Fittsbufsh At ChicsFs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
M Offense Best Army viii Face

George Trevor famed football writer for the ~ T. sun
and president the Football Writers Association predced
Army will not face offense the rest OF the season
good as Michgan's.
'1ll predict and now, he said THAT Army VIII oe"t
Navy Notre Dame all the others by more than three
tOuchdowns."
It. Col Hinkle, chief scout of the Army, Navy win
over State Saturday and summed up this way:
Navy supposed to have lot OF good backs and poor
line has along swell Some OF the backs are
having trouble mastering the IT formation They'll get better
The general impression here in the east seems to be hat
Michigan will good chance of upsetting the Mddes
Heffelfnger back to the good old days beyond
recall when football did not wear so much padding
They wear strictly much apparatus these days ne
said II don't know how they move around there
Greasy Neale then agree with "Pudge and ex
rIsined his team to the Lions by saying:
I'VE were outfought, Outgeneralled and outscOred'
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Blanchard Rated Equal to Naeurski

Criser turned TO the Army game ana pePPereo MS
audience with superaves spoke of Davis and Blanchard
81 must Blanchard the equal of Nsgursh ne sad
sand he is even faster than The Old Nag
81 actually felt like telling my kids not to wear them
selves out chasing Davis past them But Just to
wait until the play He Is the fastest man ever nave
seen in a football suit
I'VE a screwy defense at Army that muddled their
blocking assignments Had it not been for this the score
would have been much higher
I'VE thought kids did all right They made a lot OF
mistakes and they will continue to make mistakes You can
expect I7yearod kids 10 become finished grdron products
IN one season going place in particular and there's
no pressure Wen have lot OF fun and the rest oil our
foes will know they've been in football game
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

Another former Central Michl-
gan football star Jack Harbaugh,
recently released by the navy is at
Ann Arbor and plans 10 enter
school this week. He too will n
eligible to play. He is a fullbaW
and was the top scorer in the
state last year.
They will all be available for
the last four games on the VOL
VERNE schedule Minnesota, Navy,
Purdue and Ohio State " ~
Coach Fritz CriSler has ordered
light workouts for the next couple
of days for his squad as they
tackle their books in preparation
for term examinations. This week
is an open date for Michigan be-
fore tackling Illinois at Cham
paign in an all important confer
ence contest,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
jump From Hiqh School Is Too Much

Going back the rule permitting freshmen to play varsity
football.
e" voted against letting these l7yearods play even IN
wartime football said Crsler 81 didn't think they could ake
u have been amazed well these youngsters could TAKE
II but I'm still OF abohng the freshmen rule as soon
as possible.
ITO honest, know more recruiting will take place II
freshmen are play And I'm thinking Of the boys
Switching high school TO varsity football In one year Is
too much for will funk out after season OF foot
hall and that detracts Of the dignity Of the game
After paying respects Davis and Blanchard Crser
yas asked from the floor:
How would you compare Davis with Harmon?
81 know about Harmon" he answered. Therefore
would have to take ahead of Davis But III take Davis
too II no one has any objections
swell gathering much on the order OF the Times
Quarterback sessions which Eddie Hayes stages well
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Lake is from Mississippi
Hit by Shrapnel

Jim Thomason. a 200 pound
halfback from Texas A. and M,
was in 65 bombing missions in >
BPS in and around New Guine {
He wears a Purple Heart. lie Wv
sprinkled with Shrapnel when A
shell exploded in the cockpit ~
his plane. Dick Mesak. from ST.
Mary's. = chief petty officer in the
navy, was three years IN the Pa
cifiC
hut three Of the Lions Will
not be back--not ever. The fol-
lowing were killed in action
Al KetLko, Ed BehAn and Chet
Wetterslund. Nor will Maurice
Britt be back. Britt, who wears
among other decorations the
Congressional Medal of Honor
and Distinguished Service Cross,
lost an arm In Italy. John Trip
son, Of the Coast Guard, wears
tho Navy Cross.
Tippy Madarik, one-time Uni
versity OF Detroit star who. II was
hoped, would join the Lions this
fall, is still in service. He is play
ing football in Honolulu Bob
Cifers, eX-TenneSsee star. is also
still in service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Michigan Gets Nine
Mt. Pleasant Stars

ANN ARBOR. Oct. 16-Michi.
gan football coaches welcomed the
news that nine members of the
Central Michigan football :eam
will be transferred 10 Ann Arbor
in two weeks. They are members
OF the Navy OTC program and
all are regulars on the Mt. Pleas
ant eleven.
Best OF all there are a couple OF
excellent linemen in the consign-
ment who should provide much
needed reserve strength. Among
them are Allen O'Brien. a 190-
pound tackle, James Parham and
James MCGOWAN, guards and two
ends. Roy Stockwell and John
Southland.
Backs in the group include:
Don Macarthur. fullback. Ralph
Peters and Robert Welsh, half
backs. and Charles Willette, quar-
terback.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Wants M TO Play Eastern Teams

Crisler started out by saying how much he enjoyed
being the including the Army defeat of course
and said his intention, possible to keep alive
Mchgans relations with various eastern universities
He back the pages 1905 when Michigan dropped
out of Conference after refusing to abolish the
training table
From through 1917" he recalled Michigan was
able to pay schedule because teams like
Yale Pennsylvania others found places their
schedules the Wolverines
That's why want eastern team on our
schedule each year Another because of the Michigan
alumni in the sold 1000 seats for the Army game
TO our alumni in York"
Crisler pointed SO per cent of Mchigsns student
body comes from oustae large percentage being from th
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

dream look anC
explained:
"It cou Id
be that tho
Lions might
w | n ( h o
league cham
piOnship this
year"
d eligh ted
C. r o m w e ]
wanted TO heal
more.
cit IL be
A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

colleges and universities
abolish as soon as possible the
rule permitting freshmen to
play varsity football.
He paid high tribute to
the aIl-conquering Army foot
ball team, classed Glenn Davis
and Felix Blanchard as the
greatest pair of backs he had
ever seen in one bsckfield, but
when asked to compare Davis
with his former All-America
star, Tom Harmon, the Michi-
gan coach quickly and forcibly
chose Harmon.
Crisler appeared on a
program that included such
speakers as the 56-year-old
William (Pudge) Heffelfinger,
all-time All-America guard
from Yale Lou Little, Colum-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Sports
If It's Like '35,
Lions Should Win
BY LEO MACDoNNELL

Fred l.. Mandel Jr. took an
other gander at the National
League standings and muttered:
"COuld be. Could be. Could
be-"
Lewis M. Cromwell, a general
manager, but not too proud 10
spell off as a ticket seller in a
buying rush. handed the customer
two grand seats right in the mid
die of the gridiron," turned to the
owner of the Lions. and asked:
"Could be what? ?"
Mandel turned on a heavenly
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
'StrdngIer' Lewis
To Meet Vdgonne

I'd STRANGER" Lewis, 53-year-
old grappler. is the big attraction
at FairvieW Gardens tonight.
Lewis. famous for his head stran-
gle holds, takes on Red Va
gonne in the feature bout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Heavy Duty
For Lefty

Let Lefty DO It. appears 10
be this seasons slogan for the
Omaha knights, Detroit hockey
farm club.
Lefty is Ross Loud Lefty
Wilson. southpaw goaltender from
Toronto. He has signed a contract
here to serve as trainer, spare
goalie. practice goale, assistant
10 Coach Tom Ivan and bus
driver for the club. The team
makes its trips around the L. S.
League by bus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

for the next
CO upIe Of
weeks l in
tend to sleep
an q hu I
phe as a n [ =.
After I get
caught up In
my slumber,
I am going 10
see Jack Eel
Ter and md
out n h o n
next season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
CowIey Signs

BOSTON. Oct. IS CUP)-Bill
Cowley, rated one of hockeys
best forwards. went into training
al the Boston Bruins Quebec City
training camp today after ending
a week long holdout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

Man, am ! dying To get that
old Tiger uniform on once
again"
McCoSky came TO Detroit from
Saipan, by way OF Alameda Cal,
and the Great Lakes Training
Station. On Saipan he was A
chief specialist in charge of ath-
leticS. During his stay there he
encountered Billy Hitchcock, for
mer Tiger shortstop. who y now
a major In the army and Birdie
Tebbctts. former Tiger catcher,
now a captain.
HE'S CONFIDENT
He said that both looked At.
though TebbettS was about eight
pounds above his playing weight.
MCCoSky anticipates no trouble
in resuming his old place with the
Tigers. Twenty-Seven years old,
ne weighs 1872. That is what he
weighed when he joined the navy
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Toronto Syl Apps
Gets Army Release

TORONTO. Oct. 16 CUP)-Ofti-
cials of the Toronto Maple Leafs,
champions Of the National Hockey
League last season, sand today
that Syl Apps, star center had
been discharged from the Cana
dian army and would Teloln the
team
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Shotton Leaves indians

CHICAGO Oct rs ms Burt
Shotton has been released as
coach with the American League
Cleveland Indians. the baseball
commissioners Office announced
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Giant Released

NEW YORK, Oct. Is tUPj-
Norman tBabe) Young. New York
Giant first baseman, was en- route
TO his home in New York City to-
day after receiving an honorable
discharge from the coast guard at
Charleston & &
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

. N a n I&T
boat In the
Pacific.
Emil Uremo-
vich, 40-pound
tao kle W n q
on ce starred
for Ind diana
spent 23months
in Europe. Lake
Robertson was
in intelligence
in the navy UP
in the Aleu-
tianS An end,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

ba coach whose team beat Yale last Saturday 1t COL Clark
Hnkle, former Vanderbilt All-Amerca center the
coaching staff West Point after compiling brilliant
with the famous Eighth Air Force Greasy Neae who
told Of his teams upset by the Detroit Lions Tus Mcaughry
Of Dartmouth and others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
NHc(OSkV
Out Of
Navy

The first positive indication that
the outfield that helped the Tigers
To win the American League pen
nant and the World Series this
season may not be back next year
was given when Barney McCoSky
returned 10 his home after being
discharged from the navy.
Barney was the Tigers regular
centerfielder when ne enlisted in
the navy on Dec. 10, 1912, and his
return means that either Roger
Cramer or Roy Cullenbine will
have to Outright him for his old
Job or be content with bench duty.
Despite his age. Hank Greenberg
still has a rather firm hold on the
left field position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
BOB TALES
CrisIer Still for Freshman Rule;
Picks Harmon Over ArmY's Davis
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

NEW YORK Oct 16-Futz Crslcr, Mchigans talented
coach was given spot of honor at yesterdays weekly
session of the Touchdown Club here in New York.
Among other things Wolverine mentor urged that all