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CHURCHES PLANNING
EASTER PROGRAMS

NOOnLlnUeU IrO1n rage OneJ
The Rev. John w. Luke, pas
tor of the Glendale Springs group
Of Presbyterian churches an
nounced the following Easter
services: Ebenezer, Sunday at
1000 a. m; Bethel, 800 p. m. and
Glendale Springs at 700 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Hawks Gain
Top Spot
ny Uaitsd Press

Four of the six teams in the
National Hockey League were
punched near the lead today. with
the Chicago Black Hawks on top
chiefly because they have played
and won one more game.
The Hawks won their fifth
game in seven starts by rallyIng
for three goals IN the final period
last night to take a 5 to ; de-
ciSion over Toronto. Detroit de-
feated Montreal, 4 10 |, and these
two are tied for second.
Boston. 7 10 l victor over the
New York Rangers. was one point
behind.
Clint Smith paced Chicago. cen
terIng two lines and scoring
twice. His goal in the first period
gave the Hawks a brief lead. and
in the third period his second
tally put Chicago ahead 10 stay.
Doug Bentley and Alex Kaleta
also scored during the last period
rally.
Billy Cowley. Woody Dumart
and Bill Shill each scored twice
as Boston skated 10 It's easy
victory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Yeroes TO Be Set for Purdue

Now we Michigan and the two ahead Pur-
and Ohio State.
Harold Watts the teams fighting center, leaves today
for GIenview his leaving will weaken the wolverine
line that played football this Either Tony
Momsen Callahan will get the starting assignment
On bright side Howard Yergcs the quarterback barring
recurrence of his ankle injury should be good shape for
Purdue -,
yeroes naved against Navy but he of the
football PLAYER prior his injury against Minnesota
Certain pays Cser the T with Herges as the Key
man had 10 be discarded Michgsns oense against Navy
Walter Teninga regular halfback, tOas hurt early
in the NaUy game, butts expected to be back IN the
lineup against Purdue. It's shoulder injury.
The of the does not tell really how well Michigan
played in especially in the second quarter "he
the team roared back behind touchdown and
narrowly miss two
The job of the Michigan staff, Which made no ef-
fort to rouse Michigan for the Navy is to make
the Youngsters forget this defeat and swapping
back against the BoiIerrnakers and Buckeyes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
No Armis+ice for Lions

There was no armstice for the Bears here
Sunday, Nov. IL .g,pthe Lions Bears game was
short-waved TO soldiers and sailors overseas
some Of the passes may also have landed on the
other side . the two teams tossed a total Of
81 passes, "a Of which clicked -. there were
seven touchdown passes-four for the Bears and
three for the Lions.
Warren Brown (Chicago Sum suggests that
if the Army VS. Navy game becomes an annual
road show, why not Joe Louis and Billy Conn
betcha it would be okay with Uncle Mike
Jacobs. Lew Cromwell is worrying whether or
not he has enough ticket sellers to take care Of
the demand for the Lions Rams Thanksgiving
Day game.
full color film, of the Cubs in
framing at French Lick, last spring, is
ready for use Of frdternal and other or
gdnizdfions UOonder H they UouId
like some close ups Of the Tigers Whip-
ping the Cubs IN the World Series7
Harvey Dubbs, the former Windsor light
weight, now out of service, fights Bill Parsons
at the Marigold Gardens here tonight 81. Pinky
Higgins, Tiger third baseman, has been trans
ferred from Great Lakes to the Dallas naval
training center =. as Higgins lives in the Texas
city, this move is believed to be preliminary
to discharge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Lettuce Loop Dates Keep
O'NeiI on 90 Like Rabbit
BY LEO MACDONELL

manager -Hughey Jennings who directed three
pennant winners for Detroit and who was born
less than two miles from the ONeil home
stead. O'Neill placed Wreath on jennings
grave. Jennings died in February, 1928.
The party in Cleveland is being sponsored
by the baseball scribes Of that city and reports
are that IL is going TO be quite an affair. When
not plotting the Tigers, O'NeiI makes his home
in Cleveland Heights, residential suburb Of
Cleveland proper.
He has lived in the Cleveland area ever
since he played for the Indians.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Title T aiken
By L-ourdes
BY BOB GURVIN

1t viii be LourdeS vs.. Catholic
Central, Friday at L. of d, for
the parochial championship and
the right 10 meet the public
school champion in the annual
Goodfcllow's Game November n,
at Briggs Stadium.
LourdcS annexed the first di-
vision championship of the Catho-
lie High School Football League
by coming from behind to defeat
De LaSalle, 2l-7. Two of Lourdes
touChdownS can be laid directly
to the fact that De LaSalle
knocked two OF the winners
aerialS into the air instead of tc
the ground.
The first time il got the bal
De LaSalle marched 81 yards "a
the two from where Leo De
BuSSchere went over. Jerome
Gehr added the point
In the third Lourdes went So
for a tally Gene Tyrna passed
and DE EaSallcS < Eugene SchmlC
knocked the ball into the air. in
the end zone, and John Tipler
gathered it in for a rally. Tyrna
added the point.
Later in the period Bill Mono
man DETECTED Tyrna's pass into
the air and Harry Riney caught
it on the De LaSalle % Tyrna
on fake reverse went over from
the 10. He added the point.
In the fourth Roy Carpenter
bulled his way over from the five
Tyrna again converted.
St. Rose downed ST Martin
47-0. as Bill David scored three
times 10 run his total TO l6 for
tho Npar
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
our on Durnan
Tops For Wings
Win IS Birthday
Off for LumIey
by LEWIS u. WALTER

Strains Of Happy Birthday 10
You burbied out OF The Red
Wings showers. The Detroit
hockey players were harmonlzing
IN honor of Goale Harry Lumley,
the big apple-cheekcd goalic who
had celebrated hiS nineteenth
birthday by helping his mates win
from Montreal CanadlenS, 4 20 /.
out in the dressing room Man
ager Jack Adams discussed The
victory which his team had elated
It's third straight SclIout crowd,
l4,234 the largest OF the season
at Olympia.
1t was something 10 discuss be-
cause II was Dctroit'S second VIC
tory i'm "A games with the Mont
real team which is favored 10 win
the National Hockey League
championship for the third sue
CeSSlNe year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Favor Moore
Over Riley
TONIGHTS FIGHT CARD

Archie Moore New YORK. Va. o'DsH Riley
Detroit, heaYyveights 90.
EDDIE Prince. Detroit Va Jimmy RHO
Hamilton ont urhtWeifhN -
Sammy Thompson. Detroit va Martin
Doyle Detroit. welterveiEhtS CO.
Mack ParShsy. Detroit N Young John
son. Chicago lghthsayyWeiEhts CO.,
Perc Glenn MunCie. Ind stanley
SiimsOn Hamilton. Ont, festhcrweighK "a I.
Sh1eless John HoleVsN Detroit Va
Mickey savage Detroit weltcrVclehts ~.
Archie Moore. No. ! contender
for Gus LeSnevich's worlds light
heavyweight crown. and ODell
Riley. among the first 10 con-
tenders for Joe Louis heavy
weight title. clash at Arena Gar
denS tonight in a 10-rounder
Moore, under the guidance Of
the glib and Shrewd James JOY
Johnston, rules A slight favorite
despite the fact Riley has chalked
up nine straight victories in the
heavyweight division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
bic Ten IFS

PURDUE--A title for the Boiler
makers II they defeat Michigan
and Indiana II Michigan wins
from Ohio state.
MICHIGAN-T he Wolverines
will gain the title il they defeat
Purdue and Ohio state and Pur-
due wins from Indiana.
INDIANA-The HoOsiers need
but the Purdue scalp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Sports

CHICAGO. Nov. 12-Before he is
through with the current lettuce campaign
it may be that Steve ONeill will turn into a
rabbit.
He would of course, be pretty unwieldy
bunny.
In Cleveland Wednesday, O'NeI will be
the guest of honor at his third big shindig in
as many different parts of the country since
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Field Goal Does II

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Il (UP)
Dick Horne kicked a field goal
in the last two minutes 10 give
the Personnel Distribution Com
mand from Greensboro. n. C., an
upset 81 victory over the Fourth
Air Force tlNcrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Run TO Robbins

YONkERS. n Y. Nov i
CINS) Charles Robbins Jr Of
Providence. r, T. and the L. s
navy. today held the National
A. A l.. marathon champion
ship for the second successive
year. He led throughout the %
mile 3S5-yard contest and fin
iShed 600 yards ahead Of John
Kelly Of West Acton. Mass
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Heron's S Two Goals
Defeat Bavarians

Gil Heron scored both Of 81
Glars goals in his clubs 20 VIC
tory over the BaVarian Soccer
Club Sunday at Jayne Field Mike
Suenert tailed twice for Pioneers
beating JAW - I'm Windsor. This
game was refereed by Robert
Glance. former old country ar
bitter. now living in Windsor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

chance
II been right along that the who comprise
Navy line only have wanted football but have been
doing terrific Job for Navy all
he Baltimore talked a number
better than Armys II is the opinion of the Michigan
coaches that Navy probably has the finest pair Of ends in
football this in Dick Duden and Leon Bramett
Jim Darlington. the guard was unwelcome visitor IN
Michigan's backfed Of the afternoon.
Duden and Bramett alert speedy siansperfec
type athletes Bramett incidentally. the intercollegiate heavy
weight boxing champion.
we could gain ground Army's ends said Crser
or Duden and Bramett"
Criser explained cross-bockng Of Nays line
completely upset Mchgan running for the part of
the game,
"Army played straight away he said. Mays cross
blocking trying figure out how to change assign
ments make stun GO
Although greatly heartened by the Improvement
shoWn Mays offenSe Hagberg and his aides have
long, long Woy go to anywhere the per
fecon that belongs to the Army's "T that reUoiUes
around Blanchard and DdUiS.
Minisi Scott and Petit good running backs and
you expect that Bob Jenkins recovering from injuries
will improve fuback Smith average passer and Navys
punter Bob Kelly who played we'll what time he was in
there against Michigan
Hoernschemeyer teams best passer surely will have
20 spark gain back the regular job AZ quarterback
Navy like Army, that be passed on as Mchi-
gan proved.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

game in the Eastern division,
while Detroit and Cleveland are
tied at the top in the Western
division
Cleveland virtually eliminated
the defending champion Green
Bay Packers yesterday, topping
them 20-7.
GET 'EM EARLY
Fred Gehrke. Cleveland half
back, spanked the Ram attack
with touchdown runs of u and
~ yards. Bob Waterficld passed
10 Jim Benton, who ran 81 yards
for the third marker. All three
scores came in the first period
Washington rolled over the
Boston YankS. "a to 7, avenging
the Redskins only loss Two field
goals by Joe Aguirre gave Wash
ington an early lead. and a pass
from Sammy Baugh to Steve
Bagarus made it 1910 The Red
skins then scored two more
touchdowns via the ground route.
Philadelphia combined superb
passing by Roy Zimmerman and
fine running by Steve Van Buren,
for an easy 38 TO II win over
! New York.
Pittsburgh. Stynied for three
periods by ankle-deep mud and
hard rain. exploded for three
touchdownS in the last quarter
and a % 10 o victory over the
Chicago Cardinals.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
N MUST COME UP FOR PURDUE

"Weve finally found tne men who want to play foot
ball for Navy e..
These were the words spoken by Commander Oscar
Hagberg coach OF the Mddes. Mchgans Fritz Criser
when the Wolverine mentor went TO Nays dressing room
extend his congratulations after Saturdays 33-7 win
Ii bc assumed that the Navy speaking in
particular about the revamped backhcd
Tony Sp) Mins, hafback and Bruce Smith, quarterback.
Both the starting lineup the first time Mch
gan they figured in all of Nays FIVE touchdowns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

ago that De
troit had put
four pucks past
hInl.
As a result
the Wings are
now tied for
second plac g
with Montreal,
one game be-
hind d Chicago,
" tic h h a S
p a y @ d o n e
more game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Joyce Favored

NV YORK. Nov = 1NS)-
Willie Joyce was ; 10 7 favor
ite to defeat Allie Stolz in their
l0-round bout at Madison Square
Garden tonight. Stolz has won
his last seven fights.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

plotting the Tigers to a
worlds championship, which
seems to reflect rather elo-
quently the high esteem in
which the genial Irisher is
held wherever he chooses TO
hang up his hat.
The first of the trio was
he big victory banquet which
citizens of Detroit rendered
Steve and the rest of the Tigers
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Lions Win 1st Over Bears
In Chicago in Six Years
Great Comeback
Keeps Tie for IsttlI
BY LEO mcdonnell

CHICAGO, Nov. 11-As they
looked down upon their crumblcd :
and trailing rivals, the Lions and
Rams today visioned grim battle
against each other for Western
championship honors in the Ma
tional Football League.
With six victories and one de-y
feat each. the Detroit and Cleve-
land pros tangle in Detroit. Nov.
-, Thanksgiving Day to decide
which goes into the finals with
the Eastern winner.
While the Rams were diSpos-
ing of the Green Bay Packers,
the Lions, at Wrigley Field yes
terday, racked up a spectacular
come-from-behind victory. 35-2S.
in raZZle-daZzle aerial circus be-
fore a crowd OF 27.791.
SIXTH IN ROW
II marke ed Detroit's sixth
straight win this season and the
teams first over the Bears on
local soil in six years. Two Of
this years successes were at the
expense Of the once mighty Bears.
The Lions beat them, 1910,
earlier. in Detroit.
Sid Luckman and his slingshot
arm were good, but nat good
shF F4faN T. n Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Four Stay in Big 10 Race
With Indiana in Front
By EDGAR HAYES

-Four teams still are contenderS
fo~ the championship Of the
Western Conference as the season
goes into its last two weeks
Indiana with four victories and
ue with Northwestern is lead
Ius and has an excellent chance
10 win MS first title. Ohio State.
Michigan and Purdue. all with a
single defeat. also are in the
running
Indiana has only a single con
ference game the last Saturday
with rs state Elyal Purdue. A
VICtOry or tie in that game
would assure Indiana the top SPOT
AN aI0nc Tho other three play
two conference foes on the re-
naming SATURDAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

L u c k m a n
to u c n q o " n
passes failed 10
match the COM
blnation pass
ing and running
attack OF an in
Splred Detroit
eleven that re-
fuse q 10 be
beaten though
trailing by two
t1.trat,tx,s.sn-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Three Experts
Tied at Top

Edgar Hayes, Leo Macdonell
and Bob Murphy are in A three
way tie today for the lead in
The Detroit Times experts selec-
tions after Saturdays football
games. Hayes missed six while
Macdonell and Murphy lost on
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
MONTREAL

pttfni atfS-@Gdr rkenbush. HDlieft.
iLScofur. Hove. Brunetesu C0nacher.
Lindsay. CSrveth Couture
montreal stcrDatcs -- q O'Cnnnor Renoit.
HiUcr lamOurcauN. BouChafd Mcmahon
Chamberlain Filon Peters
Referee King clancy Tinpymrn-Stsnlev
McCabe and Douglas YOUNG
FIRST PERIOD
No scoring
Penatics-Lach. Lindsay. stewart. Killer,
Chamberlain
SECOND PERIOD
l-Dftf1lt CarNcth az Brlneteau. Hoiiettl ,
S.82
2-Detrnii Watson as
Ptne lties--Cuuture stewart
THIRD PIRtOD
montreal Hlake Richard ~
F-petroit ~ Brunetcau q.OE
5-Dctf0it tnusCher iOuackcnbush. . f4.lS
Penalty Iamurfa.ft
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
THEY'RE THE CLASS

The two service teams Army
and Navy appear The class of the
land without question The Cadets
have an edge over tho Navy which
The MldGics can Wlpo ont Dc
renhcr 7 when thc 'Wo teams
meet ln Philadelphia
Those who thought TIC Army
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
MOST on DURHAM

Il was the first time since Big
Bill Durnan stepped into the Ca
nadlenS' nets TWO and a half years
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
LIONS oUTRUSH EN-

On pasSes the Bears gained 2T9-
and the Lions lS6-a grand total
of 465 yards. But, unlike in their
other game, the Lions had an
edge i'm rushing. lao yards 10 81
Bob WeStfall hucked the line
for two Detroit touchdownS. The
Detroit Jront wall again played
magnificently. Emil Uremovch.
Bill Radovich, Bobby Nelson. and
other forwards bowling over
rivals with thunderous monotony.
John Greene. one Of the DAYS
StandoutS. scored two OF the De-
troIt touchdownS on passes. one
from Dave Ryan and the Other
from Cotton Price. Bill Callihan
tossed 10 Andy FarkaS for an
other. The left-footed Callihan
also kicked all FIVE points after
touchdown
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Sports
BREVITIES

Jackie Hamilton, eX-Toronto
Leaf. scored three goals for Pitts
hurEh as it handed the IndianaPo-
lis Caps their first defeat, 7-3.
Tony Sparando, New York,
leads Ned Day by 81 pins 6,347
20 6.2e3--at the end Of the 30
games IN New York in their 60
game bowling match. The remain
ing games Will be rolled in West
Allis, Ns.
Baltimore americans defeated
Baltimore Soccer Ciuu. 4-3, IN an
American League game.
Two extra points kicked hy Paul
Meredith. former Rollins College
star. helped Fort Pierce win from
Fort Benning, Ga, l4-l3.
Bob Pahrath, cX-Minnesota
scored twice and set up TWO other
touchdJWns for Mitchell tIciC
Aces as they defeated Fort Worth
SkymsSterS. 24-6. in A Bond Bow
game IN Fbbetts Field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

days Of topdog Montreal may be
ended" ChOrtlcd Adams.
lie was a different Adams than
the one who cleared the dressing
room for his prc-game fight talk.
Things looked rough after an upset
at New York. Murray Armstrong,
Adam Brown and Fernand Gau.
ihlnr Mnre ont with lniIlrlns
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

late as midway in the third period.
The statistics tell vivid story
OF the thrill freighted contest.
what with 81 passes flying
through the air. Is of them COM
pleted by the Bears and nine by
the Lions. There were seven
touchdown passes, three NJ De-
troitS being manufacturc
through the airways.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Rams Virtually Doom
Green Bays Chances

YORK, Nov 70 (UP)-The Cleveland Detroit game
Thanksgiving Day and the Philadelphia Nov .
shaped champions their
of the National Professional Football League.
The lead
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
YALElIS UPSET

Saturday had its share Of up
sets with Brown handing Yale a
POI beating and Penn State
hlankIng Temple, 30 Texas
Tech trippcd Texas Christian by
a couple of touchdownS.
on tho local scene University
of Detroit had a big second half
10 beat Cincinnati Paul Brown
showed = greatly improved Great
Lakes team 70 whip State. 27t7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

at the Book Cadillac the night after the final
game of the big series. Besides a lot of nice
words the Tigers on that occasion each were
stocked with enough gifts to start store
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

was getting Fat on weak compe-
tition should be convinced of the
Cadets class following their rout
of NOtrc Dame The Irish were
unbeatcn and had outplayed the
Navy the week before, although
held 10 a tie. Notre Dame is
stronger than II was last year
butestiu was Swamped almost as
badly assn 1914.
Despite the agitation for st.
Mary'S OF California as a con-
tender i'm the Rose Bowl South
cn California is believed TO be
The choicc--Alahama- can have the
eastern spot if II wants il hut
may accept the Sugar Bowl bid
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
JERRY BROWN CMCKS

But Jerry Brown. the former
Canadian army lieutenant came
through on his excursion from the
indianapolis team. SO did Wat
son. the big right wing who is just
reaching condition after his RCAF'
discharge
The Wings handcuffed the
great Montreal Punch Line Of
Lach, Richard and Blake. The
further they went the faster they
few, as witness the fact that Of
his "a saves. Durham made IA in
the final period Lumley made Ia
in the whole game
The Wings took the lead in the
second period on goals by Joe
Carveth and Watson. Joe picked
SiX-inch gap at the right corner
Of the net for 40-foot shot.
Watson went the length of the ice
after shaking off the great Rich
ard who was his check
TOE BLAKE SCORES
Toe Blake renewed Montreal
hope IN this slam-bang game by
scoring with Jack Stewart in the
penalty box at the start of the
final period.
But the Wings just came back
10 pop in two more One was a
shot by Mud Bruncteau that rico
chcted in off Richard. the other
a slap shot by Rookie Jim Con
acher out OF a scramble.
Referee King Clancy tried Ia
keep the6game in hand with five
/ penalties IN the first seven min
uteS. But before il was over
Seibert and Stewart were doing
their own policing Stewart
handed a big lump 10 Dutch Hitler
while Big Earl niCked Leo Lamo-
.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
THEY ARE HALTED

At the start of the game the
massive Uremovich recovered A
Bear tumble and II looked as
though the Lions might be Off 10
an early lead But they blew the
chance after getting 70 The home
teams $ yard line, Al Grygo IN
terceptng = pass.
But the Bears were forced -
punt and before the period was
over the Lions were knocking AT
the gates again. This time they
made the grade. Ryans fine rSA
turn Of a KICK put The ball Nv
ChiCagos rs Then two paSS1..
Ryan 70 Greene. resulted in
touchdown
The Bears struck back with
their first marker early in the
second heat. With the ball on
Dctroit's 81. after Ryan'S punt
was blocked partially. Lucknan
passed 10 Margarita for the tying
touchdown
Later i'm the Stanza Luckman
pitched a long hcave 10 Kava-
naugh and the Bears led. 14-7, AT
the half Inspired, The Bears
chalkedI up their third touch
down with the third period but
two minutes old. This was the
Luckman-to-Gallcrncau pass and
n was thrown with the ball on
Detroits 36-pard line.
Even with the score 21-7
against them. the Lions appar-
entity had no thoughts Of losing.
Instead they went 10 work on
tOuChdoWnS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Remembered by Minooka

Then came a recent like testimonial at
Scranton Pa, fashioned by the good folks of
Minooka and other towns surrounding Scranton.
Steve was born in Minooka, which is the center
of section that has produced a number of big
league celebrities.
According to accounts of the Scrun-
ton affair, more than 10000 persons
turned out to greet O'Neih, uhen he ar
rived there for the dinner. The croUd
Wa, bigger than one Uhich turned out
for president, they say.
At the dinner, ONeill was presented with
a plaque and $500 bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Pays Jennings Tribute

While in the neighborhood, the Tiger skip.
,sr paid tribute 10 the memory Of another Tiger
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Sailors Have Two Best Ends

No doubt Hagberg tdlkings too, about pair Of
substitute backs Petit and BartoS uUho really
roaring the cholked marks they got
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
on THEIR WAY AGAIN

Farkas started the Lions or on
A new drive with a 27-yard dash
10 the Bears 80. A 15-yard Chi
caco penalty helped the Lions
along WcStfall drove 10 the IL
yard line. then made first down
on the 7 with a pass from Ryan.
Called again. Bullet Bob
crashed 10 the l-foot line Then
ne went over and when Calliha1
converted the Lions were ha"
in the ball game. though trail
ing. 2l-1f
There was temporary sol
back as Luckman late IN g."
quarter tossed 10 Wilson frol
the 10-yard line and the cou~t
was 2S-14. But with only seco-'7
in the period left. Greene tc~';
Prices pass for 63-yard g.
and a. touchdown He ran ur-
moleSted 25 yards after catchirr
-tia ,stfii------------------'--
Then came Detroit's glori,l
fourth period and 1.-TWO more
counters. The FIRST was produced
midway in the quarter and was
set up with pass. Price 10
Greene. which took the ball tn
Chicago's 8. WfStlall made four
and then Callihan passed TO
FarkaS. who caught the ball in
the end zone.
With less than five minutes 70
20. passes by Price and line
smashes by Callihan moved the
ball 10 within feet Of the home
clubs goal line. and WestfaTi
again crashed over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Hockey Standings

NATIONAL ITAGUI