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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

60. the addition Of Jones anc
Daniel has prompted observers tC
suggest the Bears may breaF
their losing streak at Briggs sta
dunn Sunday.
In the meantime. the Lions
are being given intensive train
ing at Robinson Field To avert
the calamity. Dorais ordered
two practices today.
The game Sunday will be the
last on the Lions home sched-
ule until Thanksgiving Day
: Nov. 22) when they tangle
with the Rams. In the mean
tims they will meet the Yanks
In Boston. Bears In Chicago and
Giants In New York on success
sive Sundays.
Incidentally. a p-ora I o 7
headed by Don Ameche has taker
over control Of the Los Angeles
franchise in the All-America loop
which seems 10 dispose OF Tho
r7Imor the movie star had moved
out OF the football picture. Bins
Crosby and Pat O'Brien are listec
by Ameche as stockholders. Th'
new group bought out Christ!
Walsh's interests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Robinson TO Rest

Forget Don Robinson, brilliant
Wolverine back before the war.
for this season at least Don
recently was released from serv-
ice, but he has q very bad knee
and in scrimmage this week he
gave the knee a test and II failed.
Both Robinson and the coaches
figure IL would be better 70 give
the aillng member q rest, with
perhaps . summer operation
-. There In another year ahead
and repember, Army and Navy.
among others, are on Michi-
gan's schedule next year A
lot Of Don Robinsons will bs
needed.
Fred Matthsei, Michigan's Ma
! fan, MISSED the Army game 4.
Reason: strike at his plant .
No, he isn't mad a single bit
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Norris, Morris
Take Pin Lead

Joe Norris and Steve Morris,
new leaders for the two vacant
Detroft --placcs frr--tEre national
match eliminationS. pair IN the
round robin TOMORROW niEht-at
-O1ympic.
Morris, whose 744 in The De-
troit Times classic is the highest
series in the country. according
to ABC records. has 27.22 Peter
son system points to Norris 2735,
Bob Coles 26.l0. John Petro's
.2601, Bud Stempien's 2533,
Wayne Spaulding'S 2506, Charlie
Boehms' 2407 and Marvin Young 5
.2225.
High last night at Crest Lanes
was Morris 602 scored against
Cole. Norris went 10 first when
he nailed two points from Boehm.
SS1 70 SAP
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Majors Within Year,
Says Old Satch

LOS ANGELES, Oct. * (UP)
-Satchel Paige. the Mr.. Baseball
of Negro professionals, today
hailed his protege Jackie Robin
son for finally breaking the
racial barriers OF professional
baseball with natural ability that
will carry him to the majors
within a year"
Paige revealed Robinson came
to him last September when both
were playing for the Kansas City
MonarchS and asked:
1--WE been approached to sign
with Montreal OF the Interna-
tional League. What must
do?"
Paige, who has fathered Robin.
son throughout his professional
baseball career, told the 26-Year-
old Negro star to go on and sign
and then go as far as you can"
THAT means straight TO the
MAJORS" Paige said. because
Robinson Is the greatest colored
player j have ever seen and Is
major league caliber."
Paige. now pitching a series o.
exhibition games against Cleve
lands Bob Feller. predicted Rob
inson would be the major league,
now If the army had not taker
him first.
Early this year, as 1t. Robin
son. he was released from active
duty after three years service
including 81 months overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

that he will try out for size as
n civilian.
Another Civil War could bs
started over who is the best
passer in college ranks this year
Harry Gilmer OF Alabama or
Bob DeMosS OF Purdue.
When every one gets tired NJ
arguing, Cleveland fans, in
--aneiy rabid by now, WiTI tell
YOU Bob Waterfield, once Of
-ICL-A-Gan- as.tde lefss a+i NJ nny~-
thing YOU are supposed 10 do on
= football field. Detroit fans will
see Bob on Thanksgiving Day
here =. He must be something
extra special.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Spokane Invites
Lions for 1916

There is possibility the De-
troit Lions will train next season
in Spokane. Wash, II was learned
todav.
The Athletic Round Table OF
Spokane contacted coach Gus
Dorais n the Lions, some time
ago about the possibility OF the
local team going West Lion Of
hcials have made no definite de-
ciSion, but admit they think highly
of the idea
Both Philadelphia and Wash.
ington are thinking OF training ir
the West If this happens, the
Lions would have plenty Of op-
position and . chance 70 cash In
- exhibition games
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
TOMORROW,S END
City Links
Take

Department of Recreation fig
ures today revealed that 235, 1853
rounds Of golf were played on
municipality owned courses so far
in 1945 producing a revenue Of
S179. .722. This is more than $4,000
rounds over the 1914 total
The five city courses records Of
rounds and revenue follow Chand-
Ter. 72,69S-S44,7SS Palmer Park,
'Si.319 Si2,S29: Rackham. 35.625
-S42 o26; River Rouge, 21176 -
$20.099. Belle Isle, 22045 S22.9SS
The city Is now moving 10 OBJ
tain Redford's course 81 Grand
River and Berg for next season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

They had a great fullhack in Jack
BreSlin, but they needed A speedy
left halfbaek 10 spread the OPP
posing defense.
Reader transferred from Michi-
gan TO State to study hotel ad-
ministration. lie won a football
letter as a freshman at Michigan
in 1871 and then served for. two
years in the army air forces.
Russ, just a sub. was given his
chance during the Kentucky
game, and when the final whistle
blew he was the regular left half
Reader provides the speed that
gives BreSlin his chance. Russ
also is the best passer the Spar
tans have had for several years.
He completed seven out Of nine
tries against Pitt.
His speed Will come IN handy
when State tackles its old
friendly foe, MarquetteTf The Hill
topperS are a hot and cold team
that can beat the best ~ them
when they have a good day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
How Bookies See En-

In case you ever have the urge
10 meet and greet such gentlemen,
here's how the bookies regard
this weeks leading football games:
Temple-Southern Methodist and
Pittsburgh-Tulane are even I.
Yale gives Cornell q spot Of six
Michigan spots Illinois seven.
Purdue gives away 20 points
To- Northwestern a. Minnesota
spots OSU seven Georgia
Tech gives away IS to Auburn
.. Rice gets . spot Of 20 from
Texas :. l.. s. U. gives Wander
bilt 20 Holy Cross spots
Colgate II.
Navy figures II points better
than Penn Indiana spots
Tulsa Ia =. Oklahoma A. and NJ.
is figured 13 points better than
Texas Christian Michigan
State spots Marquette six =. &.
Dartmouth spots Syracuse seven
Baylor gets seven from Texas
A and NJ.
As great as Purdue looked
against Ohio State last Satur-
day and rs flat as OSU surely
was. don't let II fool you
Purdue might have more than
a little trouble beating North
western by 20 points and GER
tainly the Gophers have no pink
tea on their hands this week.
I'm a big. bold man Michl-
gan Is the best bet Of the week
to beat Illinois by more than
seven points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
2788 and 633
Pace Women
Times Photo

Connie Powers and Vicky Fayad
Of Vernon gave North End pat
rons a touch OF top notch wom-
ems bowling last night when they
led the Major League with 633
and 619. respectively Vernon $
27SS is a new season Detroit top
and one OF the highest in the
nation.
Vernor'S $40 also went TO first
as they took three from Riviera.
Unfortunately for Vernon. pace
making Alcona, Eleanor kocpke
rolling SIS, also won three and
remained in the lead by one game
Miss Powers rolled 237-2Q9-lSl-
Mrs. F'ayad 201-lSS-230. In the
averages, Miss Powers is now
-AtUrys, 1919 -
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
DENLY FAVORED

The Southeastern offense Is led
by Mike Kaysserian, a husky full
back who can ram a line. DENLY,
however, well balanced and strong
in reserves, is rated the edge.
Mike Haddad. Pershing coach,
started his second team against
Cass and in five minutes the Me-
Chanics had a touchdown. Pat
Walsh went over from the seven.
Szulborski'S gains set up Perish
ing's first touchdown late in the
opening quarter, Hal Kazanjian
bucking over from the a. Late in
the second period Erwin Harvat,
on double reverse. Streaked
over from the 20 for the second
marker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

lOfn haHihOus
Fritz took care Of that In
short order and also sent along
q little note Of praise for the
job Tenings was doing In Chi
Cago's prep circles,
Michigan has him now and
will keep him Michigan was
Teninga's choice, NOT one OF those
wartime football things where you
wanted to go TO Yale and ended
up at Panzer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Marquette Drilled
On Spartan Attack

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. IS 49, De
fense once more was 10 occupy
the attention of the Marquette
football squad today as il puts in
its last home practice before Sat
urdayS game with Michigan State
at East Lansing.
The HilltopperS showed I'M
provement in facing the Spartan
attack in scrimmage yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Raia-PestpeHes--pe4o

Rain caused the Pestponement
Of the Cloverlane-M Magnolia polo
game scheduled at Mack Park
last night and IL will be played
Friday starting at 8 o'clock. Both
teams will present the same line
ups as originally announced and
the game will be played on a no.
handicap basis
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
oMA WILL TAKE A FLYER ON STATE
Times Photo

Nick Londes returned today from
New York, where he signed
Chalky Wright to box Leroy
Willis at Olympia a week from
tomorrow night.
Wright. former featherweight
champion and currently contender
for the lightweight crown. beat
Bobby Ruffin in his last appear
ance here. Wright has beaten
numerous outstanding minister's
in a long career.
Fight critics here think maybe
the ambitious Willis has taken on
more than he can chew.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

n xt weeks
big game be-
tween DENLY
and Pershing.
W h ic h may
d g cid g the
east Il p
Metropolitan
l. Q a & u q
- n arr prom
ship.
"He Is \
pretty tough
G u st Oner,"
EHOWitZ de-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

pounds. about 10 overweight. But
he expects 10 peel of the excess
in training and tuneup fights.
STARTED HERE
Born Frank CzaiewSki. the
handsome and pleasant Oma got
his ring start as a preliminary
hoy at Hazel Park and other
small clubs in this area. He IS
managed by Tex Sullivan, one of
the shrewder Broadway pilots, TO
whom Lee gives credit for his
comeback.
Bubbling over With enthusiasm,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

they have beer
hearing about
one r d G a 7
Especial Deliv'
eryl on es
who made his
pro debut spec
tacularly with
I h . r . a r s
se ainst the
Rams last Sun
day
The Bears
had Jones,
~ ha hatIa
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

can put down
on the upset
side in favor Of
Michigan
Mastering the
''T" in one year
is quite a task.
It. CmdF.
Jim Norris
soon will he
out Of I h a
navy -. He's
already about
purchasing y
few anffa
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
M Faces Frosh

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. oct .
GNS)-Eight freshmen will start
against Michigan at Champaign
Saturday as Illinois attempts 20
crush any western conference title
aspirations Of the Wolverines. A
crowd Of $4,000 is expected
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Fiqht Results

wsShington-sammy AnEott las, washing
tonan, Pa. outpointed Danny KAplloN. las
New York t1ol.
southbridge Mass Johnny Cool ISIS
Worcester. Mass. stopped Tuck Monroe, 1877
Garfield. n J, t3l.
Paterson, N. J--Jersey Joe wslcott. 1e9
MerchAntville N J., stopped steve Dudss
l9s Edgewster, N J. t5l
falo knocked out Johnny benson. 100, In
diGnapolix 81.
Chicago-BOb sstterfieid, 172, Chicago
knocked out Charley Polk. 17A. Chicago 4
Milford Mass ---Anson Green. l7H Home
stead. Pa. stopped Stanley Hatch. IT'S
Baltimore (9i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
SpOr is
New Bears Jones,
DenielI Worry Lions
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Sid LuekrnaH. Chicago Beai
quarterback. has been quoted al
SAYING;
Were not a. bad as ne look.
although NE have lost four
straight Somewhere along the
lire we're going to knock some
body clear out ~ the park--and
~ might - well he the Lions.
Strong words. Sidney But that
could be. some folks IN Detroit
fear secretly.
What foIkss" Coach Dorais
~ the Lions demands. "Sure,
the Law Of averages would seem
70 predict victory for the
Bears somewhere along the
line but Detroit IL not going 10
be on that line"
Bravo. Gus,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

about Toninga
II how he hap
pened TO coma
to Michigan.
1t was back In
(1e41 1e was
Is theAs that
Walter, star of
G h CO ago -
Morgan Park
High, W ro 3 Q
Fritz Crisler.
He wanted an
autographed d
plct re OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Turner Joins Bears
For Lions Game

CHICAGO, Oct. 25 CUP) 49,
Clyde (Bulldog) Turner. former
Chicago Bear player on leave
from the Second Airforce base
at Colorado Springs, Colo, will
join the team Sunday against the
Detroit Lions, it was announced
TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Reader Makes State
One of Best EIeVenS
BY EDGAR HAYES

EAST LANSING. kOct. 25-
Providence is on the side of the
army with the heaviest artillery,
according TO one ~. Bonapart,
who was an expert in such mat
ters.
Providence also is on the side
Of the football team with the
fastest backs and the biggest
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Pete Raises Average

Pete Tomasco. 143 average,
rolled seven strikes in a row for
255 in the City Pattern League at
Harper Recreation last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

tackles, accord
ing 10 Charley
h a c n IN a n,
coach Of Mich
igan State and
an expert In
m a ( I . r s
Of football.
That is why
the addition oi
Russ r Q a d q ]
has converted
the SpartanS
into one of The
better teams in
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

clared. "HaS speed 10 burn, a
tricky change OF pace and can
throw n football. You have To
come up real fast TO get him"
EliowitZ' team faces another
unbeaten eleven, Southeastern
tonight at Mack Park in the fea-
ture OF seven Metro contests
today. Rain is certain TO slow
both teams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
CHURCHILL DOWNS

= ~ - = ~ III ~ ~"
Weather. cloudy track, heavy.
Post, m. Detroit time
First Race-MiSs c. c.. Lookout club.
Friendly, Evelyn W, Sky shaun. journal.
Earl v z. Mae Bright.
Second Race-Mis6 Upper ValdinA Jane.
Half Gronud. Count Chant Quarto, FlaSh
Cave, Morocco Light Bin Bin.
Third Race-RiSky Hash Carpet Sweep
Dicr Balla Faithful More. Petsome Phillip
queen. OpheiiA Lady.
Fourth Race-March scholar. Prime Min
lister Ben JACK Bel Mier
FIFTH RaCe-Quit, Wire Quest Silver
Bull. Marhscks
sixth Raee-silver Mile Miliisry Sir
Hover. Wise Decision. MarcellA X, MeadoW
Lark SHku. Bel Revere
Seventh Race-HoFAn
Eighth Race-Arabs Lady PinRte war
Bonnet Wonder Witch Color Week. Bon
ridge. Caro- Equal Chance
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Bob Tales
Request for Picture
Brought M a Star
By BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

Eastern sports writer's continua
to toss Superlatives In the air
over the play OF Walt Teninga.
Michigan's hAlfback. who really
did his stuff against Army.
But I think the best story
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
M May Be Aided by I|1ini Bad Luck
Expect 0kdy
On Robinson

NEW YORK. oct IS CUP)-
The baseball crisis over the
signing Of a Negro by the Brook
lyn Dodgers organization eased
today when il appeared there
would he no protest made 10 COM
missioner A. r. Happy Chan
dler by the players former en-
ployers in the Negro American
League.
w. G.. Bramham, commissioner
of minor league baseball. said
at his office in Durham. ~. C.,
that RobinsonS contract would
be approved, but suggested that
the signing Of Negroes would
prove harmful to the game.
BAIRD COMPLAINS
r. Y. Baird, white co-owner of
the Kansas City Monarchs for
whom Jackie Robinson, the new
Dodger farmland, played last sea-
son. said he had be. .miSquoted
or misinterpreted" in reports that
he planned such protest.
I'VE would not do anything
to hamper or impede the ad-
vance Of any Negro ball player,
nor would ws do anything 10
keep any Negro hall player out
Of the major leagues" Baird
said.
The whole discussion of the
Robinson case was simmering
down TO a 'waita-and-see" atti-
tude and il appeared the issue
would he revived during the 1916
spring training.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

from Pitt via the Fleet City
(Cai.1 Marines, as their secret
weapon and he was all OF that
In = blazing third quarter which
put the Bears ahead Of the
Rams momentarily.
He took n turn At fullback
and with Henry Msrgarita and
Hugh GaIlernau, the trio gained
all hat SO Of the 239 yards
rolled up by the Bears running
game.
Are you still reading this, MI
Mandel7
Mr.. Mandel. you know perhaps
Ia Fred l.. Mandel Jr.. owner o
the Lions, who takes his football
very, very seriously.
Jones is 26 years old, 5 feet j
inches tall and weighs IT'S pounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
EMPIRE cry

EMPIRE CITY
Weather raining, track, muddy.
Post, 1.1S y M. Detroit umel.
First Race-VAlley Road. Pure SIX. Lux
O sullivan, Little Lynn. Sweetena.
Second Race-Navy Blue Csdmus. Edh-
haste Lgcet, Day Coming. Indian Giver.
North PYk
Third Rsce-Lost Control.
Fourth Race-RAbies. Battle Torch Hip
podrome. CarySfort. East Lisht. Csmbric.
Complex.
Fifth RAce-Moon Maiden, LsEend Bearer.
Sixth Racs-SpartAn Noble.
seventh RAoe--Let'S Dance Back Attack.
Fusano. Flight Deck, Apropriado. PTin-
cess r. l..
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

Post. 4 D. m Detroit time
First Race-Bright Bronze, Innnity
Second Race-Ste Frances PraetonAn.
Thirsk. Burning Chips, Town HAN. Darby
Dallas
Third Race-Wise child
Fourth Race-Hop Picker, Ceneb Mate.
Fifth Rsce-vsldina Bright Brown Mate.
Little Milly. Tough Target. Pardo. Leap
ing Moose
seventh R6ce-PAsgan. Jacks Pride Beach
Miss, My Reward. Another GrAed, AIR
Talbot
substitute race declared OF.
ROCKINGHAM PARK
- Post. 1.l5 .. m. CDetroit time.
First Race-Sueen Advice. Cara. Jane
Hughes. Tiny Sis
Second Race-MelodJ Lass, Dixie Bound.
Whyso. Fora J.
Third Race-vaidina Secret. valdina Idol.
Lost Cold, Sircala
Fourth Race Count Bill.
seventh Hace--Son o. Ted, Realmau, Ons
Look, Juanita NJ
Eighth Race Brooklandyiue, vesuvius.
PINIICo
First FHre-fuui Cannon. rIOocan, lab
Men. Don Orlan.
Second KaCe-Edgemcre, Suuh Tourist,
PcntaRun. Valuins Dccoy
on. RsPmec
Fourth Race-Hug Bug.
Fifth Race--Sky Reaper.
SIKH -RaEe--.R1s5sa@ a---s----------------
Seventh Race-SquadrOn, signal Corps.
Dockie. Right Happy
Eighth Race--Saylng, Threeply, Teddy
Lass, Ice Gil,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Rival Coach Worries
rs SZuIbOrSki Stars
BY JAKE BERSON

Abe Eowt, coach Of DENLY Highs unbeaen football team
Stadium stands yesterday Pershng
Highs Harry Szubors reeed sized gains
slippery field Doughboys scrappy CasS Tech
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Lions Wondering

1t might as we'll come out In
the open-the Lions are wonder
ing II not frightened over things
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
By LEO MACDoNELL

Lee Oma believes Joe Louis
will repeat his victory over Billy
Conn when they meet again.
Himself a leading contender for
the heavyweight crown, Oma
paused long enough TO venture ar
opinion on the coming champion
ship bout between rounds of Z
workout at George Williams
gym. where he is training for
match with Earl Lowman a.
Arena Gardens Monday night.
ut will he about the same as
last time" Oma suggested,
which would mean Louis will
stop Conn in or about the thir-
teenth round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Not Ready for T

Unless Navy suddenly gets 90
ing lot better on the "T' forma-
tion-well there is one game YOU
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

the Midwest. Against Michigan,
States ofense couldn't get rolling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
STANDINGS
rnnANts GAMI

Southvrstern a. Mackenzie 3 40 Western
at Central 800. Wilbur wright al North
western 800. Chadsey A. Cooley. 2 80.
Eastern vs. Highland Park, Ives Field. 80
Northeastern At Hamtramck 3 rs. DENLY
vs. Southeastern. Msck Park 30.
TOMORRow'S GANF
Millef Va Northern, KeYwQrth Stadium
J ~.
u oi D Hirh At Red'ord. 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
WAS ON SHELF

"Bnt Ii may not be nearly
the scrap the ether one was.
Neither will he his old self.
The long IayOfT from ring work
takes something out Of "A boxer.
Whoever wins, ] hope i get a
chance At him. i think either
one will he ripe for me-"
Oma. who has had spectacu-
lar career, himself has been on
the shelf for some months with
an injured hand lie hurt II
against Tami Mauriello in New
York last March. his last ring en-
gagement. When il appeared to
be well he aggravated the injury
in training. N
"But the hand is good once
again and 7 expect to pick mp
my comeback streak" Oma
explained.
AZ present the one-time Detroit
boy who went 10 New York "a
become a sensation at Madison
Square Garden. weighs about 20O
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
CriisIer. Fears
Change Due
BY CHARLES P. WARD

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 25-If Coach
Crisler could be assured Illinois
luck would hold out, he would be
tempted to predict Michigan will
beat the 1llini for the sixth
straight time when they meet at
Champaign Saturday.
He admitted as much yesterday
as he put his team through a drill
for the 31st meeting. At the same
time he explained his comments
were hardly 10 be intended as
criticism of the foe.
"IllInOis has been one of the
most unfortunate teams In foot
ball this season. said CriSler,
who secuted the Illini in their
game with Wisconsin last Sat-
urday. almost everything has
happened to Ray Eliots team.
LOST PLAYERS
"Through injury or illness
they have lost a lot Of good
players, but somehow have man.
aged to come up with good re-
placements. After defeating
Pitt, 1915, they lost to Indiana,
6-0-on a pass.
'Tn their game with NOtre
Dame the Irish scored a touch
down In the first few plays and
again the Illini were beaten, TO.
Then came that Wisconsin game.
Let me tell you about that"
Crisler then said the Illini prob
ably had more bad luck in the
game with the Badgers than all
other clubs combined.
"They would have won by fve
tOuchdoWns were II not for
fumbIes," he said. "and the
Badgers are stronger than last
season"
Fritz said he did not believe
a team could have as much bad
luck as the Illini and not have the
law Of averages working on Us
side. For that reason he is look
ing forward TO Saturdays engage
ment with some rrfsgivings.
HAVE BIG TEAM
Despite their troubles, Crisler
said. the Illini have A big, fast
team. Its line Is big and rugged
and has had more experience than
the Michigan line. In Stasica II
has fast and shifty back who
passes we'll. It's center, Wensku-
mas, is aggressive and good
hacker up Of the line.
Crislcr said his own team was
in good shape physically and that
II had improved every week oI
play. He was concerned about its
mental state however, due 10 last
weeks layoff and the fact tho
boys have been "boning" fol
examinations
Crisler expects 20 start The
same team that faced the Army
with Don HerShberger and either
Art Renner or Ed Mcneil at the
ends; = George Johnson and Gent
Hinton at the tackles: Dominic
Tomasi and either John Lintol on
Stu Wilkins at the guards: Harold
Watts at center; Joe Ponsetto al
quarterback; Bob NuSsbaumer
and Wally Teninga at halfbach
and Jack WeiSenburger at full
back.
The team will leave for Cham.
.paign- TOMORROW morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
On Lend Lease

fne 1917 SNdSpHt TIC iPCol 81
lected Jones. But IL took them. a
long time 10 get around TO Edgar
He was the seventeenth on their
20 PLAYER list, headed that year
by Stanford's frankie Albert
quarterback. Jones went into mill
tary service soon afterward.
There Is D still moro interest
ing sidelight on Jones In 1s46'
Jones will he playing for Cleye-
land In the All-America Con-
ference, according to word from
Chicago. He has been signed To
n contract by Arthur Mcbride,
owner Of that team.
When Jones was released
from service. Mcbride gave him
permission 10 play with the
Bears the remainder OF the sea-
Ann. InaAmuch- IN s---the----All.-
America will not begin Operat-
ing until next fall.
Danfeff II another n1ystery
Bear sprung on the Rams las'
weekend. Daniel, who was ar
Au-America tackle at Ohio state
Is u, 6 feet 2 inches tall annc
weighed go when wearing Buck
eve livery. There has been ne
word that Daniel is out on lenc
lease from the kin dly All
IAv,,eyiraa
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

There's the boy I'm afraid
Of" Eliewitz said, thinking of
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
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