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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

Harvey Richardson. 36 whittiesey avenue: siSgt. Louis R. Rinaldi. 542 Frost road: S/Sgt. Carmine Rubbo. i03 Division street; Pfc. Lawrence W. Sweeney, 54 Lounsbury avenue; and Pvt. Anthony A. Wywoda, IS South Leonard street.
 The War Department announced yesterday that the 43rd was inacti- vated, together with three other World War II infantry divisions. These divisions become known as "paper units"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

artist, and Julius Schachter, con- certmaster-solo:st- listeners to Spain, to Vienna and back home again in the program tonight, at 800 WTTC-NBC.
 Thomas sings song written by Kent Cooper, manager of the As sociated Press, titled 'I'll Not For get," and Granada by Lara Schachter's violin solo with the or chestra is CoWard's "zigeuner''.
 Lavalle's special arrangements
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

When a racketeer who smashed & shopkeeper's store is found beaten to death. police arrest the shop keeper and he stands trial in "The State vs. Karl Erickson" the Fam ous Jury Trials drama to be heard tonight at 9 p. m., over WATR- ABC. With public sympathy siding with Erickson, the prosecuting at torney realized he would have & hard light to secure a conviction, but the chance finding of the slain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

gangster's belt in a girls room helped bring the case to just con- elllSion.
 The 1O-round return bout between middleweight George (Sonny) Horne of Long Island and Artie Levine of Brooklyn, the main event at Madison Square Garden tonight, will be described for WATR-ABC listeners by Don Dunphy and Bill Cortrm at 10 p. m., Levine won the first match between the two World War IT veterans.
 Backstage murder is the theme of Dick Tracy's newest Saturday night adventure in crime. In this, the tenth in the series for adult listeners broadcast weekly over the ABC network, the famous sleuth rescues Vitamin Flintheart who has redoned the sock and buskin only to become the victim of the ruth less Aces Low, his stooges, Lippy, and their blackmailing girlfriend, Wet te D,Amour, much to the fiuttery distress of Snowflake. The Dick Tracy show originates in New York over WIZ and is heard at 7:30 p. m.
 The methods by which the FBI was able, within 24 hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor, to round
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

The methods by which the FBI was able, within 24 hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor, to round
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07
RELIGION GROWS FAST

Church membership has multi piled four times as fast as the popu- iation of the United States since 1890. It has been estimated that there are now more than 56O00, 900 church members in the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

gently brought forth the com mercial offer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07
NAMED CARD SUITS

Four medieval economic classes served to name the suit in play ing cards. Spades from the Span- ish "espada," or sword of the nobil- ity, clubs from clover-like trefonl leaves of the peasantry; hearts from the French "choeur' or choir of the clergy, and diamonds for merchants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

The phrase, "The almighty dol lar" is attributed to Washington Irving. It appears twice in Irving's Creole Village" first published in England in 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

A meat processor in Virginia has a 35-year-old cured ham, which he values at 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-07

gently brought forth the com mercial offer.
 Dolly Dawn. singing star of the Bob Hawk show, Thanks to the Tanks" returns to the night club December 28, when she begins a two week engagement of "DJais" in Seecaucus, N. J.
 The Duke of Paducah will de- vote his comedy monologue on the Dec. 8 Grand Ole Opry" broadcast over WTTC-NBC to the topic, Christmas shopping. Now that the war is over." the Duke says, i've are waiting to hear of the first woman to visit Paris on a non- shop flight"
 The Andrews Sisters and Curt Massey, the baritone, heard on their NIX Musical Showroom" over CBS Wednesday nights, have new recording contracts. The girls were pacted again by Decca, and Mas sey will be heard on the Columbia labels.
 Milo Boulton, host of We, the People," boarded plane for Dem yer immediately following last Sun day nights broadcast to visit his SO-year old mother who was sudden ly taken seriously i'll. Since she had been taken to a hospital, Mrs. Boul- ton missed her famous sons broad cast Sunday for the first time in the three and one-half years that Milo has been em cee of We, the People,.
 A wag wrote the producer of "The Mystery Theater" that he can't tune in the show any more. "You see," he explained, T wear & toupee, and every time I listen to the program my hair creeps."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
SpOrt
Hank Eyes Future
Invests in Agency
BY LEO MACDoNELL

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is -
Nnk Greenberg is reported TO
have kerplunked $4,000 in that
Brooklyn Ford agency Joe
Louis, who weighs just shy of 215,
Is telling friends that he never
felt better in his whole life +.
With Billy Conn's return, and
that Big Gate in sight, it should
make anybody feel good.
New York folks say Steven
Owen, coach of the Giants of the
football league. is more paternal
than the average pro coach . . +.
He constantly advises them 10
save their money and continue
their education, since pro foot
ball is merely a stopgap In
cidentally, Tim Mara, owner of
the Giants, and Owen have no
written contract.
Byron Nelson has raked in
over $4,000 with his beloved
ashie-niblick. which isn't exactly
timothy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
FOURTH IN IA

II was Hydrant's fourth victory
IN Ia starts this year and brought
first money of $500 10 the Ken
tuckyiana stable. which is owned
by Charles Miller. Detroit gear
manufactures and trained by D.
J. Ramsay Their colt ran the six
furlongs in 1:12 2-5 over a fast
track. full second slower than
many others have run.
In addition to the S34 60
straight. Hydrant paid 5000 and
$3.50 across the board. MANY
Lands paid $40 10 place and
S310 10 show while the show
price on Diamond Dick was $3.50.
Already shocked by Hydrant'S
triumph, the crowd was further
dazed when the $1,000 Grass
handicap went to John Hart s
Baumbach, which was ridden 10
$3.50 mutuel by apprentice
Roderick Hartwick. Baunbaeh
came from behind in the stretch
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
MidqeTs Win Strike

TuSs- -McLauGhE4-- -lGka-Aa--rea-
turned as head football coach at
Dartmouth, expects The Green 10
be a match for any rftati ti1Iy fatiE
McLauehry.s enthusiasm is ba~rd
on the fact that Mcrryl Frost
brilliant hrcakaway runner OF
three years ago. is back ln dC-
tion -. With a crowd of l2.OO0
customers on hand, midget auto
race drivers went on strike for a
more equitable distribution of tho
prize money just before a pro-
gram of races In Philadelphia.
They got n.
Garden State Racing ASso-
ciation Camden, y. j. esii-
mated its profits for the 50-day
meeting will approximate S525,-
600 after taxes and operating
expenses are paid. Back in 1912
the track reported earnings of
over 100000 Followed by
earnings of more than S300.G0
for l943 and for 1874 Nice
work. II one can horn In on II.
II was bad week for BobO New
som First tho Tigers gave
the veteran shellacking in PhIlly
And then fellow by the
name Of Boy Joyce, who pitches
Tor san FTanCiSCo, beat Holly
wood for his 3lst victory of the
season . Joyce broke l2-year
record held by NeWSom, who in
la33 won 30 games for Los An
n Professional layers Of odds are
picking the Tigers and Cubs with
Harold NeWhouSer and Hank
WySe meeting in the first game Of
the world series which starts in
Detroit Oct. 3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
OUTLAW Is STAR

But, little Jimmy Outlaw, with
four hits. a sensational catch and
throw and a magnificent slide at
home for a score, who really
stole the show. The catch was a
one-handed shoestring miracle off
the bat of Cecil Travis in the
third inning.
After the catch. the Tiger out
fielder, with a marvellous throw
10 York at first, doubled Joe
Kuhel, who was attempting to re-
turn 10 the initial corner after
running on what he believed was
a sure hit.
Kuhel, incidentally, robbed Roy
Cullenbine of hit with a spark
ing pickup at first. Joe Hoover
bagged three singles
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Severe Blow
Dealt So|ons
Trout Gains 5th
Victory Of Trip
By LEO MACDoNELL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-With
a show of superior batting power
backed up by brilliant, errorless
performances aheld. the pennant-
pointing Tigers swept both ends
of double-header from the Sena-
tors. Z 10 4 and z 10 3, here today
As d result the Tigers. gaining
two full games 10 boost their
league lead 10 two and one-half
games. dealt the second place
Senator's what could be a death
blow in the championship race
II also plunged into deep de-
spair a crowd of 22.949 paid GUS
tnmnrS- who witnessed the set
backs and as we'll another great
bloc of Washington fans unable
10 be on hand.
The double triumph reduced
Washington victories over the
season TO 10 and 9 against De-
trOlt
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
ANOTHER FOR DIZ'

Paul Dizzy Trout was the
winner in the Secon. game, in a
duel with Milton Mickey Haef-
ner, left-hapded knuckle ball art
ist. 1t was Trout's fifth victory
in six starts in the current east
ern road trip and his eighteenth
of the season. The colorful right
handler has lost Ia
Trout gave up nine hits but ex-
eept in the first inning kept them
fairly we'll scattered. All WASH
ingtor safetieS were singles.
ne Tigers collected t3 hits OF
-Haefner, one of them tremen-
dous home run by Rudy York into
the center field bleachers. a carry
of more than 400 feet. There was
no one on base at the time.
It was York's eighteenth homer
of the season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Top Money FiIly

INGLEWOOD Cal, Sept. -
CUP Quick ward, Norman
Church'S speedy 3-ycar-old nippcd
LOUIS 3 Mayors flly BuShcr. by
a nose in the $4,000 viii Rogers
Handicap today, but Busher'S sec
ond place made her the top money
winning filly Of all time
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Newhouser Seeks
sd Victory
Jim Outlaws Fielding,
Batting Big Lift

WASHINGTON. Sept Is - Al
Benton and Harold Newhouser
Will pitch for Detroit against
Washington in a double-header at
Griffith Stadium this Sunday,
Roger Wolff and Johnny Niggeling
for the Senators.
NewhouSer.- who will be bidding
for his 23d victory Of the season,
retired with a lame back after
pitching one inning of the first
game.
Though he did not finish. Benton
was the official winner Of a game
against the Athletics in Philadel-
phia recently.
Washington fans have seen
few, if any. greater catches
than Outlaw contributed in the
nightcap when he made one
handed diving stab off Travis
and then doubled Kuhel at first
with a sensational throw from
left field.
And just to add noise TO his
days work. little JamcSy got him
self five hits, four in the second
game.
York'S homer was his second in
Griffith's Stadium this season. In
all only seven ! We been totaled
by all clubs here this year. York 5
drive carried well ove- 400 feet.
Greenberg made one appear
ance-he pinch hit for New
houSer in the first game and hit
into a double play. He expected
10 start in left field but decided
not 10 because of the slippery
condition Of the turf Another
days rest won't hurt the big
boy with the Sprained ankle.
York and Cullenhine are now
tied with Is homerS each. The
homer was Rudy'S only hit Of the
day He has decided on quality
rather than quantity, il seems.
II was lIacfner's thirteenth
defeat against Is triumphS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Grand! Glorious!
FIRST GAME

Totals 80 = - g d.Zardon q o
a-Crecnberf bafted fof Ncwh0user in second
b-Chn bsttsc f0r Travis m sixth
c-VauEhn bsttrd for Mya't In sixth
d-Zardon bstted Tor Pierctu IN ninth
DETROIT O2O 200 300-T
Washington 600 OO4 OOO-4
Runs-Hooyer Mayo Crsmer. Culcnbtne 2
OUTLAW 2 Lewis Kurel Binks. Fcrrcl Runs
batted in-Msitr. Richards. FcTeU ? Binks
Torres. CrsmeI 2 Cuuenblne Two-base hits
OUTLAW, FeTrc.l Culenbine Three-base hit
CramCr SaCrinCe hit-Oyermire Left on
bases-Dctrolt Washington Double plays
Travis 90 Mvatt % Kunri Mayo % Hoover
20 YORK Bases on ballS-OI Newhouser l. OF
Leonard oN Oyrrwire g. oN Carrasquel
OF Pieretu J. Struck out-By Ncwhouser I
by Leonard by Ovcrmire 8. by Caster
Hiis-O0 Leonard g In pa innings. of New
houSer ( IN . inning or Oycrmire s IN A.
innings OF Carrasquci ; la innings Um-
plres - PipgraSr summers, PassarelIa and
ROmmei.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Chicago Bears Tor Second place N
the western division
on the first play of the game
Fencrbock's pass was intercepted
by Ryan Of the Freshmen and re-
turned 20 the NarSity's 20
FarkaS picked up four but two
passes Were de44ntdi Gn fourth
down Ryans pass into the end
zone was incomplete.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

have 10 PS-
chew golf for football In the
spring kOs II a former
intercollegiate links champion.
Veteran observers claim that
S. Sarah Palfrey Cooke, ma
f1Undf- w-OTTgH TeHHTS CTdmPiOn
measures up 10 such stars as
Helen Wills Roark. Helen Jacobs.
Alice Marble and Mrs. Molla
BJursedt Mallory.
Besides the Tigers, the Giants
and Dodgers have passed the
million mark In home attend
ance for the waning Big League
baseball season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Secretary School
Dale Is Sept. 3

Detroit Bowling Association VIII
hold its annual secretaries school
at 2;30 p. m. Sept % on-the third
floor of he Recreation Building,
DIP West Lafayette. New secre-
taries and officials of mems and
women's leagues are invited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
CRAMER SMASH WINS

Breaking a four-all tie, Roger
Doc) Cramer in the seventh in
ming blasted a roaring triple TO
right center which scored Hoover
and Eddie Mayo with runs that
locked up the opener.
It was Cramers first hit in 16
official times at bat, but it was
an all-important one. Hoover had
reached base on a fielder's choice
and Mayo on a single.
Mayo played in the first game
only.
The opener was delayed more
than an hour by rain which
started as the Tigers came to bat
in the second inning.
Both Harold Newhouser and
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
WILLIAMS RECEIVERS

Fenenbock fumblcd on the first
play and Williams recovered for
the Freshmen on the 3. The
Freshmen moved three Yards in
four play, and gave up the ball 10
the Varsity
The Varsity made eight on a
pass from Fenenbock 10 Diehl but
tried a fourth down pass and lost
the ball on the q. The Fresh
mems attack wouldn't click and
they lost the ball on downs on
tho 26
Wc>tfall and Fencnbock gave
the Varsity their first down on
the 80. That was as far as they
could go ana Wcstfaii quick
kicked 10 the Frc>hmcn's g.
Ryan picked up six and then
passed TO leppcr for the Fresh
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Probable Pitchers
By nited Press
INfYuI1AN IIAgIT

Louis Muucricf 1913 and shirley a-i2l
= New YoIk B0nham 7-l0 and Beteus
= 3-S two ramcs
Chicarn Humsh.icst 6,I3 and Lee Hi
81 Boston lFtrriss ais and @ Nel $40 -
tao Camft
Cleveland tGromek 100 and Center So
~ Philadelphia ISeWsom SIS and Enefr
a. two famee
DETROIT DENTON 1875 And DANA. o-ot
a. Washington ,W0lp 1910 and NiFrc.ing
7-i1 Two games
NATIoNAL IFNCTI
NeV York tNarlie So and Fe.dwan u. 81
et pirsbufrh lCablcs IFS and re 1912 b.
two games
Brooklyn seats a-S and Brsnca 7-5I =,
Chicaeo Prim l2-s and Wysc 1910 -
two games
einnBt Bowman ii-tL and KENNEDY h-lAF
two FAmrS
PhUadsIrtts fSnroul fln and Msuney So
a. 81 louis ,Lopatks 10 and Bysrly 4-5l-
two games,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Rick FerreII Handles
-Four KnuCkIe -BdIIers

Rick Ferrell, who has been
catching in the majors since 1929.
has one Of the toughest jobs
handling four knuckle ball pitch
erS of the Washington club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

the y Ort h
& a Olin a
AX Pre-
flight tea IN
last year -.
Before that
he WAS at
NOtre Dame
lie quit
South Bend
I'm "A h a If
when rank
Leahy d
him he would
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
SQUEEZE
FAILS

Bobby Maier of Tigers
out between third and home
in the fourth inning of first
game after a squeeze play
failed to work. Rick FerreIl
is the Washington catcher.
The Tigers swept twin bill
from the Mats Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

mems initial first down Of the
game.
Fenenbock intercepted Ryan's
pass on the 40 and raced II back
- yards 10 the Freshmen's l5.
WeStfall and Fenenbock went 10
the 2 as the period ended. Fresh
men q VARSITY @.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Gridder Of Year7

Stan Koslowski OF Holy Cross
Il already being tabled THE
football player of the year" -.
Kos, a back, was a member of
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Continued on Page Three)
How They Stand

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Detroit TT. Washington 4-3.
New York T-9. St Louis A-a.
Philadelphia 6, Cleveland second Eame
postponed.
Chicago az Boston postponed.
GAMES SUNDAY
Detroit at Washington a..
81 Louis at New York a..
Cleveland at Philadelphia (2l,
Chicago at Boston ~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
OF TO Fine Start

Psfrrec-NIse favdcu Noffr Dame I'm
pirr-D & Gibson tNnrjrWcftsfu 'teid
judge Bernard Daring Heoit a.ad lines
Usu--S LfEaulf umcr--L. H HCNasv
Iouchd0wns-NiChiEAu NCSciN p Iruiuga
J Verses C0nserEl1us-pouSrttp Cal
lAh&n ! Safe'ics-Ponscttp !
Substitution Michigan Ends Cfcrkosti.
puusfinr swanson Yruugbipod tsIb.es.
Pransw Callahan johnson Hinton, Pratt
guards Wilkins Sobolcssi Tomas. ll1'li.
Trrihofor Srti~ W'trr Nakswu .rr'rfs.
EaSanaugh MrmScu Anderson quar'"fbsrkS
Ysfecs Pnnss'fo Dotv Hunter tAlfhsckS
WelscnburEtr Coleman. Fordc Bcutg elliott
fuilbackS Folif pRnrsH -rNlamcs T'uiuEa
or MueUdcr Great Lakcs.Fnds Blkrr.
.Iosko jones Grant Rallcy tackles Wcudt
Wifscth Sin0fSk guards Foley. Lsmoure.
Harvey trnicrs fdaif Alhan wilkins quar-
terhaJks Orelc. Salvatore TcrIcp Pefscr
Rylsr haifharks nyr AsCrerhrrnnCr Chan
der. Deere iullbsCFy NafhcfnY NrMlcCGy.
Time % game hours Al minutes
Official attendance 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Hydrant, Hope Shot,
First in LaSalle Cap
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

disaster almost every other horse the
ydran hope the Kenucksna stable rambed
startling victory the $4,000 La Sail Handicap Detroit
track Saturday afternoon
of bring 4-year-old
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York . Pittsburgh s
Brooklyn t2-e. Chicago ST.
Cineinnatti 2. Boston o.
GAMES SUNDAY
Brooklru at Chicato t71
New Nork AZ Pittsburgh ~.
Philsdelphia az It Louis n.
Rnstnn at CInrInnAtl a..
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Lions Frosh Battle
Varsity Before 10000
BY EDGAR HAYES

Detroit football fans their first look the l945 edition Of
the Lions L. Of D. Stadium Saturday night when
the varsity battled the freshmen before 1900 fans.
the annual battle for positions the club between the
the members NJ last squad that tied with the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
>ECOND GAME

zsraor ran i5i Travis IN ninth
DETROIT 600 OO3 U13-T
washington 200 Ool COO--3
Ruus-Wetb York ? Cullcnbine OUTLAW
Csep Lewis Flnel Runs batted in-LcWis.
Travis ? YORK Richards ? Trout outlaw
Efrrr-LfNiA Home run-YoTk SaCrihCc hits
-Wehb Myatt Case Cramer Left on bases
Detroit 90 Washington Z Double playS-Ou
law 'o York Wcnb 10 Hoover 10 YORK Hoover
20 webb fa York Bases on balls-On Trout
3 of Harfncr ? Struck out-By Haefner
Tupiics-~ummcfs, PaSsarella. Rommei. Pip
nHaa
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
PONSETTo GETS BALL

The Sailors advanced 20 the l.
yard line and there with center
Harold Watts. guard John Lintol
and Capt. Joe PonSetto leading
the fight, the Michigan team held
FOR downs and took over the ball.
ON The first play after this
stubborn stand. Dan DworSky
fumblcd and DonSetto pounced on
the ball for a safety This was
all the scoring cor the men Of 1t.
Paul Brown for tho afternoon. but
they easily might have had one or
TWO touchdoWnS except for fre-
Qucnt infraCtlonS ot tho rules
which cost .hem 13 penalties and
% yards.
In the second quarter, Great
Lakes went % The lO-yard line on
a completed pass bu' were called
back for illegal use OF hands In
the third quarter, Bye dropped
TcrlepS pass or the goal line. In
the final period they drove aS far
as the 20-yard line only TO be
waved back.
But there was no question 10.
day about the better tram. And
this young Michigan team under
(Continued nm pava hl
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Crlrisls-Referes Ken Borts' umpire
Ceorrs Duf1l. Neld judge Don Rider head
lineSmsn, Charles Lssdbc'icf
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Bulldog colt to a S3460 mutuel
and three-length victory over the
Well-played Many Lands in one Of
the toughest races every run here.
w +. Snider's Diamond Dick was
a neck back for third money with
Annie's Reply a well beaten fourth
in the field Of y
Hydrant. which beat only one
horse in his previous start, was
grouped. in the mutuel field with
Good Going and Annies Reply
Saturday. He owed his victory 10
the fact that Jacobs got him past
Good Going TO the front and out
of trouble soon after the start.
MASS TROUBLE
While Hydrant was showing
his early speed, all kinds of trou-
BILE ruined the others chances.
Pig Tails, running fast, fell with
Jockey Fred Wirth as the field
rounded the first turn. That elm
mated her.
Diamond Dick and Bold Ques-
tion, the two heaviest played in
the field, were bumped and
squeezed in so tight they hardly
had chance. Many Lands, second
choice in the betting, ran wide
entering the stretch and lost his
chance.
Annie'S Reply made a charge
along the rail in the stretch but
Jacobs brought the ultimate win
ner over so sharply that Jockey
Hart $ mount smashed against the
barrier, then came on 10 finish
fourth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Pennant Race at Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE

The remaining schedules Of contending teams:
DETROIT at Washngton-Sep 16 t2), ~. At Cleveland9
20 ST. Louis22 %. Cleveland-25 26 At ~. Lou-29 80.
washington-DETRoT-Sept 10 t2l II. At New York-2o.
2l At Philadelphia, 23 (2l,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

ponSctio. left footcr who
booted e out of rs extra points
a year ago started well by add
lnC both CXtTa points.
Michigan got lis next TWO
T0TCbdCWTTS TT tr1T tt7~7tr rTrffTT-- r.
one came after drive Of -
AaEdS- -Whcn- -ChIcagn,S- boy beauty.
Tcnlnga went over from the
1-yard iync Howard fcTgCy scored
the faSt from the 1-yaFd line.
putvctfo had one extra kick
blocked and Bob Callahan. a St
Louis marine discharge with 10
months service as a combat in
strucior. added the other. Gala
han is a tackle
just 90 monopolIze offensive
movements Of the day, Michigan
scored the only two points for
Great Lakes. This came as a
safety following a great goal line
stand by NIchlCan'S line
After the opening Wolverine
touchdown surge Great Lakes re-
cclvod. and Marion Motley, the
brilliant Negro fullback, broke
loose on 62-yard sidelne dash
20 MiChlCanS S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Michigan Crushes Great Lakes in Opener, 27-2
Passes Lead
MeNeiII Carries Over
on Both Occasions
BY BOB MURPHY

ANN ARBOR, Sept 15-Michi-
gan's young Wolverines, with six
freshmen in the starting lineup,
rolled over the Sailors OF Great
Lakes with case here this after
noon 10 win, u 10 2, before a
crowd Of y 600.
Fritz Crlsler presented a team
averaging slightly over l9 years Of
age, But in Tits group oF young
Sters were a lot OF backs with fine
ability and a line that showed on
one goal line stand that II VIII go
far 10 uphold the reputation of
Michigan'S great fore wall tutor
Clarancc CBiggie) Mum.
The Wolverines took tho open
ing kickoff, fa#4blea ~4th a pass
on the first play from scrlmmage.
and went rambling down the field
50 yards for a touchdown that
required only seven plays. The
touchdown was scored from the
9-vard line on a pass from Walter
Teninga, a much heralded halfback
from Chicago. 10 Ed tScotty) Nc
Neil. a tall end from Llbbey High
School Of Toledo.
o'NFIH SCORES AGAIN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Continued on Page 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
o'NEILL SCORES AGAIN

In the same quarter, Joe Pom
setto quarterback and captain OF
the Wolverines. threw a pass 10
tho aforementioned ONeill good
for 81 yards and A touchdown.
PonSctio. a left iootcr who
booted e out of rs extra points
year ago started well by add