The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-08

Football sChcduIed omen OFFICIALLY In The
r future and it might be we'll give the fans brief
ture of what expect and what look for AS far as
our boys concerned Some Of the material might APP
r TO be petition but early survey was speculative
ba modified many Of these things The Army and the
Navy will again be the tops far collegiate com
nelon is concerned. Davis and Blanchard make the
army the favorte team The Navy will have Hornsche-
never from Indiana and Kelly from Nore Dame to bolster
NJ backicld AS far the Big Ten concerned looks
Ike Ohio state all the wax. mainly because Horvath's
nominate Paul Sarrnghaus has been released from the
arnv SaTinghaus is the boy who beat Michigan when
.1nkS and klzma in the melight for the cham
ronshp Minnesota and Illinois dark horses while
hc Wolverines from Michigan facing their tough
c schedules appear TO be slightly below their usual
Standard might add that Fritz CriSler is shrewd coach
ana ANYTHING happen up at Ann Arbor You mark
oNn that Michigan will not beat the Army or
Nay unless miracle happens
same Of the outstanding Negro personnel will be 'n
Shore again this Young Paul Robson has been
shifted fullback down at Cornell but at this writing
have Just been Informed that he dropping school
II b. Is about reach the draft age and expects TO bc
dfg tod Great Lakes has Marion Motley the great
ta about whom we wrote sometime back Motley
sanposcd team with Patterson. Young and Johnson
but caught out Of bounds and supposed to be
tran fcrrcd everybody transferred but Motley Mot
a saved spectacular game against the College All
STAR Nhch his lost $50 Motley caught Tom Ha
m twice when the latter about break away and
Ass made substantial yardage through the oppostons
r VI through the game. Motleys presence makes great
lbfs fair team which would definitely be inferior With
ST hm Watch Motley when the is over he's OF
'}oNrs Mel MurchSon. Coumbias great lneman. is ex-
lead an Otherwise line and the coach has
itancv in saving hat MurchinSons presence can
spr ne difference between successful season and
rel nerc one Down at Michigan Fritz CrSlcr uncovered
orc Leon Elan who halls from MorehouSe who threatens
ably take he place Of the sorey missed Gene Der
Ycott who serving his country. ELAN lacks the
ne hat Dcrrcoe possesses but has possibilities if
gn enough attention Bob Mann. the fleet end hasheen
rl q into the armed forces and Will not he available
"a Illinois has in Otis Finney of the 'SlickeS
run backs in competition and if given any opportunity
viii make all spectators take notice Incidentally
ff, was teammatc Of Buddy Young during their prep
d i beat Buddy out for the scoring championship by
"a Daddy scored two touchdownS. but Finnev
l 3 points after touchdownS need say more? The
Of Detroit viii build its offcnse around youth
n fl Brown who will certainly put the school the
Hes threat cNeryiime he touches the pigskn and
he OPPOSITION building dcfcnses already for coach
ar otfensc. This represents croSSsecon Of Of
landing players and let's pull for their success
the qr,iron
Haas off to Bill Willis and J. G. Coffee who per-
N osm. capablv for the All Stars in the annual game
III Soldiers Field in Chicago before $4,000 fans Will
I'D almost the entire game, while Coffee saw some
2e eton.
rose who occupy the ringside may be glad to know
't ae commission has refused Godfrcys request Of
for the SpenccrTcrranova bout The commission
arc hat the price is too high for the competition Look
out y * londcs YOU might be next.