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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

an adjoining room. Thompson ad-
mitted his friendship with Mrs,
Budnik. but he emotionally and
emphatically denied killing his
wife.
did you Kill your wife,
Noggle asked point blank.
my God, no." T mpson
answered.
Did you have some one kill
her." he was asked.
LUNCH DATE DENIED
"No, positively no. She was
too good q woman to meet such
n horrible death. She worked
hard 10 help me. She was true
10 me. She was one OF the
purest Of women. We had got
along fine together until three
years ago when she took to
nagging me. We separated
three months ago."
In only one minor detail, Noggle
said, while Thompson and Mrs.
Budnik accounted for their move
ments on Thursday and Friday
did they disagree. Mrs. Budnik
said they had lunched together
Friday, bat Thompson denied this,
stating he worked until 3 p. m
that day
Thompson said that Thursday
night he met A fellow Oakland
Hills Country Club member, Art
ReZke, and his son. an eX-marine
They dined and drank at down
town establishment. Rezke and
his son left, between 1920 p. m
and IL p. m. and Thompson said
he returned to his Hamilton ave-
nue. apartment at 1l:30 p. m.
CONFIRM MOVEMENTS
Noggle said authorities had con-
firmed Thompson's story that on
Friday morning he went to their
Orchard Lake home TO pick up his
hunting clothing. and moth
eaten overcoat. He took the coat
to an employe of his wife's laun-
dry.
That night he and Mrs. Budnik
met at bar and after having
few drinks drove to Mt. Clemens
for dinner with friends where they
later played cards until 2 a. m.
Saturday. During the evening,
Thompson said, he saw the Mt,
Clemens police chief and ex.
changed greetings.
Accounting for her Thursday
activities, Mrs. Budnik said she
had dinner alone AZ home and
then entertained a physician and
his wife.
Thompson was confined as a
common prisoner in Jail after au-
thorities routinely removed his
belt, suspenders, valuables and a
wallet containing S153.
THREAT COMES TRUE
Mrs. Budnik, kept in the
woman's division, tried TO evade
newspaper photographers by COW
ering her face tightly with a yel-
low scarf. Once she said il looked
as il the slain woman was keep
ing her promise:
You'll never get my husband
I'll haunt you the rest Of
your life"
"It looks like she will" sobbed
the woman.
Police also centered their atten-
tion on Mrs Thompson's autouno-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
SEEKS NO FAVORS

These volunteer workers are
neither seeking nor expecting
favors or special privileges nv
supporting Frankensteen." she
said
1--WE do expect good govern
ment from him for everybody
because we have faith and conf
dence In Dick Frankensteen's
ability and sincerity To carry out
his ideals and aspirations for q
cleaner and more beautiful, more
comfortable and more up-to-
date Detroit"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
CHARGES HATE VIRUS

"The race issue, the national
ity issue, the divide and conquer
tactics which our opponents are
using, threaten our own self
government al homo and stir up
international Ill will In our rela-
tions with other countries.
I'VE believe that the people of
Detroit will no longer he fooled
by the desperate measures Of
selfish individuals TO inject n
hate virus in the minds Of the
voters In order To prolong the
life Of do-nothing city admins
tration.'
Mrs. Van Auken explained thai
the committee she heads is non
partisan, including Republicans
Democrats. and independents. Sht
also said il included all races snt
religions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
FrGnkenSIPPn
By FRANK MORRIS

Mayor Jeffries was accused Of
waging hate campaign against
his mayoral opponent today by
Mrs Clara Van Auken, Democratic
national committeewoman for
Michigan,
Mrs, NsH AHken, prominent
Democrat leader, stepped into the
mayoral race As head OF a Detroit
Women for Frankensteen Commit
tee % In radio talk last night,
Mrs. Van Auken declared
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
fContinued from Par. on,l

Juchenko was found al As Auburn
dale, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Coco, who with Mr.. and
Mrs. August Nifa of 1892 Thomp-
son, identified Mrs. ThompSon'S
body The CocoS were friends Of
Mrs. Thomson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
SpOr

Bs LFo MACBoNELL

Branch RlCSc, head man ~
the BROOKLYN Dodgers orca01a-
Nlor declared Virgil l-achs
showed enough speed l0 trr
Worid Series tn rate 'rr -E-..
pitcher l> '-o tfs'e>' .0 nasHH7 f.
tOdsl tafrnc .rfncr knr Ft.-
Ter nor Harold \r"to-slt
Comm >eerrr Crrrf H... ~a-.
tour a., an major league trains
ing camps boz tho spring 'o set
20 know f-r PLAYERS better
Gahby Hartnett denies ~ F"-
signed as manager AZ Jersey
CITY.
81 was fired, Hartnctt cN.
planned,
The Nes York Ctcus saints
and Sinners viii induct Hank
GreenherC ~ tho Naldorf-AS-
tOria Oct q.
BIZ Hewitt. who used 20 paN
2 lo, o. end for Nag#gan and
the Bears IS on Tho coaching
staff of the Pittsburgh S'oc.cr>
Robinson Fold where the
Lions indulge n their daily work
outs is called DoTaIS University
-, The dressing quarters is CAV
thon FleIdhOuSC and the lecture
room m an old stable IS Bach
Memorial Hall L.. John
Eae-seas lata= ts,+-=-4z-ti 80 s-s4=t-ff
football teams ar Catholic Gem
tral Is in tho office of research
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Cockeyed 7 System

30 Mcmillan. Indiana coach
was quoted a. follows
'Nou want 10 know what sys-
tenn We USE Wei, do like we
do and call II the Cockeyed T.
We line up 7 with an unbal-
anced line. Then the quarter
hack goes in motion both ways
90 make II a single wing or
double wing, ar whatever YOU
want Ia call IL. All the backs
play fulihaCk and quarterback
and halfhariy. n Just depends.
We fooled Michigan some with
n, hut they didn't have 4 chance
20 scout IT, Now all the scouts
have seen II, soft won't fool
anybody"
Harry Daugherty ~Wbo plays q
LOT Of hackheld for 6slO- State
can practically name the priee h,
wants on a MAJOR league base
ball contract .. a ShortSrop
built on Marty Msuons lines hr
worked our q lot with Columbus
q Cardinal farm last summer
but resisted all attempts 10 Sigr
him Joe PonSetto Michigan ,
fine quarterback. rs being mon
TONED with Friedman. Newman
and EV7SheFsk ~ Wolverine I'M
mortalS in tho siCnal-CaIlinE dc
rartment
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

herring $50 and choral arulA- -nt
500 Which Is a reminder that
Toledo's Waite Lincoln Mich
and Highland Park High put ON
q swell spectacle last Sunday
Col. John Gottlieb, who re-
portedly was the strength he
hind Larry MacPhail in the big
push that made senator Chand-
Ter baseball commissioner, il a
wealthy { Chicago trucking mag
nate ... Before that the colonel
used 10 promote boxing shows at
Rock Island, I'll. Virgil
Trucks pitched big league all
stars 10 four-hit 10 | victory
over an All-star Negro team in
New York Sunday.
Dick BartCL ono time Tiger
who has just been discharged from
the navy. will manage Jersey City
in the International League ac-
COTdlnE 10 gossip Jimmy
Gallagher. former baseball scribe,
Is doing a fine loh as general
manager-of the Cubs. which may
mean hlE league baseball could
use more journalists IN their front
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Bob Tales
GreenDerg Looking
For an Office Job
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

NEW YORK. oct. 17-SPORTS
CONFETTI PICKED Up ALONG
THE BROADWAY TRAIL:
Hank Greenberg, hero Of the
Tigers American League and
World Series victories, definitely
is on the market for a front Of
fee Job IN baseball after next
season.
i've had all kinds of offers"
he said, "but I'D like TO stay i'm
baseball. I'll play one more year
and that's all for me as
player. ! plan to 20 to Florida
around the first Of the year and
gradually get myself in shape"
Hank appeared here Sunday IN
an exhibition game against the
BuShWickS. But he couldn't plav
because Of the had right hand and
spent the afternoon autographIng.
And who do you think was one
OF The pitchers for Hank team
Doc Cramer.
Hank and Joe DlMagcio had a
long talk in Toots ShorS. Joe.
hack IN clvieS. looks swell and
says the stomach ulcers won /
stop his comeback IN baseball.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

of a very few years he has taken
the No. ] sports announcer'S
spot away from such notables
as Ted Husing and Bill stern
Sc, Nlsmer, Port Huron's pride,
has Just signed a new contract
with Bethlehem Steel
Army toothall team might take
the Rose Bow assignment this
year n tenderod The Cadets
are allowed sufficient time of a.
Christmas time 10 allow the trip
Larry NcpHsl. the raupar,
Yankee boss. is around IN dark
glasses Ii happerna- -.l..t
Maryland telephone hvawl All ~
which causes Wit Henry NcLema,e
70 crack
That's what YOU get for try.
INK 10 get away with slug in
a telephone office
TIP 70 horse PLAYERS re' c7
Grawp s Image, owned ny Wn'ey
ArCi, next time ogt ~ Jaral~s
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Cox Back Again

Bill Cox. who was forced n gs'
out ~ baseball nv The late Judge
lands has hohhod up again. as
he owns the BROOKLYN Dodgers
wNo are slated ~ operate IN the
A'.-Amerlcan Football Conference
trN' YEAR &c.. Cox says B.I DALEY,
former Minnesota and Michigan
star and Glenn Do0bs Of Tulsa
already arc signed
Coz, Soull recall. is the same
guy who announced Bucky
Harris dismissal as manager Of
the PhllicS before Bucky had
been given the courtesy ~ re-
signing Cox -tva glutton for
punishment and he certainly
starts of In the new enterprise
with better than two strikes on
him.
seen chatting together, Tom
Harmon ~ MichigAn and
Creighton Miller Of Notre
Dame.
SnarteSt uoney.uaker an d
Toney-keeper of all boxers IS
FrltzIc ZiNc. currently about the
hrg town and planning his future
whom finally he Ce'' cut ~ the
ARMY
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Harness Officials
Ban Top Driver

Pa iiafIc leading driver 6.r-
ing the spring meet was So down
last n Chr fot 're balance ~ tUo
present harness meet ~ North
vile Downs for unoecom.ng c0n-
oHrt
HaryIc. officials SaId. used
sbusNG Language when rHCy doc
MED rs claim ~ not being lH
position ~ ino start of Monday 5
second race. .~ wrlch ns horse.
Scot Frisco finished .aSf.
With more than 5000 .~ Tho
stsnde 'a-' night rrc f',n race
st1 }-l6 %, a milo for psgats was
won by q 16-I choice No.o la.
IN . iH..
No.o Hs. n.- Row Fu-ar.hcrr
IN tho s-s .r7 from start to
finish ,o wir 0y "a 'o0c'r over 're
odds on choice Merry England
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Sutherland
Quits Sylvan

Bob Sutherland, for II years a
leading figure at tho Sylvan Glen
Golf Club and one Of the founders
OF the Metropolitan Golf Associa-
tlon. has resigned AZ tho orders of
his physician Later in tho season
the bcctlc-hroWcd Scot who has
taught 10000 persons TO play golf,
viii depart for Florida with Mrs.
Sutherland 10 take a needed rest
Sutherland was The friend Of
thc unattached golfer. helping "a
organize the NoWi-pub.c courses
lie played part IN the develop
mcnt Of Jimmy Johnson, pro AZ
Glen Oaks. and Hope Se.gnjouS.
pro AZ Milwaukee.
Before World War 7 ho was a
butcher In that conflict ho 'olned
tho Soaforth liiCh.ar5crs serving
five years lie came 10 the United
States m 1920,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Sign 'CrdzyIegS'
In Pro Raid

CHICAGO Oct. i CrP)-The
projected Atf-Au1erICa for 4 a
conference today continued IT'S an
nounced plan Of robbing the estah-
hshed football league of its
players.
John l. kecshIn trucking mag
nate and owner Of the Chicago
franchise in the Bil-America, an
nOunCed Capt George cSonnyT
franck and 1t. Bob Dove Of the
marines and 1t Elroy HirSch of
the navy had signed contracts TO
play with ms team after their
discharge from the service.
Franck, 1910 Minnesota, All.
American. belonged to the New
York Giants of tho NFL. while
HIrsch was tckctcd for the NFL
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

ball games. She follows the bic
games IN the paper and over the
radio. Football is Just one Of her
favor'o sports. She Us an ardent
Tiger fan and has a working
knowledge Of al sports
Asked If her father helped her.
Anne who attends Henry Ford
School sand quickly
These arc my selections and
mine alone, Would my dad have
picked against Arkansas that
heat Texas Christian week
ago? ! guess not
The rurnoUIn prizes went tc
Emanuel Klein. 2iG5 Atkinson
Donald Parton Hotel Roosevelt
Pontiac Ethel Smith 1929 Rooso-
volt. John CattrelI 5l2q Helen
Mrs II ! LaBeau 81 ( Pleasant
River Rouge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Hank White
Heads B. Nc.

Henry Hank White was
elected commodore Of tho Bay
NoW Yacht Club ~ the annla.
meeting last night Of tho member
ship. Don Frccburn was named
vice commodore and Charles Nc
GrcEor. roar commodore Ted
Northuann and Eddie WuusrH
were listed on the directorate
EayNjow annually sponsors three
yCgatfaS Including the pori
HWnn-NarkIrac race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

" 2 g h n q
m q re man
205 next June
W h . n h .
m . cts Billy
{ q n n &.
y ork chops
where IL thy
Stin ng
Harry W Is
ner has done
n n amazing
job ere In
the East
In I he span
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
ID Sports q
l)R { Y | 7 IE D

NATIONAL COLE RACK
L.. S. Open. L. S Amateur and
publnX golf meets will be re-
sumcd, says USGA head Morton
Bogue Open June 1915 at
Clcyelands Canterbury, Amateur
Sept Ola az SprlngheId'S ~, j.
Balusrol and Publinx at Denver
July 22-27 .. Walter Cup al
Long Island Aug -2n-2l Il British
have a team Ryder off for at
least two years
BONSToMN- -TICKETS-GajnF
fast for game with Catholic Cen
tral Nov 3 AT Briggs Stadium
on sale at RaylS and 1880
Washington Blvd. and Catholic
Central Belmont at John r.
BASEBALL TRADES Louis
Browns traded George McQuinn
for Dick Seibert Of AS. both are
FIRST haSemen 49,, 4 straight deal
HOLD YOUR NOSE - Star
h7l'naCk Charlie Trippi, back
with Georgia after release from
army says his card read Frozen.
hold for 1915 football project "
and that S why he didn't 20
overseas he got out on Al
points
Bill CORUM; Would Blanch-
ard and Davis have been such hot
potatoes and the admittedly great
Army team OF today so great
playing against the Minnesota
GoUnDr> of \agursli'S time Har-
mons a-tt-rrlu uCy.- thc Nouc
Dancers of Brill and Savoldi. or
~tho Him oI the no wall but
legendary Rcd Head
II tArmN WAS a team playing
with all The sun, ,.. tho only way
tho Army back could have failed
20 run would h7to been 'o pull a
Charley HoStctler fall down
JOE NNOLDI. Says football
ts tougher game 10 compete m
than wrestling. l7ftor is a
SN0V o.. bur q hurts him 10 hear
,. poop'r-EiNo it tho raspberry and
fNcu lud ogt tho wrestler has suf-
fnNd q broken back or is dead
Vucn has happened jn several
cases YOU take q chance every
time y0I walk inside those ropes
Joe Is 81. well fixed married and
has an 1'-ycar old son and lIvrS
az Uarhort Mich 49,. Wants 10
60 INTO some kind oi business
DNN PARKER: II docsn. 2 srr~
io have occurred 10 any ono shat
waFhr tho y y writers who
have been Cu'lCInC Chandler
have been motiyatcd by Tho quite
bone. Hr1 obvious reason that SO
'4r te has hoCn rattIinc around
n Lands ynO0S Nike \ hlaCk-cycd
po4 F0r that matter. when
Lands was criticized as no often
Mas rr- Glfnt ca 4FoHna yelling
smear campaign
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
AeriaIs Due

PHILADELPHIA oct II .EP)
The Philadelphia Eagles today
signed Tommy Thompson former
Tulsa SSInE specialist and
F'~r11y NcE'r former Stanford
psss-cafChIng end Both recently
were released from service,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

vs. orzuiHk
Who u.st eor1-
pfeftd four
years ot army
vice was
All CItt and
All Stafc ~
basketball and
vas SpCou q
haSeDan ON the
baseball team
AZ lIaulfiarrc6
from 19-S t0
1881 Ilc cap
tanned the cggC
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

the Lilo n s IS
carded for oct.
2s. W hen De-
troitS pro foot
han team plays
the = ears at
Briggs Stadium
Maestro
Cra h a m T.
OVerC ard IS
planning for 4
cast which VIII
include a band
Of $50. baton
NleldprS NUM-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
ROUGE UNBEATEN

Then comes River Rouge. which
should come into this contest un-
defeated The reports say Rouge
has one Of the best elevcnS IN its
history and rs pointing for an
indicated season,
So II YOU notice Shields walk
ing around and whlstinG the tune
Wishing the thought that might
he running through hlS mind is
that he WISHES Dec. > was here
and the ShamroCkS had finished
the nine game schedule unde-
fcatrd
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
WESTFALL TOPS

Besides Cbr.s'mar and h.. TOSS.
inC, the Cardinal, have Top ground
gamers in Leo Cantor and Frant
Scno Cantor accounted for two
touChdoWnS against The Bears
Tho Cardinals obtained Cantor
from tho Giants. S0no came 10
the Chicago club from the Rod.
skins
With p total of ~ yards. p
ihrco-yard average IN three games.
Bob WcStfaN long n tho shadow
Of Tom Harmon and then Frankie
SnkwiCh, is Detroit's no. ! ball
carrier
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

.BeN, This -
a schedule. Al
r I ordSOn
comes NliSha
waka High Of
Indiana. Boy =
Town, X VP r
Rouge and the
plaNoffs 70 r
{ h g atholiC
first division
title.
IF We " / N
the latter, we
will play for
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
POnderS Grid Card
OfVery Tough Games
BY TOM HARPER

! Shields football squad VIII Fordson High
Saturday L. Of Stadium around these days
singing. M Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time
Shields making coaching debut Central this after
DeoS EUdon circuit for than five
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
VETERANS SCORE

Tho line of Adam Brown. Joe
Camc'h and Eddie Bruneteau APP
pcarcd 10 possess the most potcn-
tal strength, but two Of The vet
Grams. Syd Howe and Mud Bruno
tcan collaboratcd 10 open lhc
scoring IN the second period aftot
brilliant Coal'endnE by Perras
had held the Wings al bay.
Indianapolis failed ~ test the
Detroit defense. led hy lack stew
art The Caps are TO leave today
for Buffalo where they open
their American Hockey League
season tonight They play their
'r--' nome game tomorrow night.
A severe INJURY 10 Bob Thorpe.
2G-year-old right wing for Omana.
maIred -a a.A-tp4m- -tr4nnnh
Thorpe p Port DalhouSe lOnt1
pIa}c who. just turned pro was
taken 10 Harper Hospital with a
possible fractured skull after a
collision with two ST. Louis play
erS IN the third period
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
GRID
PICKER

Anne Oliver, II, who beat
all the experts, won The
Detroit Times football Sc
leCtinnS cnnte = { which
gives her a 500 war bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
THEY'RE ALL TOUGH

A glance az the teams Central
meets bears ou Shields state
ment Ford>on .us' was noSed out
last week by. River Rouge after
winning two games.
Mlshawaka. from reports com,
ing ~ us. rates as one ot the
toughest. If NOT The toughest foe
Central Will meet this year
Boys Town again viii meet the
ShamrockS AZ Briggs Stadium
Nov, 4 Some 1900 fans turned
our last year 10 watch this con.
test, ending in a 1f-all deadlock
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

the city championship. I doubt
If any other prep team in the
country faces a tougher sched-
ule, 80 said Shields.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Plan Extravaoanza

The biggest and best between,
halves show 10 he put on hy
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

has SoCn ms T07m -TaTK up T0TFE
straight victories m as many
starts, hut the popular coach
knows his work has luSt begun,
with SIX and maybe seven contests
left To be piavCd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

Now that Georgia's Charley
Trippi h out Of the army, . lot
of people wonder what iS going
IN happen about the Lions
frankie SinkwiCh One of
the hest football games of the
Near will come q week from
Saturday when Georgia meets
Alabama at Birmingham q.
Trippi - the Crimson Tide ace,
Harry Gilmer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Winner Meets
C0dstChdnnp
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. oct. II -- The
first step toward arranging a
Rose Bowl series between the
Western Conference and Pacific
Coast Conference champions Will
be taken in December.
Az that time TT. .. tFrii7l
CriSlcr athletic director AZ the
University Of Michigan will ask
the conference 20 set up ma
Chlncy 10 determine the football
champions Of tho Big Ten.
SEE NEW YEARS GAME
Under the present sctup the
conference rs listed AS a playing
league and no football utlcholder
is officially designated
However. every school that fin
iShcS on top of tho standings AZ
the end Of tho Nc7r presents gold
footballs 10 THO members Of ms
team. each ono inscribed Confer
cnco Champions
If ChuSlcr'S plan is adopted n
is expected negotiations Will be
opened with. Tho Pacific Coast
league FOR q championship game
each New Year Under the lead,
erShIp of Kenneth Wilson, tho
new commissioner. tho idea would
likely receive favorable attention
from the athletic directors anC
faculty representatives.
COACHES TO VOTE
Under the CriSler plan tho
championship would he determ
med by a vote OF the football
coaches. athletic directors anC
faculty representatives Of tho
teams m the Big Ten Thus. IT
case TWO teams finished even
they could determine on the basis
of the schedule played which team
rs the better representative fei
the championship game.
The conference long has beer
opposed 20 poSt-SeaSOn games, bn'
there always has been a strong
group IN favor of meeting thC
coast team.
Many have recognized the coast
team has a problem IN the Rose
Bow Setup and If they could solve
It by playing the Big Ten winner
~ would end some of the too keen
competition by other schools foI
that prize,
This keen competition has iec
10 the relaxing -aEthe cttctuttrty
rules m some sections.
At n press conference Ncs'0r-
day. CrSler said he knew of nc
plans 70 add Pittsburgh 70 the BE
Ten
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
York on Block

a Sure-fre trade brews for the
Tigers Rudy York is on the
block
Joe Louis weighed 2l9 pounds
when he left New York for the
Pacific Coast. He SAYS he will
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

team 'o 'hc city tI''o In bus SonlNJ
soar. i.e later won, lo Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Big Ten May Accept Rose Bowl Bids
Norris Sees
Wings Win
r, IfNIs II. WALTER

r.~r. NORRIS. 'Hc Chicago grain
s...-,-- ,,--- NUNS rre Rod Wings
...... r...- t........ .....,,,
...- .....-. ,r 49,,
Garden vss I.marc yn
...-, ......-.....
NJ, didn I get a h"'N
check Iu't a Ii'il' rh'umal'>ln'
] guess. h' sf'a IoN'a.'l a, nc
made Prs Way '0'0aGN me crow o.
M"'.H ha7 'as' N''chc. has h'a
WING, N'7' ,'c.f American
League t'"'Nei.. me -ndIan-
TP''~ Nln'H.s az.
Norris had como oNcr from Chi
c7-a to watch rIs tVo clubs play
each other and f0 see what Man
#-'I Adams had M 'nc Way oI
hockey talent ia IfN.Nc mo olhof
l1r''H.l-o'n'd g.u0. mo omaha
knights.
Tho knights had ANSWERED that
question with a 20 victory over
.....,'> ! y .,', - :, ,,,., a.>n -, ~
=el A4--=-lht=sttit-i= night.
,,,.re uoI,y,v
~ - ' MI
No'lIs horn IN Montreal and a
hockey player himself IN has
youth, regards the Wings as tar
more than an Investment lie
loves me game, has often Sald ne
WOULD rather WIN n STANLEY cup
"lth hN Red Wings than win a
ha.t dozen Kentucky DcrhieS.
What no saw last night con
N'nced me Wing owner, along
Win 7NoD others, that Detroit
again VIII he one oi inc niC lac
TOTS IN me NaiIonaI lockcN
League.
still Norris wasn't eAuherant-
he knows tho Maple Leafs and
Montreal arc loaded that the
kr7utS are back with Boston and
that Laprade hoy viii carry the
mail for Lester Patrick S Rangers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Teninga Praised

Eastern sports writers think
Walter Tennga, freshman back
Tor Michigan. is a coming ALI
America star &C.,. In town m see
part Of thr mighty Pacific Fleet
come n 20 New York iarnor to-
dav arc Jules SChuhe' Merit
NcfthheineT. sid Alien AT from
Detroit .. Rooms are SCarcer
than hens teeth and who
wants hens teeth ANYWAY
Fritz Crisler saws 10000 will
sec Army play Michigan next
wear In Ann .Nrbor Get
thoSp tickets while they're hot
Doug Mode. secretary for
senator Ferguson, will make a
ma ior announcement soon about
y Mode, NOT n. Ferguson.
Dcsn5tn all the cups and
cracks You road about hum Frank
~natra s "a plenty regular guy
Those in the sports VhiTl
ro.nHb0U's rate him aces and
from what I've seen of hum on
th.s mp they really have him
pcGged right Ohio State back
cr, say they have a better team
than a year ago 49,. and Dick
Richards. former owner of the
Lions SAYS If hC CNcr gets hack
INTO pro football ho viii attempt
10 hire Bernie Bicrman Of Mime
sofa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

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