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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

II am forced To wait and see
who shows mp Tor the game and
then start the five I think can
work the best together"
Only one player on the squad
OF 20 has been r shc lineup az
the start OF all contests. He's
Abe Fairness. a freshman who did
not participate In tho sport during
bis prep days at Northern.
Z. Another Nor4rerR lad, Jack
Kutnick. has started FIVE times.
Leon Wheeler q member of last
years Northwestern team that
finished Unner-up 20 Mackenzie
for the city title. has been in the
opening lineup for four games.
Avery Jackson and Ben pittuan
rank next with starting service in
three games.
The Wsyne-Tii5n series is tied
az TWO victories each. hut. the
Tartars viii be- q slight iatJrito
due 20 this seasons record % five
wins against a lone defeat. Thc
Titans have Won five and lost four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

Ray +. Forsyth, business part
ner of Charley Gehringer, the
former Tiger, is president OF
Birmingham Country Club anc
starting his third term He
was most active in putting through
the deal whereby members pur-
chased the club from the bond
holders In appreciation, mem
berS gave him a watch.
Forsyth and Gchringer have had
the same seats at all Red Wing
games for 13 years and still
have them, although Gehringer is
in the armed forces .. The seats
are at the ice, back of the screen
at far end. of Olympia Ray
mails all newspaper accounts OF
Red Wing games TO Gehringer.
Forsyth plays golf in a Tiger
baseball cap No, II dldn I
come from Gehringer Ray
Hayworth. former catcher and
coach, gave it TO him seven years
ago His golf handicap IS 10
strokes The Birmingham COM
mittee planned 10 reduce IL this
year. but now VIII delay it
because Ray recently broke an
arm in an automobile accident,
Before the war he regularly
went south with the Tigers,
donned "A uniform and worked out
with them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Nee arthy Choosy

Red Rolfe. ex-Yankee. now base
ball and basketball coach at Yale,
SAYS Joe Mccarthy refuses to sign
a lot OF outstanding minor leaguers
because they are not the Yankee
type of players . Meaning Nc
Carthy doesn't want any rough-
neckS on his club.
DR.. Louis A. Kaiser of Buffalo
suggests all fighters suffering
from facial cuts be suspended for
30 days TO allow wounds to heal.
Ensign Charlie Keller of the
Yankees has finished his first
round trip in the Atlantic and is
now in the south Pacific Don
Hutson is called the Eddie Cantor
of football" He is the father Of
three children, all girls.
Walter Hagen Jr. is now in Bel
GUM Yesterday was his
birthday. In his absence his dad
poured.
The argument of what would
have happened if John Marsch's
Free For All and Walter Jefford's
Pavot had met in the Kentucky
Derby as 3-year-olds probably
never will be answered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Bet on Baseball

AS long as there Is money
around, people will gamble. With
horse racing fenced in, baseball,
much against the wishes OF the
owners. will be the medium OF
tremendous betting this coming
season.
There has been increased bet
ting on baseball in recent years.
1t has been no reflection on the
integrity Of the game, but me
baseball pools have flourished.
The late Judge Lands knew II.
OF course. But there was nothing
he could do about il. any more
than his successor will be able TO
stamp il out.
Lands did throw out Bill Cox
OF the Pills for admitting he made
wager. But he had control over
| Cox.
AS long as such things happen
as Dutch Leonard beating the
Tigers in that final game, much
as the Senators would have liked
TO see Detroit win instead OF st.
Louis, no finger can be pointed
at the national pastime even X
the betting gentry losses in green
backs with a pitchfork.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

Abel and three other former
pros on the Lachine (Que) base
team were all posted for overseas
duty, the others being Jimmy
Haggarty of Montreal Canadiens
Ernie Trigg, Cleveland Barons
and frankie Boucher Of the New
York Rangers and Philadelphia.
From other bases are coming
Bob Whitelaw. once of the Red
Wings; Lloyd GronSdahl, Boston;
Pete Langelle, Toronto; Allie
Pike, New York, and Bus
Wycherly of the Brookly n
Americans.
Eddie Wares, the right wing
who played on Detroits brilliant
Liniment Line with Abel and Don
Crosse, is reported to have orders
to report at Halifax. which prob
ably means active service. Wares
has been in the Canadian naval
training school at Calgary. where
he has been playing hockey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

Nd to face RI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

Leroy Willis, DetroitS sensational
young featherweight, takes on
Angel AvileS, former feather
weight champion of Mexico.
Nate Bolden. highly touted Chi
cago electromagnetic with a
record that includes many top
notChers among his victims, will
stack up against Vern Escoe,
sharpshooting Toronto mittSter
who has earned himself fame in
local rings.
Another outstanding match will
see Howard Fenske and Eddie
Taylor, Michigan light-heavies, in
an eight-round return affair. They
battled TO furious draw in their
recent engagement. Fenske is a
farmer near Grand Rapids while
Taylor works in a local war plant.
The complete card:
Leroy willis 1870. Detroit. vs.. Angel Ayiles.
1873 Mexico City, 10 rounds.
Nate Bolden, IVA, Chicago, VI. Vem EEcoe,
1872 Toronto 10 rounds.
Howard FenSke. 1874 Grand Rapid. Va
Eddie Taylor III. s rounds
Charley Padalino, Detroit. ". sammy
Al Ellis Detroit. VS.. Chuck Ackworth
London, Ont. rounds al l20 pounds.
Joe 10th, Detroit. vs. Al Clark, Detroit
rounds at l65 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Good Old Days

Speaking of the good old
days" as somebody was the other
evening. Wish Egan reminded
those present of the time around
Wyandotte when wild duck was
served az a free meal in various
and sundry gathering places.
For a club fighter" lose
or draw-we will take Eddie Tay-
Tor, who meets Howard Fenske Of
Grand Rapids at Olympia tonight
on Promoter Nick Londes card/
Taylor figures people pay none.
TO see action. That's what he
gives them.
Michigan State is receiving a
spot of 33 points for the game
with Kentucky in Lexington to-
morrow night -. Sounds high.
but the Wildcats only recently
beat Arkansas State, 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Low Prices
.GoBegging

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II (INS)
-Horsemen hanging around the
Fair Grounds track since War
Mobilizer James F. Byrnes cracked
down on racing conceded today
that the auction held yesterday
was hardly a solution for the
disposition of the idle thorough
breds.
OF the % horses offered for sale,
only eight were bought by the
reluctant bidders. although a
crowd Of some 1000 horsemen
and curious spectators was on
hand.
Time after time, owners pulled
their thoroughbreds out of the
auction ring when the bids failed
to meet their minimum prices.
Some of the owners were heard
to say they would rather starve
than sell at the prices offered.
HELIS DOESN'T BUY
William HeliS, the millionaire
oil man and sportsman, who paid
sec. 900 for Pericles which never
has started. was in the crowd but
didn't put in a bid. He did, how
ever. buy a few brood mares
earlier in the week.
Col. Dan Breen came here from
Mexico expecting to buy some
horseflesh, but backed away from
the auction after a few Of his
experimental bids failed to LAND
such good horses as Traffic Court
and Nelson Dunstan.
Samborombon. r estric I n
Careless and Tower Maid were
reported to have been bought b,
John L. Sullivan from Jimmy
Powers for $4,000 for eventua
shipment to Mexico.
HE TOOK LESS
When the bidding on Franz
Forrestier's Miss Valor went onl!
to 81, $50. he took the horse on
of the auction himself. He wanted
500 or better.
| Alpine Light, winner of his las
start in a $1,000 claiming race
was bought for $685. by Mrs
Janet Hoaglin OF New Orleans.
Three youths Clipped in So
apiece to win the sos bid To-
Flashtown, a sore" horse which
couldn't even walk fast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Honors Shared

In Is games during the past
season the winning club scored a
total of Is or more runs. with the
Tigers and Browns sharing honors
by scoring that many in three
games each.
The Tigers whipped the Sena-
tors, Is to 2, Yankees, ID to Z,
and Indians. Is to 6. The Browns
beat the Athletics. Is to 8. for the
biggest score of the year, defeated
the Tigers. IA TO /, on one occa-
sion and IT 10 2 on another.
The largest shutout score Of
1914 was il to 0, achieved by the
Yankees over the Athletics. The
biggest scoring game was the
June 3 tilt between St. Louis and
Philadelphia-the Browns scoring
is runs to s for the Athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Alexander Retgns

Reports from Atlanta have IL
that Bill Alexander already has
presented his resignation as coach
at Georgia Tech. Bobby Dodd.
according to reports. will be
named head coach around Feb. /.
After seeing the conditions
under which the men live in the
south Pacific, Steve ONeill says
he feels like putting the slug on
anybody he hears complaining.
81 saw Hugh Mulcahy out
there" he said. Hugh, y
pitcher, Was the first man called
from baseball I'm this war. He
has lost some 80 pounds and
looks as though he has ager 20
years. He has no appetite at
ALL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

Hong Kong fell Christmas day,
1871. and that Jack is the only
person available to help his ageing
father on their big wheat ranch
at Pilot Mound.
1t is believed recent pressure
on Ottawa against the release of
pro athletes, coupled with the
Byrnes furore in the United
States, may be partly responsible
for the order which is sending a
large group of hockey players
pxsarcaoc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Roxy Tests Ledut
On Mat tuesday

Walter Roxy, former light
heavyweight belt holder, has been
named to test Monty Leduc, the
French-C Canadian who made his
debut here a winning one The
match precedes the Louis Klein
Bert Ruby MWA junior heavy
title scrap at Fairview Gardens
Tuesday. The bout will be one
fall. as will the TEX" Hager-Lon
Clancy match. Leduc won over
Leo Jensen last Tuesday. but will
find Roxy a much harder man to
beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Niqht Hockey Results

Dearborn Aces and DetroiterS
climbed into a tie for second
place, one point behind Frots by
winning their games in the De-
troit Mite Hockey League at Mack
Park last night, Dearborn beat
ing Hot Carriers. 81, and De-
troiters winning from Eagles. 81.
Laskys set scoring record of
- goals to 2 for Scamps, forward
Frank Ardanowski scoring z. To-
night Eastside Sports play Maple
Leafs at 7:30 and WIGS meet
~. w. Eagles at 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Pauline Betz Wins
Over Dorothy BundY

WILLEMSTAD, D w. l.. Jan.
II CUP) Pauline Betz of Los
Angeles. u. S. amateur woman
tennis champion, defeated Doro-
thy Bundy of Santa Monica, Cal,
GA. Ga. in an exhibition match at
the Curacao Tennis Club today.
They are touring this theater
under L. S. O. auspices. Miss
Bundy, fourth ranking woman
player in the u. S, and Norman
Chumaceiro teamde TO defeat Miss
Betz and c. Schnepper in mixed
doubles exhibition. Cd. Cd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

". b.. for assignment to overseas
duty.
Stewart has been released from
the RCAF, but because he has
been exempted from army duty on
compassionate grounds, IL is I'M
likely he will be available for
hockey.
Manitoba Selective service Off
Gals took cognizance Of the fact
that Stewards only brother has
been a prisoner of the Japs since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

tie st un d @ =
f e a I e d. The
S h a m r o ckS
h oil d victories
over Visitation,
1912, and St.
LadiSlauS. 81
IS. The Eagles
have defeated
st. Ladislaus,
31-21 and Visi-
tation, 41-17.
On the west
side, st. The
reSa defending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
WhittIePdImer' S
Lead in Metro

Palmer Parks lead in the
Metropolitan Classic is down 10
one game today after Palmer lost
one last night at Archway as Ira
Wilson Five shut out Welch. 2970
10 27S0. Rainbow frightened its
hold on third in banking Koppitz
2942 10 2723.
Evert Wenz, Rainbow. headed
the individuals with 625 and team
mate Walter Bahorski had Glib.
Wilson's George GingerclIa had
612 and Bill SchliCkcr COS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Contract Time:

Pitchers AL Benton and Les
Mueller, who have medical dis
charges from service. are rein
stated and will be mailed con-
tracts Feb. Is. along with others
by the Tigers, General Manager
Teller saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Sport
Tioers Had Best
Owl Contest Marx
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Though their home park is one
Of three in the circuit without
lights. the Tigers took the Ameri-
can League night game won and
lost laurels in 1914. according to
Earl Hilligsn. the leagues figure
expert.
The Tigers won j. out Of II
games PLAYED under the arcs last
season for a .7l4 percentage.
Thus they took over the honors
won In l943 by the Yankees with
seven won ard FIVE lost. The New
York club was second in 1874 with
II won and six lost.
The Tigers. bagged seven night
games against the hapless Wash
ington Senators and three each
from the White SoX and Browns.
They captured one each from the
Indians and the Athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Bob Tales
Greenbere in Hospital.
May Have Arthritis
BY BOB MURPHY
SnorfA Editor
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Capt. Hank Greenberg. one OF
the Tiger greats, Els reported to be
In the Newark air base hospital.
where he is being treated for an
undisclosed ailment Hospital
authorities refuse TO comment on
Greenberg's condition, but one re-
port has it he is suffering from
arthritis.
Hank returned to this country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

last year after
spending con-
siderable time
in the south
p cific and
Asiatic the a
tiers.
Birdie Teb-
belts. another
Tiger, has been
m o ted To
captain
And outfielder
Dick w a k e.
field now of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Detroit Golfers:

In Phoenix Open starting to-
day are Sam Byrd. Eddie Furgol,
Chick Rutan and Jimmy Johnson
Rutan topped mems warnup
with 6S f. Babe Didrickson got
81 -. Sam Snead got II for
par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Browns Won 80

The championship Browns also
did all right in the moonlight
tits, the Sewell outfit winning 80
and losing Is. They chalked up
20 and lost IL in their own park.
The Browns won eight from
Washington. seven from Philadel-
phia and six from Chicago.
HiIligan also makes known the
American League not only had
one of its greatest pennant races
in 1944-it had the finest weather
in the history of the circuit.
While records are not complete,
the IS games postponed undoubt-
eddy set a league mark for low
number of contests erased by the
elements. That IS was by far the
lowest in many years is indicated
by an average of 6S per season for
the previous nine years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Red Hot Rangers:

Pan unbeaten streak TO five and
tied Boston in fourth place in
MIL by beating Bruins, 81. in
the Garden last night Mont
real drew out of tie with Detroit
TO regain lead by two points after
trimming Toronto, IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

Star Boat Shippers:

Named Dick Miller feet cap
tain of the Detroit River feet
again at Crescent Sail Yacht Club
last night Miller sails Fleet
Star Elmo Murine. skipper OF
Fin. and Jack Faulkner (Old
Crow are the other officers j.. .
Other Star shippers are: Alex
AIlerdyce (Thistle). Mery1 Amo
(Saxon) and Freddie Runnels
(Pestl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Fioh+ Results

Pfuthurrh --Jux;e Fontains IS, Pittsburgh.
norsed cut Terry AMIGO, i37, New York.
Ia1 River Miss-Danny Pr'ro. 100.
HinEfen y. stopped Henry Davis,
NcW Maven Conn tsI.
FHt'an-Elmsf PAY. 19liu los Angeles.
sH..sef ou, Mickey HAYES. 1q3, Mnwsu-
rrr. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Power jS
To Meet

A battle that might well decide
the championship Of the Catholic
League first division north group
will be staged tonight, when Cath
Ollie Central and st. Marys of Or
chard Lake, divisional power
houses, meet at St. Mary's gym.
Both teams enter tonight's con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Catholic Prep Gard

81 Anthony az De Ia Sale.
81. Stauislaua a. 81 Joseph.
visitation a. 81. Ladisiaus
Catholic Central a. Orchard Lake ST. MARY
I.Jurdes "a Redeemer
81 Theresa al BEDFORD ST. MARY.
ST. Philip AZ ST Pose
81 Bernard 81 81 Vincent
81. Martin a. Annunciatiuu
81 Rita ~ Royal OAk 81. MARY
Mt Clemens 81 Mary 20 ST. Frederick.
So Michael az ST. Alphonxus.
81 JJsaphat AZ 81 Agnes
So Thomas 90 Sweetest Heart.
So Cadnir AZ St retrick
All saints a. ST. HedwiR
sacred Heart az ST. Andrew.
So Clement AZ Rosary.
ST. Francis Xavier a. Mt Carmel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

division titleholder, which set
down Holy Redeemer, 1926, meets
ST. Mary's of BEDFORD, which also
captured its opener, defeating ST.
Cecilia. 1920. The Rustics' major
problem will be hating Capt.
Jerry Burke. Pirates star, who
scored % points against Redeemer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13


city rival, Uni
versity Of De-
troit, Saturday
night at Lin
coin II ! < h
School gym in
+ eTndale In tha
fhst Of a home
q n d n o m e
series.
Ertell eN-
plains the rea-
son is wartime
b aSket ball
L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

take Les Cana
diens in the
N a I / o n a ]
Hockey League
race and make
[ heir Stanley
Cup bid with
out any help
from Sid Abel
and Jack Stew
art.
A b @ ], the
driving I e ( t
wing who cap
tanned Detroit s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

world championship team Of 1912
43. is here on embarkation leave,
visiting his wife and their son.
Gerald Scott, born Christmas day.
lie will report Jan. "a at Moncton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Tech Swamped:

BY Hannah YMCA. 94-2S, the
Y total being highest here this
season Lou Labistida's 81
points led the romp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

few members Of the squad are
able to practice every night.
Others are prevented from COM
Ing out except for games, due
TO jobs In war plants or stIdles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Weather Good

The Tigers was one of three
clubs that went through the en-
tire season with only two post
ponements each. Boston and
Washington were the others. The
Browns had but three in st. Louis
and the Indians only four. The
Athletics and Yankees had six
each.
Another notable fact was that
only two double-headers were
postponed all SeaSon-one al New
York and one at Philadelphia. In
both instances. the Red Sox was
the visiting club.
In striking contrast was the
weather which marked the 1943
American League schedule-prob-
ably the worst weather in the
history Of the loop. Through the
period May 1920, inclusive, the
league had II games postponed
that year. On May IT, Is and 19
the league had every one of its
games washed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Detroiter Wins:

Johnny Ryan, 153, took unani-
nous verdict over Juan Ferrara,
14S, Puerto Rico, in Six-round
prelim at Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Coach Picks Wayne
StarferSaf Game Time
BY TOM HARPER

After playing six games. Coach
Newman Ertell still hasn't decided
Oh the starting five tor his Wayne
University basketball team.
WAYNE Is scheduled 10 face It's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHEAST
NORTHEAST
ToDAYS GAMES

tramck vs. Highland Park at HAckett Field
House Central at DENLY, all At 3 30,
western vs. Wright At Northwestern. North
western at Southwestern, BEDFORD At u. Of d.
Cooley al Mackenzie, Northeastern at South
eastern Northern vs.. PershinE at Nolan.
East Commerce AZ Commerce. all at 7.i5.
Nnnlaa EAme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

Uncle Sans navy, has just COM
pleted his boot training at Great
Lakes and is visiting friends In
town for a few days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Local Talent Tops
Ring Show Tonight
BY LEO MACDONELL

With featuring local talent Nick Londes
lis offering stc card Olympia tonight that promises the ring
Worms action apenty.
The opening bout is billed for $50 o'clock.
the 10round bouts of which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
1REcnRns sMAsnrn

HERE AND THERE-Three records tumbled
IN the Palace House when John MilluS shot
27s-22l-176 FOR 672 and Carriage 1851 -,
CAMEL MlsSlnne mt 256 In the East warren
House Bob CObean $50 In the Centennial
senior o.. Billie Mshouey 235 In the =.
jefferson BusinessWumCn b.. Margaret MofTuW
224 Mary DeLiso 2l3 and Ellen Dern q ]
In the Rainbow Ladies' Major ... Lou KEEP
pens 63s vas tops as stage tied Gremel Tor
first IN Johnny Nluetts House
Warren Steininger converted the 70 as
Tony Iudeuian posted 643 for new Lucky
strike senior second high Marshall Squires
had 64l n the Gleueaglcs $50 Henry Van
Brifson 244 I'm the War Workers independ-
cut Bob Fox pas and GA in the Ford
Aircraft Gale Fusbee 242 IN the Bright
moor House HELEN Mack 2l6 and Theresa
WHFsk 2l2-213 In the PalaceSchoenherr
Ladies " Emma UnsOeld 200 IN the Royal
Ladies Madclon Lsbadie 206 and 527 In
tut Bowling Green Ladies.
Other League tops. RAY Sanderfur. 23e
Pillar senior Lou Fenner 236, Beacon
House Omar Hcrpplch. 236, Rainbow 81 $
800 "a Relman. 235. 81 Joseph. Frank
MitEel 22e. ElH Bob Cotner. 229. Grand
way House Marvin" Loeb, cas-. Morning
After Gertrude Mshnke $50, Van Dyke
ladies' Nick Radoyic 223. Cadillac $50
Bert Barker 222. Runcimsn: Stan spalding
and Tony Lst0ne 222s. Left Handlers
classic. Leonard LaDouceur, 2l5, NATIVITY
Lutheran, Bill white 2l2, M0tschal. Tom
Mckenzie. 2i2, willow Run Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Purdue Can Be
Giant Killer
ToNIGHTrS GAME
Purdue At Northwestern.
TOMORROW GAMES
Illinois at Michigan.
Purdue at Iowa
Wisconsin at Minnesota.
Ohio State al Northwestern.

ONO state al NorthSsAtern
The only two unbeaten teams in
the Western Conference, North
western and Iowa, both face Pur-
due over the weekend. The
BoilermakerS scrambled the race
in their first start by trimming
Ohio State and this weekend have
two chances TO repeat.
Michigan and Illinois, both de-
feated once, clash at Ann Arbor
tomorrow night, The loser will
just about drop out of the title
running.
Michigan trimmed Illinois last
week on the Illini's home floor
and a repeat at Ann Arbor will be
the first time in 10 years the
Wolverines have won two in a
season from Illinois.
Michigan has the top scorer of
the conference in Bon Geahan,
who has notched 40 points in
three games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Racing Commission:

May be suspended in Ohio for
duration of racing ban, Gov.
LauSche saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Lamb Sisters First to Enter Derby

Margaret 2034 Floral share the honor OF
Gold Skates Derby TO be
Saturday Sunday Jan 22S These sisters ID and IL
respectively filed their entries yesterday Margaret also
girls and ene the midget state champion
ship They will the low numerals in the womens section
Of HE meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Central States Meet
Opens i'm Saginaw
BY HAROLD KAHL

competition Detroit boers adds another
with the opening be6annua nms Central States in Saginaw
this weekend 1t attracted record y OF 40 teams compared
TO 427 at Toledo in 1871
Detroit leads the number OF team with Us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Up in Montreal today the Red
Wings know they'll have TO over