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house doesn't want to give these
boys 80 or 40 feet OF land"
Has Substitute
Rep. Victor A. Knox, Sault Ste.
Marie Republican, withdrew his
demand that the bill be sent to
committee, but offered a resolution
which would direct the two agen.
cies to sell no property for at least
two years.
An already Senate approved bill
to extend the recorded area OF
Michigan by including it in sub
merged lands was passed by 80 to
0 vote. and designated officially as
the Chase S. Osborn bill" In honor
OF the former governor who has
fought for the plan for many years.
Statutory Authority
The House passed and sent TO
the senate a bill giving statutory
authority to the State Youth Guild
ance Commission, and concurred
in senate-approved bill making
permanent permission to pay bene-
fits for firemen injured or killed
while on duty fighting fire in a
neighboring municipality
The house also passed and re-
turned to the senate for concur
renee in amendments a measure
changing the name of the Michigan
Soldiers Home at Grand Rapids TO
the Michigan Veterans Facility"
The house state affairs commit
tee Thursday released in amended
form a bill to increase the states
take" from pari-mutuel betting on
horse races.
The bill would claim for the state
per cent OF the first 100000 OF
all bets at the Detroit race track,
per cent of the total from $780,
900 to 100000, and 8 per cent OF
amounts in excess of 100000. A
third of this would go to the city
OF Detroit.
Rep. Maurice f. Post. Rockford
Republican who heads the commit
tee, saiw this would give Detroit
about Sl000,000, the same as last
year, and double the states income
from horse race betting to $4,000
900. The old law divided the money
$3.50 between the state and city.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
HENRY C. HOUVENER

Ann Arbor, Mar. 23-Funeral ar
rangements are being completed
for Henry c. However, 720 Cath
crime ST., who died Thursday at his
home after a years illness. He
was a former resident OF Saginaw,
where the funeral will take place.
He is survived by his wife. Emma
Smith However; seven sons. lrv-
ing and Henry. Midland, James
and Richard, Detroit; Russell, Ken.
more, n. Y; Jack. Cambridge. o.;
and Archie, with the Merchant Ma
rines in the South Pacific; three
brJthers, two sisters, and eight
grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
HERMAN BUCHOlZ

Ann Arbor, Mar. 23-Funeral SER
vices will be Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Muehlig Chapel
with the Rev. f. S. Stellhorn, Of
Zion Lutheran Church officiating,
for Herman Bucholz, who died in
his home, 3O9 Hiscock St, after a
lingering illness.
He is survived by two sons. Os-
car c. and Paul H.. both of Ann
Arbor: three daughters, Mrs. Van
Weaver, Mrs. Lee Fletcher and
Mrs. Thomas Van Den Bosch, all
OF Ann Arbor; a sister, Mrs. Arm
old Spaulding, Whitmore Lake,
and four grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
Find Clothes

A complete outfit OF mems work
clothes, shoes, socks, hat and all,
were found near the Cross st.
bridge this afternoon, with no trace
OF the owner about. The clothing
was piled neatly, the shoes on 4
ledge, and socks on the branches
OF bush. Police found that the
clothes were left by vagrant who
was already in Jail. He had been
lodged there since before noon
when officers found him wander
ing around.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
New York Stocks

New York. Mar. 23-AP-Nar-
rowly mixed price changes continu-
ed TO obscure the direction in to-
days stock market
Buying here and there was based
on the idea the list had experienc.
ed a healthy correction and might
be ready TO resume the climb.
Numerous customers. however,
lightened accounts and stood aside
to await further war developments.
Selectiye improvement appeared
after an easy opening but. despite
sizable blocks of low-quoted issues,
dealings were slow near midday.
(By Waiting. Lerchen K Company
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
FUNDS ALLOWED

Decentralization OF s215.947
towards the maintenance of q ad-
ditional Detroit war nurseries and
four child care centers was an
nouhced Thursday by the Federal
Works Agency at Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23

PARIS-AP-A suggestion that
the French government take steps
after the war to maintain the posi-.
ton of Paris as a great press com.
munications center was advanced
today in a letter published in the
European edition Of the New York
Herald Tribune and signed AN AL.
lied Communications officer
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
News in Brief

WASHINGTON-AP- With po-
tential international controversies
piling up, American delegates to-
day began a preliminary survey
OF this country's program for the
san Francisco Security Conference.
Chairman Connally (D-Ky) Of the
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee told a reporter before the group
met at the State Department he
expects general discussion today
and at a meeting next week of the
problems confronting the United
states delegation.
HOI WOOD AP - Ballots
were being counted today in the
vote conducted by the Screen Ac.
tors Guild TO decide whether II
should support the strike called by
the conference OF Studio Unions
The tally was expected to be an
nounced some time today. Ballots
mad % be in at midnight Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
Veuet bies

Vegei- 5les
BEETS-No. /, bu., s1.S5-2.O0.
CABBAGE-No. ]. bu., $50 lbs.)
S125-1.5O; red, s1.50-2.
CARROT1-No. /. 8 doz. punches.
s3.50-400.
CAULlFLowER-No. 1, bu.. s2.25.
2.75.
DRY ONIONS-No. l, 90 lbs. $3.50
1.65.
PARSNIPS-No. l, bu., s2.25-2.5O.
POTATOES-No. /, 100 lbs. $3.50.
1853.
PUMPKINS-No. |. bu., 50-75c.
RUTABAGAS-No. /, bu., soc
S1.25.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No. l, bu. soc
1.25
TURNlPS-No. 1, Doz. bchs. sl.35'
LIS.
Fruits
APPLES-Jonathans. s2.90-3.25; 40
In. bu Northern SDies. No. I, As
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
Differences Settled

Union spokesmen said today thai
the difficulties in department 9Sl,
OF the Ford Bomber Plant,
which has been striking off and on
this week. have been settled, and
that all workers are back on the
job. The dispute was over premium
pay for Saturdays, with one shift;
claiming that the other derived the
most benefit from the arrange
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT-No. l red, s1.7512.
Mailing BARLEY-choice new,
$l.44-l50; needles. sl.15.
Eggs
Prices per dozen paid, fob. De-
troit, by first receivers for case lots
of government graded eggs from
grading stations wednesday.
WHITES-U. S. Grade A, extra
large, Ale; large 391Ac-40c; me-
dunn 36-37c: U. S. Grade B,
large, SIC; medium, SAC.
BROWNS-U. S. Grade A, large.
40c. Market unchanged.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
AUCTION SALE
MONDAY, MARCH 70
IL o'clock sh arp


famk lie
line
MComic kDeerng Mixer
ribed a.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
Ypsilanti Briefs
Tells ExperIeenees

Miss Martha Parrish, Of Milan.
sister OF Miss Mary Parrish, Ypsi-
lanti High School teacher, and s.
Sgt Stanley NJ. Swinton, Of Ann
Arbor, who are located in Italy.
were guests speaker on "GI Inter
view program Wednesday night
Miss Parrish described her expert
ences with a club-mobile unit OF the
American Red Cross in Italy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
HOGS

1 Brood Sows, due to farrow in April
and May
Shoats, about 100 lbs.
Stock Hog, 400 lbs.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
c.. O.. P.

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house doesn't want to give these
boys 80 or 40 feet OF land"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Quantity household goods and other
articles too numerous to mention
Small quantity home canned fruit.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
AUCTION SALE
Beng unable rent suitable farm will sell
o on -1O'PeN'
THURSDAY, MARCH %
HORSES

Team Black Percheron, one gelding and
one mare, weight 1900 and 1850
One aged horse, VT. 1000
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-03-23
GRAIN AND FEED

GRAIN AND FEED
so Bushel Oats
Quantity corn in shock
700 Bushel Ear Corn in crib
ton Alfalfa, End cutting, baled
o Ton loose Timothy
luantity of silage
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Gets Promotion

Don Siegcl. star tackle for
IN 80. has received an
other promotion and is now
commander.
The ST. Louis Sporting News
reprints the pictures Of the ball
that bounded over Hank Green
berg's left shoulder In the sixth
game Of the World Series
The camera shows the ball took
truly bad hop =. Hank never
had a chance TO field H.
Hollywood Park has intro
duccd an observer system -
new wrinkle for race tracks e.
Twelve observers, all Jockeys,
watch the actions and perform
anee of every horse and every
rider in "A race.
Each observer watches one
horse only Each is equipped with
a powerful pair of binoculars, to
which is attached a microphone
forsthe purpose Of recording every
word spoken by the observer
during the running of race s. 4.
seems like much ado about noth-
ing . II there is cheating the
observers can be in on H. too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
p p Sports G. "A a lions Aces
DRt|llltO Put Up for Sale

FOOTBALL -Christy wal h
has sold interest in Los Angeles
franchise of pro All-Amcrica Foot
ball Conference TO partner Don
Ameche's corporation.
HUNTING 1t. Joe ManiaCi,
former Fordham football star,
considering coaching offers after
release from navy and VIII not
play pro ball.
COACH ILL-Head Coach
George Munger of unbcaten, an
tied, unscored upon Penn is in hos
pital with grippe and probably
will miss big game with Navy
Saturday.
RICHES Joe Waterman. Port
land tOreD promoter, said he OF
fercd Gus Lesnevich $50 600 10
defend his title against Joe Kahut
10
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Versatile Guy

Joe Carter. veteran end for the
Chicago Cardinals, once caught
for Tulsa in the Texas League
Don HutSon was given an
automobile as a gift by Green
Bay fans.
DetroitTdlstrict golf will miss
two esteemed members In Alex
Ross and Bob Sutherland, who
are retiring after many years
of service to local clubs-the
former so years at Detroit Golf
Club and Sutherland at public
fee clubs To Sutherland,
great credit Is due for helping
build up interest In semi-public
courses.
Nick Londes is in New York
trying TO land an opponent Tor
Leroy Willis. Detroit lightweight
D., Among others. Phil Terra
nova and JuSte Fontaine fatty
turned down lucrative offers TO
meet Willis -. They want no
more of the flashy Negro .
Stan Coveleskie, who won three
games for the Indians in the 1920
World Series, hurled 81, IS and
SO balls, respectively. in the three
-tfi+fftnr1hS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Signed
For Nov. !
special to THr DETROIT rrMrs

NEM YORK. Oct -24-GAailty
Wright. former featherweight
champion and current contender
for the lightweight title, has been
matched 10 box Leroy Willis Of
Detroit at Olympia No, 2
Announcement was made here
today by Nick LondeS, Detroit
promoter. who before returning
home, plans TO sign other top
notch talent here 10 60 on the
card with Wright and Willis.
Wright and Willis are signed for
10 rounds at 1913 pounds. Terms
were not revealed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
GffdBOrraf
To Spack

Only two games were missed
by Anthony Spack. 1876 Rowe.
who wins the 500 war bond in
the fifth week of The Detroit
Times Q6arterbacks Football con-
test.
Spack picked UCLA over ST..
Mary's PrcflIght and Tulane over
Auburn. He wasn't alone IN those
two misses as most of the ma
tons experts guessed them that
way.
The runners-up in the contest,
each of whom will receive two
tickets 10 a football game, were:
Ernie and Herbie Parent, 245
Burke. River Rouge; BerniCe Gar
czewski. 3453 Norwalk; Frederic
A. Shrewsbury, 20l9 LaSalle Gar
dens So. Capt. +. T Hangstefer
Jr. 1913 w. Dakota, and Carl +.
MattSon 4437 Avery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Bob'CoIe Leading
Match Game Trials

Competition TO determine two
Detroit places for the national
match bowling climinations at
Chicago in December continue to-
night at Crest Lapcs,
The 1rSt three games Of the
round robin were bowlcd last
night al Royal Oak Under the
Peterson system. Bob Cole leads
with 1115. Joe Norris has 1i0i,
Steve Morris 1920. John Petro
1244. Boehm lis. Bud Stcmpicn
rs, Wayne Spaulding 11.4S and
Marvin Young 1929
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Titan PASSES
Worry Drake

DIES MONIES. oct. 24-Coach
Wee Green studied his scouts re-
port of Detroits maneuvers
against Villanova Sunday and the
Drake outfit then got a double
dose of pass defense in prepara-
tion for the Bulldogs contest with
the TitanS Friday night
With Bob Pugliese. second
string quarterback, out of the
lineup for sure, Green gave Ozzie
Lane. former Iowa preflight back,
intensive work at the signal call
ing post so he can relieve Ernie
HObza.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
ZeIIer Silent
On Negro
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jack Zeller general manager Of
the Tigers, today said he had mo
comment to make on the signing
of Jackie Robinson by the Brook
lyn Dodgers of the National
League.
Robinson is the first Negro
player signed to professional
contract in the history of organ
lied baseball. The Dodgers plan
TO send Robinson. a shortstop, 10
their Montreal club in the Inter-
national League.
1t is recalled Robinson, a flaShy
fielding performer but average
hitter only, played with the Kan
sas City Monarchs at Briggs
Stadium. He worked out in the
Red SoX camp last spring.
Robinson, a former army leu
tenant, was a four-sport star at
u. c. L. A. lie is 20 years old.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Hamtramtk Boy Quits
Football al j. Of N.

ANN ARBOR oct "a -
Happy Horace Coleman, cX-
Hamtramck High School grid
star, has dropped out o.. Michigan
football and it.xjSf questionable
whether he intends To come back.
Coleman completed regular
terms work last week and left
for a brief betwccn-SemeSter va
cation at his home. lie told
friends before leaving he might
be through with football
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

are quarterback George Clark,
blocking back Bob Smith, wing
back Jim Larue and guard Ernie
Knots. They are naval trainees
and will be transferred.
1t. Dick Gallagher, released
from the navy, will return TO
William and Mary as line coach
. Paul Sarringhaus, Ohio States
star, said he was given a nova
caine injection before the Purdue
game TO relieve the pain of an
injured shoulder The effects
wore of in the second half and
the injury became very painful, he
said.
Because Of doctors orders he
stay home. Coach George Munger
kept in contact with his Pennsyl-
vania team during practice by
telephone They tackle Navy
Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Picks Off 40
On One Ball

Joe Gross. Is, just out of the
merchant iF4tA-7-tiurs everything
left-handed except bowl Gross.
who averages l12 in his first sea
son of the Herman Gardens
League az Riviera Recreation, is
the hero of the shot heard round
the alley
Joe downcd the 7-10 on his first
ball. He hit the 10 thin, it
glanced off the rear rail-thCy
have them at Riviera and sailed
forward 10 pick off the seven.
There were witnesses. too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Bob Tales
Sticks TO His Guns;
Blanchard Still Good
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Arguments never grow old in
football. l made the statement
that Felix ODoc) Blanchard d
Army certainly could be braek~0
eted with the immortal Bronko
of Minnesota and the
Chicago Bears =. and added that
Blanchard has more speed than
Nagurski.
You should see the letters pile
in -. At least l can prove
10 the bosses have readers
land what readers!.!!'''bang).
Just to prove I'm stubborn and
want more letters TO show the
bosses we'll, Ill say it again,
but more quietly Blanchard
still can be bracketed with Ma
gurski e. and he still has more
speed than the old Nag ever had.
See you in heaven, folks!
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Times Photo

The Lions have asked waivers
on TWO regulars on last year S
squad which finished in a tie with
the Chicago Bears for second
place in the western division Of
the National Pro Football League.
The men are end Dave Dlehl and
tackle Luke Llndon
A captain of the Michigan State
College team in 1888, Diehl has
played with the Lions for the
past four seasons. Lindon is a 245-
pound product of the University
of Kentucky and was the starting
tackle for the Lions all last
season
Coach Dorais announced the
waiver requests as he put the
Lions through another hard drill
for their. game Sunday with the
Bears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Seven Events Listed
For Midget Autos

Midget auto drivers again will
perform at the New Detroit Speed
way Sunday, weather permitting
promoter Jess Partington having
m d @ arrangements with the
small car pilots on a cooperative
basis. The program will include
seven events for fidgets and one
for motorcycles. Qualifying trials
re scheduled for l p. m. and
YnnnC OF y 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

city tackle from University of De
troit High. He joined in 1912 and
was in service 40 months.
Pete Sullivan, also a tackle.
who halls from Medford. Mass,
an aerial gunner who saw action
in England, Germany and Russia,
boasts the Distinguished Flying
Cross, the Bronze Star, four Air
Medals and four battle stars.
Bot Owens and Sullivan arc
expected to see action with De-
troit against Drake at University
of Detroit Stadium Friday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Baseball Men Give
Robinson Approval

NEW YORK. Oct "a tINS)-
General approval was voiced to-
day by baseball men to the sign
ing of Jack Roosevelt Robinson
Georgia-born Negro to play with
the Montreal club of the Interna-
tional League.
Signing of Robinson, a short
stop former All-American half
back with the University Of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles, and more
recently a lieutenant in the L. S
Army, was announced by Branch
Hickey, president of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. The Dodgers have a con-
trolling interest in the Montreal
team.
Harold PARROT. secretary OF the
Dodgers said Robinson was ac-
quired not as gesture toward
solution OF racial problem bat
that Jackie" was hired strictly
on his merits as a ShortStop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Harris Is Not Counting
On Job With Tigers

BUFFALO, u. " Cct.. q CUP)
Stanley tBucky) Harris, man
ager Of the Buffalo BlSnHs- SAID
today he was not counting too
strongly on reports that he may
be named 20 succeed Jack Zellcr
as general manager of the world
champion Detroit Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Red Wings Win

ST GATHERINGS Ont. oct.
24- Manager Jack Adams solved
one of his problems last night
as the Red Wings opened a two
day trip into Canada by de-
feating the Omaha Knights here
5 10 last night. but the problem
was a very minor one II con-
sisted of deciding that 23-year-
old Fred Gihbon was worthy Of
center berth on the Omaha
squad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Walter Roxy Retains
Wrestling Title

Walter Roxy still remains tho
junior heavyweight wrestling
champion today after a stiff tuStle
with Louis Klein al Fairvicw Car
dens last night. Klein. trying 10
become a thrce-timc belt holder
failed i'm his effort when ne gained
a draw. each grapplcr winning a
fall in the hour time i'm j T.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
SpOr S
! 900 May Attend
Dinner for O'NeIi
BY LEO MACDONELL

Arrangements are being made
20 handle a crowd OF 1000 az the
testimonial dinner for Steve
0Neifi IN Cleveland, the Tiger
managers home town, Nov ID
The event is sponsored by the
local chapter OF the Baseball
Writers Association of America
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Asks Help to Land
LOuis-COn Bout
BY CHARLES p. WARD

Boxing Commissioner Hettche
today called upon the hotels 10
help him land the Joe Louis
Billy Conn heavyweight cham
pionship fight for Detroit The
bout has been scheduled for next
June 20 by Promoter Jacobs.
Hettche asked for the help OF
the hotel men after a telephone
conversation with Jacobs in New
York. Jacobs assured him De-
troit definitely still was in the
running as site for the bout,
which will be the first heavy
weight championship event since
before the war.
He said Jacobs had assured
him that Louis wants TO make
the first postwar defense of his
title before the people of his home
town and that Jacobs had said
he too was favorably inclined.
SEND LETTERS
But the hotel men I'm other
cities are deluglng Jacobs with
letters asking for the bout"
Hettche continued. land there
II possibility they will sway
him by making him believe the
bout will draw more money
elsewhere. So we had better
get busy"
To a suggestion that Detroit
hotels now are crowded and that
the hotel men might not seek
additional business at this time
Hettche replied the date of the
bout is eight months away and
the hotels might not be congest-
ed next June. He said he would
contact hotel men to find out
their wishes.
Louis last boxed here on Nov.
2, 1914. when ne knocked out
Johnny benson of Indianapolis in
the second round ef an exhibition
at Olympia. He made his last
title defense here on March p
l94l. when he-kaaeked- out--Abe
Simon of New York in l3 rounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

-wrnte- friend that his team
on Guam waited nine days for
--Tsin-to-=tup- -ttry-cuufd- play
a game =. Steve Owen, coach
Of the New York Giants, calls
deft Harry Gilmer of Alabama
one OF the best passers he has
ever seen Asked whether
Gllmer threw long passes a Ia
Sid Luckman or short, bullet
ones like Sammy Baugh:
Both" Owen said
Bing Crosby. who plays golf al
most as well as he croons, Is
sponsoring junior tournaments ir
Southern California He hopes
10 find a state champion among
the high school players.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

while they are
playing cXhibi-
uon games IN
Ontario
S in c @ I h o
w in gS open
their National
Hockey League
season against
the Bruins here
Sunday they'll
have at le a s I
one shot az BIZ
beault. who has
bCpD op q ol
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

thcir faVorite targCts WhlIe play
ing in successive years with Mon
trcal. Toronto and Boston
Frank BrimSek, hockey'S Mr.
Zero when he was leading BOS-
ton 10 Stanley Cup victories be-
fore the war, may be in the BoS-
ton nets before long as he is due
for discharge from the U s Coast
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

At Okinawa, he was hit with
shell fragments which Scratched
him on the back and legs.
I'm okay," Cotton assured
the writer. ITS tougher play
ing football"
Cotton used 10 play in the for
ward line for Sam Bishop at
Northwestern High School He
was star on one Of Sans teams
that tied Cooley for the West side
championship.
Gembis is depending on Wayne
TO break into the win column with
a victory over Albion College at
Albion Saturday.
OTHERS AT L. ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Passes Sink

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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Richards Feted
In Wdxdhdchie

WAXAHACHIE, Tex, Oct. IA
Paul Richards was king for a
day by official proclamation of
hizzoner the mayor, yesterday was
known as Paul Richards day at
.AAahalaS lN,.s----------s----H
At noon, the quiet, unaSSuming
Betfeft-zfirrr-rT-cfTrr-wdyfeteda az
the local Lions Club and officially
proclaimed Mr. WaXahachie.
In the evening, the favorite son
and recent World Series hero was
again toasted at a stag Richards
banquet before more
than 200 assembled sports writer's,
fans. fellow townSmen and two
baseball stars, Hank Dana of the
Tigers and Homer Peel, formerly
of the Giants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

he happ ened
10 Jump 10 the
pro ranks
II took place
az the Victory
tournament in
chic go last
June and the
former River
Bank star is
dclIE hted he
M "a q g { n @
change In four
month he has
collected $500
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Polo Tonight

Cloverlanes will present a new
battlefront for their second polo
game at Mack Park at 8 o'colck
tonight. having added Volney Bay
Icy, a nationally rated fve-goaL
man, at No. 2. q
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

"of the two teams" says
Sam, Navy had the edge In
size and weight -. but they
didn't have the spirit of Aces
team &. ID. Ace didn't carry tho
ball much, but how he could
block His team won, 29-7."
Speaking OF Ace and Bronx
Nagurski will you ever forg&
that fullback duel they put on
one Thanksgiving around 1885 al
u. OF D Stadium.