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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
BY CHARLES p. WARD

Without much fanfare, Ath-
letic Director Lloyd Brazil has
almost completely reorganized
the University of Detroit ath-
leUc staff during the last year.
The work is not yet complete
but before next year, Brazil
hopes TO have a staff that Will
give the TitanS a well rounded
athletic program.
Brazil was left almost alone
when the war riddled the
Titans' athletic program. Ath-
letic director and head football
coach, Gus DoraiS. departed TO
coach the Detroit Lions.
He was followed by Arthur
f. (Bud) Boeringer. line coach;
Michael II. CDadl Butler,
trainer and track coach; r. l..
tDuke) Keifer. equipment man.
ager, and Leon Richardson, sta
dunn superintendent.
After succeeding Dorais as
athletic director. Brazil re-en-
gagged Eddie Barbour, end coach
in football as we'll as tennis
coach. And when the time was
ripe for a return TO full athletic
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
-Ttan Are Reorsanized
Complete Program Planned

Nolpe. the equipment manager,
and Casper lanotti, stadium
superintendent.
William Kelly Joyce remains
as the golf coach and DR..
William r. Payne recently was
retained as coach of the rifle
team. The TitanS will take up
fencing in the near future and
Brazil expects TO name a coach
20 tutor the squad. Brazil HIM
self retains the post OF basket
ball coach.
Although they are up 20 their
ears in basketball, the Titans
have an eye on track. Two good
sprinters were among the men
who turned out for the track
team. They are Guy Brown
football haIfback who was The
Kansas state Sprinting CHAINS
pion in his high school days,
and Frank Heidenfelder, Who
was tile Detroit indoor sprint
champ at DENLY High last year.
In the past the Titan track
chiefs concentrated upon the
big relays. In the future they
will prepare for one or two
big meets but engage IN many
dual meets.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Sports
BREVIT1 les

Bob Hamilton. Chicago pro
with 6S, topped first days field
in $1,000 Richmond, Cal, Open
Detroit's Sammy Byrd scored
20 :. The Indianapolis Caps were
back in the victory column, beat
ing Providence, 4-2.
O'Den Riley, Detroit heavy
weight, deciSioned Clayton Worlds
in Chicago Sam Bartolo, MIA
featherwcight champ, won easily
from Vince Dell OrtO in RocheS-
ter. n. Y Eddie Brown. st.
Louis hockey player who recently
lost his eye during collision, left
the hospital saying he wanted TO
play again soon.
Despite a fire which destroyed
500 seats at Hialeah Park, today'S
program will 60 on aS scheduled.
The seasons opener at the oval
resulted IN a record-wagerlng
total of S1.249, SD Coach Gus
Dorsis of Lions predicts a knock
down. dragout battle between pro
football leagues.
Highland Park High School
students favor withdrawal from
the Metropolitan League, accord
ing to a poll Highland Park
Board of Education expected TO
I.ntIa i-cttn ,nNt xUnnly
Del Cockayne, Drake Y. half
back and pro boxer, says, al
though eligible, he won't play for
Bulldogs next season because of
pay squabble" involving payment
of his income tax Green
promised to pay it," Cockayne
says.
Veteran cage coach piggy"
Lambert Of Purdue said today he
may quit Racing was called
off again until next Wednesday at
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Tommy Heinrich, Yankee out
fielder. said he pitched % con-
Secutive ScorelesS innings while in
service and may be able to help
YankS with mound work this
summer.
Rocky Graziano is favored 1-3
over George (Sonny) Horne to-
night al Madison Square Garden
and likely will kaVO him.
GotiredSon plays Bright Good
years. Auto Club meets Spitlires
in Amateur Hockey League games
at Windsor Arena tonight .
DePaul is heavy favorite over
Michigan State tonight at Chicago
Stadium Michigan puckmen
seek their tenth straight at Ann
Arbor tonight against Minnesota
They play again tomorrow
night.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

mas scored clEnI goals anu plCkcu
up three assists against Detroit
while scoring a total of 25. He
lis one of the three men in the
league who had already scored
20 goats.
Stewart is the man who the
Wings will try to stop Sunday
in order to prevent a repetition
of the 93 Shellacking received
IN Toronto last Saturday.
Detroit players give all credit
to Stewart. who bagged four
goals against them in one game.
but insist his record must be
slightly discounted after what
they observed i'm Toronto Bill
Quackenbush, Detroit defense
man, insists Stewart was given a
goal and an assist he didn't earn.
The Wings know today they
won't have Sid Abel back for the
Toronto game. Mrs. Abel, a De-
roit resident. thought the former
Wing captain might arrive at
Montreal in midweek on the
Queen Elizabeth, but she called
TO inform Manager Jack Adams
that Sid was not among the thou
sands of Canadian troops who
diSenbarked.
Adams isn't bringing up any
.relnlorcements rom Indianapolis
He wasn't impressed with any OF
the Caps after seeing them lose.
4-2. To Buffalo Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Counted Out Of Big Three

We wonder if some the baseball experts aren selling
Osse Bueges Washington Senators little snort IN 'heir
winer-book predictions
So far we've yet TO encounter forecaster VINO rates e
Mats chance cracking the socaed American League Dig
three" for 1946-Detrot, New York and Boston
Granted that the Tigers, the Yankees and the Red
Sox uuH be tough But can one oOertook the fdct
that Washington just missed the flag last season:
that their hitting punch for rs already greatly 1-
proved and ditto for their balance?
If Washington any immediate weakness it's the LETT
side of the infield this may be erased Buddy Lewis
not too long out of his old form at third
suggest that of the experts take another look
at the pitching staff before coming out with their next
predictions.
Back from last year uU be their flutter ball four
some of Dutch Leonard, Mill HaefneT, Roger Wouf
and John Niggeling While fresh from the army t0H
b. n ouv named Sid Hudson one of the American
Leagues best pitchers before the army grabbed hum
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Miqhty Take Warning

The quarrelsome big time pro grid loops
might take warning from what happened to the
baseball leagues during the Federal League
war.
Thirty years ago the Federal, so-called
outlaw" as the National Football group labels
the new All-Amerca Conference, called 1t quits
after three years of trying to crack the Ma
tional and American League monopoly on big
time baseball.
But the FederaPs decision to give up
caused no great celebration. The older
circuits had suffered heaUily financially,
too.
It cost organized baseball between $1,000
600 and $5 900, 900 to whip the interlopers. And
the newcomers lost even more. The struggle
had left the American and National bitter but
they were ready TO pay off. The peace settle
ment called for paying off Phil Ball. ST. Louis;
Charley -WeeghmaH, Chicago; Robert Ward
Brooklyn, and Harry +. Sinclair, all millionaires.
Ball, who lost close to $4,000, 900
bought the BroWnS for 5000 900.
Weeghman pas permitted to buy block
OF Cubs stock Which he later sold to the
late William Wrigiey. The majors paid
Ward S4O0 900 in 20 annual payments
and gaUe Sinclair 500 600
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Sports

Bert Bell new high commissioner of the
National Football League, likes 90 tell stories
about Art Rooney, coorful owner OF the Pitts
burgh Steelers.
Bell, a co-owner, was required to sell his
interests in the Pittsburgh club in order TO
accept the post vacated by Elmer Layden. He
sold his half 10 Rooney.
Besides playing around with the Steelers,
Rooney wins and loses fortunes at the race
track. He has five boys and they parade around
Pittsburgh with screaming red jersies, emblaz-
oned witt h the identification: "ROONEY'S
REDS" Arts brother is a Catholic priest
Let me tell you about the year 1888,
when Rooney had the Steelers and had the
Philadelphia Eagles" Bell recalls. "My wife
had been after me for years To join the Cath
Ollie Church and like Rooney keep priest or
two around the bench ON Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
See six Teams
In .A.AA Loop

There were indications today
that al least six teams viii oper-
ate in the newly proposed Triple
A Sandlot baseball league in De-
troit this year. However no
names OF sponsors were released
az meeting of the Detroit Base
ball Federation at the Dry Clean
ing Institute last night
Another meeting viii take place
within the next 10 days.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Golf
Veteran, Die S
nv NJ. r.. DRtkENBKOD

David 7. Millar, one of the vet
Grams of pro golf IN this district
is dead at the age OF "a.
Pro-greenSkceper az Meadow
brook for the last three years
after more than ID years at Gin
ton Valley. the likeable Scot died
suddenly of a heart attack yes
terday al his home, AZ River road.
Mt. Clemens. Funeral services VIII
be Monday at p. m. at Hubbard
Funeral Home in Mt. Clemens.
Millar learned his golf as a cad
die at the famous Carnoustl course
in Scotland where nc carried bags
for Davey Robertson former dis
-tr1Ct pro, and Stewart Maiden,
who later gained fame as golf
instructor of B % by Jones al
Atlanta.
Davey served with the Canadian
army I'm World War ! and was
badly wounded al YpreS After
spending more than year IN a
hospital. he returned 10 pro golf
and came TO this country. lie took
over at Riyerview (now Gowanie)
near Mt. Clemens IN 1921 and
had been in this district ever
since
Later he was AZ ST. Clair River
Country Club before going to.Chn-
ton Valley.
Among his pupils a. Clinton
Valley were two young golfers
who became stars in the district
Hope SelgnIouS and Lloyd Martz.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by three daughters. Jean. Isabel
and Hope There are also three
brothers. William OF Montreal,
Hugh Of Detroit and Jun, pro
al SturgIS Mich
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Northern ~ Wins
Seventh in Waltz
Assoclated Press Wlfepholl

Northern YMCA basketball
team ran up its seventh straight
victory last night by swamping
Hannah "Y." 1898. The triumph
automatically qualified the team
for the city playoifs in March.
George GilSyter with 26 points
led Northern.
With Les JiggenS scoring Is
points and Mike CouzenS II
Fisher "Y' defeated Downtown
~" in basketball last night,
6i-2S. 1t was Fishers fourth
STRAIGHT victory.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
W. Stale Vie
I'm big AAG
Swim Here

Teams from the University ot
Michigan and Michigan State Coll
lege and Ann Arbor. Jackson and
Battle Greek high schools VIII be
among the entries in the Michigan
AAU swimming championships at
Northwestern High tomorrow
night.
Local. entries VIII inclu q q
Wayne. University Of Detroit and
Detroit Tech in addition TO the
Womens City Club Downtown
"Y". Boys Club and Jewish Com
munlty Center.
-Four community recreation cen-
terS Brewster, Elmw ood. kronk
and 81. Clair also viii be repre-
sentCd
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Busy Fencers

Wayne UniverSity's fencing
squad, winner OF its four matches
this season. will compete twice
this weekend The Tartar blades
men meet Michigan State at East
Lansing today and play host 10
Ohio State University on the fol-
lowing day.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Boys Club Names
Co-Swim Captains

Tony Bandyk, breastroker
and Phil aranow ski. back.
Stroker. today were named co
captains of the Boys Club oi
Detroit swimming team.
Al the same time II was an
nounccd that the clubs directors
had voted trip for the team
TO the national Boys Club cham
pionships in Greenwich. Conn, IT
Anril
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
State Hires Zarza

EAST LANSING, Jan 1S GNS)
Director Ralph Young
today announced the signing of
Lou Zarza as assistant football
coach and boxing mentor at
Michigan State. A former State
football player and boxer. Zarza
has been in the navy for three
and a half years.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

pass holders Wili have TO lay out
some $50 to coUer the tax an
aH-time high for supposedly a
"free ride"
In connection with the title scrap
we note that our sports writing
brothers down Gotham way were e5-fffea
in their reception of the announcement
OF the bout s site. They seemed 10 Zee
that New York was the choice from Tho
start.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
People i'm Sports:
w hat They Say

Zone of the best of all foot
ball players, in my opinion. was
Paul Robeson and the hardest
To manage was Gus Sonnen-
berg."-Jimmy Councilman, Chi
cago Cardinals pro football
coach.
zone Of the most soothing
forms of self deception is the
half hour glow that comes of
being all set with the front end
of the daily double. Lynn {.
DOYLE. Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Metro Area Gets New Sports Arena
Nay Quit,
Shields Says
BaIks at League
Tits for Central
By TOM HARPER

Hal Shields. one of Detroit S
most popular football coaches and
Catholic CentraIS mentor last
season. said today that If Sham
rock officials decide to play a
league schedule of eight games, he
would resign his post.
Shields. who took over the job
from Alex Chc>ncy last year. re-
vealed his decision upon being
informed 10y The Detroit Times
that Father James + Martin.
CCntraIS athletic director, had
notified the league that Catholic
Central would abide by whatever
ruling the circuit made on the
question of CcntrarS playing in
the GoodielloW'S city title con-
tests
Shields reportedly is the highest
paid hlgh school coach in the
state. receiving more than $4,000
a year
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Tao Match Booked

Fairvicw Gardens will feature
an Australian tag team bout IN
It's double-header wrestling oiter-
ing next Tuesday with the De-
troit team of Louis Klein and
Bert Ruby opposing Masked Mar
vel and Stanley Buresh. In the
co-feature Dale Haddock meets
Vic Costello.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
He Finally Gives In

''Well, that year finally gave in
looked up Fr. Francis knew in New York
and invited him to sit on the bench with IN
against the Giants. lie was delighted.
Nov you believe II, but that sunday We
licked the Giants II To 10 and Steve Owen
had fits. The NEXT week got another priest
10 sit on the bench against Roone, +, Pitts
burghs. Aud we Won again.
This time il was Fr Michael aud do YOU
know I was beginning 10 believe in the stuff
Rooney just grinned as he walked right
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

activity. he quietly engaged sue.
cesSorS to the others. N-l
Charles Baer was engaged as
football coach. DR.. Bernard F..
Landuyt succeeded Butler as
track coach and DR.. Raymond
Forsyth replaced him as trainer.
William Brooks. coach at the
Women's Swimming Association
for nine years. became the
swimming coach; Domnick
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Al mI.iEAm PARK

weather. clear. track fast
Post y m. Detroit time
First Race-Pinnacc. Town Betty Miss
Aubrey. PerdOt.
Second RsCe--Leo l., MhCla, Golden
Warbler, Edna Lawlcss.
Third Race-Listen Tiger, Navy Blue.
Valdina Gino Satin Goods
Fourth Race-Abrego. SpOOk ship, Mae
James Tsawa
Fifth Race-SiIvestra, Spring Morning.
TimOre. Leaving
sixth Rare-Salyo. Cars Pet
Seventh Race-WiSe Jimmie Sly Manner,
COppcrmau Rose CAVE caroline Ann
Eighth Racc-Make Past. Donaiel Maisle
Dat-ie FpauTinOndus
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Basketball Scores

COILfGT
Fgiunnut Teacher 80 Marietta college 80.
Alabama 80 Tulane -
Xavier 5a Florida A 81 e.
Haslrr So southern NetEodlai IS
Luy0Ia IS Illinois TrCb -.
Ashland T3 kenyon a.
Aims 81 81 Mays tDII So
Hamiinr 49,. Amer tr'crnstlaEs. -,
hmslican U - ~ Maryland -.
Morris Harvey S. Concord 80.
Aaron e Kent state s.
O.ttrhein 3 pculs1u -
Foyt Villa iaz 50 B0Wu1ln ~.
Raud-Mssou 66 BrtErSsteI ~.
PrnnsylyaHiA A. Dubuque q
WAKE Forest fs George Warrington 3s
Bal state 20 DsFsug 80.
Butter "a Wabash 30
Tufts "a Fargo Navy SO
Capital 50 Wilmington Al
DEFIANCE - Ohio northern -
Ho'y Cross 20 Boston COLLEGE 80.
Alabama 40 Tulane -
Camp Peray - RsintrcEe-Savy 10
HIGH SCHOOL
Lansing Tech 13 Resurrection 3.
hff Carnci ST. sacred Heart IA.
Fsirgroyc %. MillnF,un ~
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Bruins Scoo+
Past Detroit
By international Ne~A service

One of the hottest races in the
history of the National Hockey
League is raging today, with only
tAn- point separating the first
four teams.
The Boston Bruins jumped 10
third place last night by defeating
the Rangers, 4 TO 2. at New York
for their second triumph over
them in as many nights.
The BFuins now are one point
ahead of Detroit and one behind
Montreal and Chicago, tied for
first.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

quite a which, at, What JaCupS WdIs SpdCV
with Louis and Conn printed on it
Yes list of bouquets had better add the name OF
A;..,e the srewdest of all the shre~d
characters along promotion row.
For the purpose of baHyhoo, Mike eUen had Corn
90 to income tax headquarters Washington the other
day to see If Billy couldn't spread out his earnings oUer
the years he in the army MIKE kneW the GnSWer
oil the time. but he got baLIyhoo
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Additional Sports
on Page II
Ice Thin. Meet Off

"The ice is still too thin" said Hubert Johnson of the
Department Parks and Recreation, The Detroit Times
relay and novice speedsatng and the exhibition by the
ympa Figure Skating Club Belle Isle tonight has been
indefinitely postponed The city meet scheduled for tomorrow
also has been called or.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
oh. fO he 81 Sailor
Leafs Stewart, Back From Sea.
Becomes Tougher for Red Wings
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Caye brilliant Toronto Maple Leafs forward is
dangerous the Detroit Red Wings This than when he
sahed Orlando like cube steak years
Big and hrdgong after his in the Canadian
Stewart the Red Wings He
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Mack Park Hockey
LAsI NIGHTS UN.

LAsI NIGHTS JUNIOR RESULTS
Sfars g. Comets n Caravans =. Rptedaie
o. Marcus CansdlenE
TONIGUI'S SENIOR CAMS
Angels Vs silver SIX SIS. " kaElef
vs. Maple Leafs q 30. Vics Va Fides A C
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Mike Will Get Last LAUGH

Can't you just hear Uncle Michael Jacobs getting the last
ohucke dishes complimentary tickets tor MS Joe Louis
Billy Conn extravaganza?
Most of the passes uUH be for ringsde for
uuhich Jacobs plans o collect 500. That being so,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
IT'S NOT RIGHT

II don't think that IL is right
for Central to play inferior
-ciPVenS, Shields said. Under
the setup announced by the
league. the teams we would play
would give Central no compe-
titiOn.
II think that the board of
directors are trying tn force
Catholic Central to announce its
withdrawal from the league and
thereby become ineligible for
the charity contest. If Central
officials accept the leagues rul-
ing and return 10 a set league
schedule, ! will relinquish my
post a football coach"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Work Begun
In Dearborn
May House U.D.,
Wayne Cage Tits
By e. A. BACHELOR JR.

An all-Sport arena with a seat
ing capacity of $500 persons that
is now in the process of construc-
tion at Wyoming avenue and Ford
Road, Dearborn, will open in
June, J. F.. Ed" Lowrey, former
Michigan hockey coach and pres
ident of the new enterprise, said
today.
Lowrey sees his arena as the
home next year Of an Inter-
national Amateur League hockey
team and if he fats to obtain
franchise he indicated he would
consider organizing another cir
cut.
OTHER SPORTS. TOO
The arena, while pri imarily
planned for hockey and public
skating, should fill long felt
want in giving Detroit a modern,
moderately sized site for both
college and professional basket
ball, boxing and wrestling, Low.
rey declared
II am well aware that uni
Versities such as Wayne and
Detroit deserve better place
for their games than their pres
ent high school gym facilities"
he said II SHlieve their athletic
directors viii he interested In
what We have TO offer out
here"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
OTHER SPORTS, TOO
PLAN PRO TEAM

Forum. Inc. definitely will be
the home of a professional bas-
ketball team next winter. accord
ing 20 King Boring who will di.
rect this phase for Lowrey.
ut u 10 early la say whether
We will be entered In "A league
but can guarantee we viii
sponsor "a strong independent
pro club To provide opposition
fur such independent teams as
Renaissance. the Harlem Globe
Trotters and Phillips" Boring
said
Boring has been employed in
the ID g ar b born city treasurer =
office for a number OF years and
serve as a part time scout for
the st. Louis Browns.
a native Of Canada titr--5 = :
ycar-old Lowrey coached Mich
igan's hockey teams for II years
before being released in 1914. He
heads an Ann Arbor construction
company and is taking personal
charge OF the arenas construc-
ton. Work began SIX weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
About Story-TeIIer q Priest,
Grid Coach and Two Victories
BY LEO MACDONELL

past me and up to FIR. Michael Now Rooney
said to the Father, now is the time to con
vert Bell The Bears come i'm next week! ,"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
REPLY ON WAY

Father Martin has stated that
a written notice was sent TO the
league last Friday declaring Cen
tral would abide by whatever the
league agreed upon.
a poll of Centrals student body
Yesterday reNealed-that-almnSt
100 per cent were in favor of the
Shamrocks dropping out of the
league and playing an Independent
schedule. with such elevens as
Boys Town. Hamtramck. Ford
son. CanISiuS and AquinaS High
of New York
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Space Sought by Mike

But, however yeu lock at It, they
along with the scribes fraternity
throughout the u. S. gave the story
o,,;+o rida which after all is what
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Boston 4 New YORK 4
TOMORROW'S GAMES
Boston at Montreal.
New York Al Toronto.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Indiana polls q Providence q