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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
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A Big Night

Jimmy Baudino, one OF the
comparative old timers from the
Michigan copper country who
starred in the old Mlchigan-On-
tario Amateur Hockey League. is
helping lay the ground work for
another successful amateur league
at Olympia.
The 31-year-old native Of Calu-
met now employed at the Ford
Motor Co, scored four goals and
helped on two others As Auto
Club of Michigan gained a ID
victory over Windsor Spltfres al
Olympia last night.
Baudinos scoring burst gave
him the international Amateur
League scoring lead by a point
over his tcammate, Joe Levine,
also a veteran from the old Iolz-
baugh team. II also helped Auto
Club take a clear cut lead with
three successive victories.
A crowd of 4,3l4 watched the
amateur teams resume rivalry on
the big ice sheet here after a
wartime absence Of three years.
Gotfredsons of Windsor, with
playing-coach Len Loree scoring
twice, defeated Brights of De-
troit, ID, to gain second place in
the other half of the double
header.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
WILL AID DEFENSE

Capable of an occasional out
standing game but still showing
the effects of his long career, the
34-year-old Seibcrt had not been
playing regular for the Wings In
Is games this season he had three
assists.
According 10 Olympia officials,
Selbert welcomed the chance 10
test his coaching ability.
Big Earl hopes 10 obtain an
interest IN the hockey club n
his home town OF Springfield.
Mass. when the army turns the
rink back 10 the American League.
II know l can't go on play
ing forever and this will give
me a chance TO get in my hand
80 can be ready when SPRING
I. field gets back into hockey"
Selbert told Adams
The move 10 indianapolis ap-
parently ends the big time hockey
career OF one Of the games most
famous players.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Sports
Switch Of Roy CuIIenbine
To Sd Offers Big Possibilities
BY LEO MACDONELL.

The signing of Roy Cullenbine report
edly as an infelder is an interesting twist
as George Trautman and Steve O'Neill
plunge into rebuilding the Tigers for the
coming season.
Cuenbine confirmed that he had signed but
said he hasn't been told he'll be switched 20 the
nfeld.
Cuenbine will get shot at third base if
the reports are true. since the other inheid
positions seem 10 be set with Hank Greenberg
at first base, Eddie Mayo at second and Eddie
Lake at shortstop.
The competition for the hot corner post
Is going to be keen, what with Pinky Higgins
coming back, the availability of Jimmy Outlaw
and Bobby Maier, not TO mention the possi-
bility of another Tiger trade.
ONeill has not given up hopes of landing
Ray Mack, the veteran Cleveland second sacker,
despite the fact that the Indians recently OBJ
tanned George Case, the Washington speedster
for jeff Heath. The Indians could use another
outhelder product in which the Tigers wallow
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Trucks, Swift Signed

Besides Cullenbine among Tigers already
signed are Virgil Trucks and Bob Swift. The
latter, with Paul Dizzy Trout, are driving 10
Hot Springs Ark, where they will take the
baths and play golf as part of their spring
conditioning They will return to Detroit before
going to the Detroit spring training camp at
Lakeland Fla.
Tigers have been ordered to report u
Lakeland next month, batterymen Feb. 20
and the rest of the squad week later. About
10 players, including holdovers from the re-
cent season and boys hack from the wars,
are listed for trials. However, some of tho
l9i5 squad will be missing and the release
of others in service may be delayed.
The process of elimination was started with
the unconditional release of Chuck Hosteter
and Hubble Walker, who served as pinch hitters
for the world champions.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Plans TO Finish Law Study

launched of his experiences
the navy of past baseball experience of his hopes for
future of the Tigers and himself of baseball associations
he had made with players from other big league teams during
his navy hitch.
I'll for about days. said. "Then I'll GO
Ann ArbOr to check credits I'm going finish law
school by going the university In the winter and playing
baseball during the summer
"I spend a few days with my family and then it's
to Lakeland for me-"
Smiling Dick fired question after question Egan regarding
various Tigers He wanted know particularly about Stubby
Overmre Hoot Eves his former teammate at Beaumont
192 who will also report at the Tiger training camp this
spring
"I managed to hear all the World Series gdnles,"
he said. "And really felt badly when OUern,ire up
against the kind of pitching PaSseau threw at the
Tigers in the third game Great guy, that Stubby
But really took the boys in that final game
When the Tigers got six runs, and With NeUUhouSer
pitching simply Oaked and said: That's ALL
BOYS ,"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Praises Pesky and MusiaI

loud in his praise of Johnny Pesky Red Sox short
STOP against whom he played at Pearl Harbor He also had
fine words for the Cardinals Stan Musials hitting.
Role Hemsey his manager and in several games Ted
Williams his teammate
Tied weighs about 200 now" said Dick "He's really
grown. They tell he fine pilot He different
in the air But the ground the old cocky
Ted That's why took those eight bets"
Wakefield the mood to talk far far into the night
II don't how the Tigers miss being world cham
pions again. he said But guess we'd better let Wish so
bed
Wakefield and the writer started for the elevator.
Being in the navy did thing for me- explained
Wakefield II had chance to get to know intimately players
other know better treatment here with
the Tigers than players get anywhere else.
Anyway" he said with slap the back, that won't
look bad in print I'm gonna talk contract with them to-
morrow"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
ShnrIsey Pops Mat Villain hut EUen That's old Stuff

However the tried formula of former heavyweight
referee lure Last night the Arcadia
drew almost 1000 Jack Sharey this role
Apparently wrestling fans derive pleasure from
mamen sugged by boxers Sharkey obliged to the
He fattened the current edition OF the Masked Marvel
midway during the second fall popular since the
Masked Marvel facing Walter Roxy Detroer for obscure
baube described the Midwest heavyweight champion
ship Nor will cynics surprised learn that Roxy emerged
the victor taking falls.
In other bouts Tiger asker and the Great Babo drew Louis
Klein foul from Bull Montana and affair involving
Pete Kazenko and Frank Maniaci called a draw.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Tribe Wanted Too Much

At the Chicago big league meetings, O'Neill
offered the Indians Doc Cramer and the choice
of several inhelders. The Indians would prefer
Hoot Evers or Pat Mullin, but such deal is
out of the question. The Tigers just aren't trad,
ing away their promising young stuff.
N Culienbine goes to third It WiH be
the second n1oUe by the Tigers to make
use Of the outfeld talent on the squad.
The other Uas the trading of Rudy York
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Prep Skate Meet
Entries Still Open

There's frosty tang in the
air today that indicates the
weatherman intends TO let us
have winter back again this
week, which means that The
Detroit Times Michigan Open
High School relay and novice
speedskating races will be held
this Saturday at Belle Isle after
a weeks postponement.
High school boys and girls! If
you haven't entered your self or
your team you can get an entry
blank from your athletic direc-
tor or any city rink or recrea-
ton center or The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

for Lake to make room for Greenberg
at first.
Cullenbine played third base for a
time for the Indians but Uhile he Was
no ball of fire there at the time it doesn't
mean he can't fill the role. Besides, he
can slug that ball.
What powerhouse infeld the Tigers would
have with Greenberg at first, Mayo at second,
Cullenbine at third and Lake at short!
In the event chat Mack comes TO the Tigers,
he would play second, Mayo being moved TO
third, O'Neill has indicated. This, too would
be hefty collection of hitting inhelders as we'll
as neat fielding pattern
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

those triumphs-the latest 1896
here last night-have come in
East Lansing where State has
won its last four games in a row.
State last night treated S,549
home rooters with its best basket
ball of the season 10 even ac-
counts for a 47-39 setback al Ann
Arbor last month.
The triumph was States first
in basketball over Michigan since
l94l and also the first victory
any SPARTAN team had registered
against Michigan since the wars
end.
States star was Mazza, who,
besides scoring il points, held
Michgan's great center. Glen
Selbo, 10 10 points. only three
of which came in the final half.
White with II points. all in
the second half, and Fortino with
nine, seven from the foul line
contributed the most to States
second half scoring punch.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

been promoted 10 manager. Sor-
rell has been serving ms third
season as coach but has nq,,
played this year
Douglas McCaig, young de-
fenseman who has been on loan
TO the Capitols. viii report here
tomorrow 10 take Selberts place
as the fifth defensenan on the
Detroit squad. McCaIg has had
trials with Detroit before, was
loaned TO St. Louis of the u. S.
League most OF this season after
returning from the RCAF.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Arguments Lead TO Waqers

The 25year-od Tiger sugger just home from Pearl Harbor
went to explain
81 arguing with Williams Boston Red Sox star who
is scheduled for release ier the future
about hitting" explained Diek.
Williams first bet he would hit 10 home at least
in the next 10 took that He made
give him odds get the hits got odds
who would get the most walks.
Ted bet he would hit for total and also
higher average We just kept listing items until in all
had eight bets
But Williams nobody else is going to outht your old
Uncle Dick"
Dick slapped his leg with his open hand and almost knocked
everything off the wekept desk of Egan who smiled at the
confidence of his charge
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Sports
BREVIT les

Douglas Van Patten. designer of
Miss Canada, +. A. Wilson's speed
boat racer from Ingersoll Ont,
says Gar Wood rejected a chal-
lenge from the Canadian for the
Harmsworth Trophy because Will
son intended to use Packard Rolls
Royce Merlin motors. According
to the deed of gift both motors
and hull must be made in the
country issuing the challenge. j.
Lee Barrett, secretary of the
Yachtsmen Association of Amer
ica, who handles all challenges
says none came through his office.
Bernie Crimmins, former Notre
Dame All-America guard in 1941,
discharged as a PIT commander,
is joining the Irish grid staff.
Jimmy Bivins, who hopes to
meet the winner of the Louis
Conn championship bout. scored
TKO over Watson Jones in the
sixth round of their bout in San
Francisco last night.
Walter (Turk) Broda, former
Toronto Maple Leaf goalie, claims
he is through with hockey after
being hit with puck and having
six teeth knocked out in service
practice game.
Marcel Hansenne, French miller
who ran some fast races against
Gunder Haegg and Arne Ander-
son. is sailing from France, Jan.
9 10 compete in the nearing AAU
track and field events.
Claude Buddy Young, former
star gridder at Illinois L., before
his entry into the navy, and
rated by many the most elusive
running back since Red Grange,
announced that more than 30
schools want him to attend, but
that the liked u. c. L. A. and
Illinois and he wouldn't make up
his mind until after his discharge.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Catholic CAGE Card

Tonight'S schedule:
Visitation az 81 Lscislsus
81 Gregory AZ Catholic Central
ST. MARY orchard Lake az 81 Benedict.
81 Francis Dc sales a. 81 James.
81 Michael A. 81 Frederick
81 Thomas A. Shrine
81 Agnes st Rosary
sweetest Heart a. 81 Y1ofiaa
sscrs1 Hssrt ~ ~ ratrick
MI Carmel a. AT Saints
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

Egan, the man who discovered anc
signed him, at the Book-Cadillac.
Gone was the navy uniform hC
wore for a total of 35 months on twc
different bitches. In its place, Dick
wore his M sweater, earned while
starring on the baseball diamond for
the Michigan Wolverines.
IL uaS almost midnight Uhen
we chanced to check Egdn's room
to find that the gray eagle of the
Tiger front Offices waS haUing
reunion tUith perhaps the great
est find of his long and brilliant
iUory-hGnting career.
Wakefield, all smiles and obvi-
ously overjoyed at his return to civilian
and baseball life, was tugging on a long
cigar.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

Of OF the participants Their
usually billed sturdy of the Kentucky mountains.
The Smith Brothers motif supplied another wrestling
Patrons felt entitled rebate there than
looked
they had life from the of cough medicine box.
Apparently though they became of the disastrous effects
of five o'clock shadow and this phase ended.
Even vary has lost its imagination Compared to Chief
Chewack who his with carpet
expressed the ultimate Illustration by taking
sides hat of the present bad boys boyh prank
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Cage Results

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ginnfsfta 81 Indiana 90
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Ioug sF Wisconsin %.
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ksntaf - Mist1lr rf
Wyoming sf Vt'narsit- fr.
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Plpor IS. CarroN 40
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us9i a.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
By L. A. BACHELOR JR.

Wrestling of ideas last nights show at Arcadia
is indication. -
inevitable that day the mat impresarios would
they made remarkable contributions to
the entertainment world before that day
There was the when program
complete Formidable Finn Horrible Hindu Terrible
brawny the Siberian steppes too
from wrestlngls talent scouts.
the geological phase. No wrestling ring
complete It's posts adorned by the pet
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

called meeting tonight in the
BarIum Tower to plan a Triple a
in 1916.
Sauelot baseball in Detroit drew
It's blEEest crowds when a Triple a
division was .n force many years
ago Harry Heiimsnn, Bob Fotb-
,ergill and Bobby Neach performed
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
SandIots Seek Hos+e+Ier
BY JAKE BERsoN

on the local sandlots after their
big league days were over.
A Triple A here would likely
draw many other eX-malor
lcaguers who do not care TO re-
turn 10 the minors. Class A, now
the top division of the DBF, bars
former major leaguers and players
with Double-A experience.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

ing coac h of
the Indianapo-
lis c Capitols.
Detroit S farm
C ] u b in the
A m @ r i C a n
League.
The hic hald.
h @ a d @ d de-
fenSenan Will
take over to-
day from john
ny Sorrell, for
mer Red Wing
star, W n o h a S
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Hooseman Scores
Upset Over SavoId

NEW YORK, Jan. s (UP) Al
Hoosman, army developed Negro
heavyweight from Los Angeles
registered the years first upset
at Madison Square Garden last
night by turning the tables on
Lee Savold. and gaining the unani-
nous l0-round decision with ease.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

Chuck Hostetler, the 4o-year.old
outfelder released by the Detroit
Tigers yesterday may perform on
the Detroit sandlots next summer.
1t is reported that Hostetler,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Taylor Joins
Men
Fails TO Appear
For Hayes Fight
IAST NIGHI,s FIGHTS

LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
Charley Hayes 10 Detroit. Won hy de-
fs4lt from Eddie Taylor, 1891, Detroit
.ia1.or failed 10 APPEAR
Rufus Knlghton 170 Detroit. defeated
Walter Smith. l6s. Detroit co.
Art Price 1854. Detroit knocked~ out
Mickey Mccoy. i6s, Detroit ca
Mickey Savage, l47 Detroit knocked out
Paul Darby i6o. Detroit. knocked out
Marty Marlin 1856. Detroit t2t
Larry Ray. i4a. Detroit, knocked out John
Clcmond, 1i6, Detroit ca,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
First Since 1917
State SpIurges in I'd Half to Trim
M. 40-36. as Home Floor Spell Works
BY GEORGE MASKIN

EAST LANSING, Jan. S-Theres something home
floor which does the trick for Michigan State its basketball
with the University of Michigan.
The Sparans today hold their sixteenth victory games
with the Wolverines which 1909 Of
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Big Ten Cage Race

LAtT NIbHI HIaJLIo
T1us ST. Wisconsin so
N-ianeS0's So Indiana 4s
NorthseGte.r -. Purdue. 80.
Michigan sate 20. Mlra.gtn 50 mon
C0affTcrCf
C-rferenrf ramss t1if veck-ent.
Tricav-MichlEsn a. Chicago
earUr1sT-flinoE a. ONO S'sfe iras a.
Indiana Michigan a. AoftaVef'ern. Purdue
Il H...-rrLL--
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
AT GILFSIhtAM
Weather. clear track, faS


Weather. clear track. fast.
Post, 80 ?. n.
Flrst Rarc-Cincus. Flussy.
second Race-Jaunty Miss, Jlm't Sister,
Did BE. Giant Drift
THlrd RsCe-Charles Hstton FlAsn A
Tan AfE O Lindy Port said.
Fourth Race-Epison, senate. Il OsunI.
Bud -WNet
tf'h Hscs-Robert' X, Burning TSig. Ne
Co There TransfrAn
SIKH Rece-Flying Port pucheu Myrna.
Bob % sullivan Landslide.
seventh Rsce-Hi Marietta. BotsEe, Dust
men sting Ira
.ElsHth RACE -En,erprising Blle Day.
EHIicatc. Duchil p Beach Misf
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Wrs'hrr cloudy track heavy
Post 40 3
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fnI.'H Race -- on Print Dodge CITY
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nralad0 Maid
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Veteran Out
IS Yrs.
SorreIl Is Made
Hoosiiers Pilot
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Earl Seibert, veteran of 15 CAM
paigns in the National Hockey
League, left the Detroit Red
Wings today 10 become the play.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
u. M. Bows TO State

Totals 1911 80 Totals f2l7 as
Half'ims score Michigan state 10 Mich
igsn is
Free throws missed Fortino Robert
Wtife Waldron Harrison Selbo Elliou
Baker FrinberE Dietrich
Officials Ike Crair Illinois Wesleysr. AHf
Ruddsl Miller. Western MlchiFsn
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
DETAILS TO FOLLOW

Mitzel stated details of the
lease would be worked out later.
He was given assurance the rental
fee would be approximately the
same as in 1910 when Detroit had
an all-time entry record of 6,073
teams for an ABC at the Coli
scum.
A few weeks ago it appeared
Detroit would receive opposition
from Milwaukee and indianapolis
but both refused at the last min
ute. Milwaukee stepped out for
Detroit support in 1850 Chicago
then tossed its hat in for Detroit 5
aid in 1853. Detroit, Chicago and
Milwaukee are the big three in
bowling.
Detroit was host 10 one other
ABC at the Coliseum during the
depression in 1882 when 2,336
teams rolled. At the old Wayne
Gardens in 1910 a total of 401
teams competed.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

Either that Ted Williams your uncle Dick is going
10 be a broke cookie at the end of the 1916
1t tall towering Dick Wakefield speaking. At th
particular giving forth with this statement
oungng comfortable chair in the suite of Wish
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

Yeah. and that Williams have got about eight bets
he said Somebody going TO the cleaners this and
it isn't going TO be Ence Dick.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Obtain Site
For'48 ABC
BY HAROLD KAHL

Detroit not only is assured OF
the 1913 American Bowling Con-
gress Tournament, but has Sc
cured the building to house the
event, the State Fair Coliseum.
That Detroit made the only bid
for 194S was revealed via long dis-
tance by Elmer II. Baumgarten,
ABC secretary of Milwaukee.
Meanwhile. Frank Mitzel, Sec
retary of the Detroit Bowling
Association; Harold Allen of the
Greater Detroit Bowling Proprie-
tors Association, and Carl Sedan,
manager of the Detroit Conven-
tion and Tourist Bureau, obtained
permission TO lease the Coliseum
from Feb. Is TO May Is in l94S
from the Agricultural committee
in Lansing yesterday with the
blessing of Gov. Kelly.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
BY CHARLES p. WARD

Every day will be pay day at
Arena Gardens this week but not
for promoter -0reifie- Godfrey.
because Eddie Taylor, "a tor, Detroit
Imiddleweight, failed to show up
for his scheduled -1Q-FeHHd- -be4t
with Charley Hayes last night.
Godfrey notified the crowd of
I203l that he would refund the
money of all those who presented
ticket stubs at the box office. or
that he would recognize the stubs
/ Tor admission TO any future Arena
Gardens fight.
The crowd paid S4,397 to see
the show, and since Taylor was
to have received Is per cent Of
this after the taxes were deducted,
| his walkout cost him $507 as well
as suspension.
CAN'T EXPLAIN 1T
No explanation was offered for
Taylor'S failure to appear. His
I trainer, Eddie Futch, said he
seemed anxious TO fight when he
appeared at the offices of tn
| Michigan Boxing Commission 10
be examined and weighed yester-
| day afternoon.
He left the commission Offices
with instructions TO 60 home to
bed. His manager, Don LoVeWell,
a theater owner, was TO have
/ picked him up there at 7:30. but
when he arrived Taylor had al
ready left, telling his mother that
he was on his way to the arena.
That was the last seen of him,
Ialthough searching parties secured
/ Paradise Valley.
Futch would not hazard a guess
as TO the fighters whereabouts,
saying that he was VIGOROUSLY
irresponsible although of good
living habits.
"He might be fishing off the
head of Belle Isle with the
spirit of Rube Waddell for all
know" said Eddie. But now
that it is all over I am glad in
"A way that am rid OF him.
had bad week"
FANS HUNT STUBS
Before the crowd was told that
Taylor had failed TO show up,
there were some misgivings as 10
how it would take the news. Just
10 be on the safe side, Inspector
Kennedy Lawrence of the vice
squad sent for additional police
in case of a riot but they were
not needed.
But the announcement did
cause a furry Of excitement.
Those who had discarded their
ticket stubs Immediately began
Iscrambling under their seats in
! search of them. Thus while many
/ fighters have had the distinction
of standing the customers in their
seats. Taylor. by failing TO appear,
probably became the first TO put
them under the seats
Fddie's absence cost Hayes
$500, for he was TO have received
I1712 per cent of the net gate.
II also spoiled a good show, the
best bout of which was the six
round semifnal. In this contest,
| Rufus Knighton, a rough and
ready Detroit light heavy.
punched out a decision over an
other Detroiter, Walter Smith. a
! lean and clever boxer with the
calm of a Stepanfetcht.
| HOLYOKE Mass Johnny Finaz-o. 1s6.
Baltimore ouipointed ST. Paul. ITO, Spring
field Mass il0t.
NEWPORT vt-Bmy Napier $50 Boston.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

who intends to
m ke Detroit
his home al
ready has re-
ceived several
offers 10 mar
age local sand
lot clubs when
and If a Triple
a division IS or
A. gained by the
Detroit Base
ball Federation
next season
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Seibert's Hockey Record

LEWISTON. Ms-E1 Lst0urnssu. lA9. san
ford Ne knocked ogt 4! &ichagd, lt4',.
Lisbon Ne IS.
NEWARK Pat Ciordano. ls2tk.
Montresl ogtP9!n'te Irish J!gEs Donohue.
l34ts, Phl,aGsF Fhis 10.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

HOIYOKE Mass Johnny Finaz.o. 1s6.
Baltimore ouipointed 81. Paul, ITO, Spring
field Mass l0t.
NEWPORT VI Billy Napier $50 Boston
.outnoinied Billy Letourneau, l5s. Coaticook,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

Wakefield, in Detroit,
Reveals His 40 Aims
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

He's Gotta Win Bets
With Ted Williams
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-07
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