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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25

narik. Pennsylvania; Tony Adamle, Ohio State;
Vaughn Mancha, Alabama; Thomas, Arkansas,
and Bill Gray, Oregon State.
BACKS: Emil Sitko, Jim MelIo and Jerry Cow
big, Notre Dame; Joe Golding, Oklahoma; Ray
Evans, Kansas; Lloyd Merrimon, Stanford; Ernie
Case and Cal Rossi, UCLA; Tommy Korczowski,
William and Mary; Vince Moravic, Harvard; Levi
Jackson, Yale; Wally Kretz, Hillary Chollet and
Weiss and Bob Chappuis, Michigan; Bob FEM.
more, Oklahoma A. and M; Elwood PetcheI,
Penn State; Tony Minisi, Edward Allen and Bob
Rykovich, Illinois; Joe Whistler, Ohio State; Walter
Slater, Tennessee, and Frank Burns, Rutgers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
PROFESSIONAL
FOOTBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Z; Pittsburgh 0.
Washington ~; Philadelphia 10.
Boston 10; Los Angeles 81.
Chicago Cardinals a.. Green Bay 6.
Chicago Bears AZ; Detroit 6.
ALL-AMERICAN CONFERENCE
Cleveland a.; Buffalo IT.
San Francisco 80. Brooklyn a.
Chictgo SO; New York %.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Jersey City 2s; Scranton II.
DIXIE LEAGUE
At Norfolk Charlotte Clippers Il; Nor
folk Shamrocks 2.
At Richmond Greensboro Patriots "A;
Rebels Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
Three Teams Have Opportunity
To Capture Second Place SPOT
Several ifs" Involved In Race For Runnerup
Honors; William And Mary, N. C. State
And South Carolina Try For Position

The University of North Cardinals Tarheels-those same
Tsrheels who weren't supposed to do much this season. &C.
love- already chalked up the Southern Conference chamhion.
chin for 1916, so interest this week will shift to the battle
for runnerup honors.
Three teams have Mathematical chances to- move into the
1pague's second spot, now held by the William and Mary
indians. The trio Of elevens with a lingering hope are vii
liam and Mary, North Carolina State and South Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
Nv JACK HAND

NEW YORK, Nov. 24--U.D-Bowl
game promoters, reconciled to
| Army's polite refusal and the imi-
nent Illinois UCLA pairing at
Pasadena, are cycling Georgia's
Charley Trippi as the next best
box office lure il the Bulldogs
can get past Georgia Tech next
Saturday.
North Carolina, Boston College,
Mississippi State, Georgia Teen,
louisiana State, Rice and Texas
also have attractive records but
an unbeaten, united Georgia eleven
with the highly-publicized Trippi
rates as the top attraction among
those still available.
Tennessee, a prime favorite be-
cause Of victories over Georgia
Tech, North Carolina and Boston
College, was no longer available,
having accepted ar. invitation to the
Orange Bowl at Miami. The Vols.
who lost only to Wake Forest, had
to scramble for a TO verdict over
Kentucky On Walt Slater's 54-yard
run in the last period.
Army having definitely renouric-
ed all thoughts of post-seasor play,
concludes its season in traditional
fashion by playing Navy at Phila-
delphia Saturday after enjoying an
open date. The Mi6dies were also
idle.
In addition to marking the last
collegiate appearance Of Glen Davsi
and Doc Blanchard. the Navy game
probably will close the West Point
era in football. The Cadets have
dominated the nations gridirons
for the past three seasons, running
Up an ~unbeaten, string of q games
marred only by the 90 tie with
Notre Dame.
With the departure of Davis,
Blanchard and most Of the other
first string Cadets, things will be
getting back to normal next sea-
son.
Middies Improve
There should be DO reason to hold
anything back against the Middies,
Who have been sh owing signs Of inn
movement despite seven successive
Ratings. A Navy victory would be
me biggest upset in recent years
out the Cadets can be expected
70 give it everything to wind up
n blaze Of glory.
UCLA preserved its perfect rec
I'd by downing Southern California
saturday, 1876, on a muddy field.
nus winning The Pacific Coast
.onlerence championship. After a
.O'e Of the members later this
week they will DE officially named
me Rose Bowl.
Inc UcLAN's title clinchirg per-
wilnance was far from awe-in-
sp,Ilng as they wisely played it
i faIe IN the near quagmire, wait
ms l0r the breaks to decide the
a..e' After punting on first and
l hl down in the early stages,
olocked kick gave the Bruins
n,'.. list touchdown and a fumbled
Sa :, recovered by UCLA on the
INV sSietn Cal 5-yard line set up
fsu, whining score before 90, ia
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25

In 1910 there were less tnan 20
cotton mills in the southern states
of the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
THIRD

Leonard Ford, Michigan
George Savitsky, Pennsylvania
Plato Andres, Oklahoma
Dick Harris, Texas
John Mastrangelo, Notre Dame
Walter Barnes, Louisiana State
Gregg Browning, Denver
Mickey McCardle, Southern Cal.
Harry Gilmer, Alabama
Forrest Hall, San Francisco
Bobby Layne, Texas
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25

An average year in the United
States will e 303, 400 bales of cot
ton used to make toweling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
TRIPPI, LUJACK, BLANCHARD ANDDAVIS
SELECTED ON ALL-AMERICA BACKFIELD


SECOND
Hub Bechtol, Texas
Bob Davis, Georgia Tech
Joe Steffy, Army
George Strohmeyer, Notre Dame
Art Gerometta, Army
Dick Huffman, Tennessee
Barney Poole, Army
Arnold Tucker, Army
Herman Wedemeyer, st. Mary's
Charley Justice, North Carolina
Clyde Scott, Arkansas
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
FIRST

LIE Burr Baldwin, UCLA
1T George Connor, Notre Dame
LG Weldon Humble, Rice
C Paul Duke, Georgia Tech
RIG Alex Agase, Illinois
RI Warren Amling, Ohio State
RE Hank Foldberg, Army
OBJ Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame
LII Glenn Davis, Army
RI Charley Trippf, Georgia
FB Felix Blanchard, Army
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
pap'es::ssv blsagsjosloiv
domobranceIn

Obtozeni dr.. Jan je obsirno
opisal tudi vlogo duhovscine pri
vsem tenn izdajalskem poeetju
zdruzene s1ovenske reakcije. Po-
udaril je, da SO imeli izdajalski
reakcionarji y Skofw dr.. Ro$-
mamu $50 podporo. skofu je s1e-
dill vecji del duhovscine. Tesna
povezanost med duhovscino,
Katolisko akcijo in S1ovensko
1judsko stranko kaze dejstvo, da
nj bilo nobene dekanijske kon-
ference, ma kateri ne bi bill pri-
sotni zastopniki vseh teh orga-
nizacij. Slovenska ljudska
stranka in med okupacijo zdru-
zena slovenska reakcija je hote-
la prav S pomocjo duhovscine
ohraniti politicno oblast. Tudi v
prvih pocetkih belle garde Sc je
duhovscina n a jb oil aktivno
udejstvovala.
Zvezo s skofijo je vzdrzeval
d,Ihovnik Mdlovrh. Prav duhOU-
Selma je $irila miselmost, da je
borba proti konaunismu borba
20 ali proti Bogu IN da je doVo-
ljeno posluSevdti Sc . tej borbi
VSeh SredsteV.
Prav ia ma versko custvova-
ME usmerjena propaganda je
povzrocila, da Sc je v vrstah do
mobrancev znaslo toliko zlocin-
cev.
To pocetje je podpiral tudi
Vatikan. Ko je bi1 $kof dr.. RoS-
mani . tem 6dsu . Rinalt; je pri-
nese1 Oh poc,vr1raitkul potsseeben h pipe
Sev .b1agos1ov "a use protskomat-
nisticne iborce, Sa one pa, Ri SO
Sc ) borbii proti ppristd$em oSoo'-:
bol'di1negd gibanja ndjbo1j >odN:
kovdoh, .pe sest roS,,ih vence0,, ki
Jih lie ,bInGOslOUII pGDeS DOSebei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
NEVARNOsT. .OGNyA PRI cI'
~.< SCENJU OBLEk

varrnnot;ssttni difektor Frank D.
Ceiebrezze svari ljudi glede ci-
scehja ob1eke z 1afto ali gasoli-,
nom nom donna ! stanriot,vanju: 70 je
skrajno tlevarnoo radi ognja, OIL
roma eksplozije. Gasolin Sc hi
tro izpreminja v Hap in mesa
I zrakom. Ako .ta fnesanica do
seze kje ' hisi ogenj, nastane
eksplozija in ogenj. Pri tenn Sc
dostikrat porusi hisa ali del hi
Sc.
Bliza Sc velikanoe in dosti lju-
di 81 zelii imeti "a tedaj eisto
obleko. cato .je priporocljivo,
ako hekdo zeli nekaj prihraniti
ma ciscenju in ako ne zmore pla-
cati "a kompletno, delo, ciscenje
in likanje, maj odda .obleko po-:
klicnim cistilcem "a seistiti, kar
stane sorazmerno malo, zlika 81
pa lahko vsak sam.
Ciscenje obleke z nafto, ben
cinom ali gasolinom " hisi nj
nikdar varno. Ker je dosti cenej-
Sc dati obleko izcistiti poklic-
MIN cistilcem, kot pa prirediti
najcenejsi pogreb, je priporoc-
1.-Two, da ne cistite nobenih oblek
donna, posebno ne v hisi. Niti
eden clovek izmled sto ne We,
kdaj in kako je varno ravnati
pri ciseenju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

vvici Wei zadoSSeno, oprosti nii1lojim
gre6om ii no ojenlu deiovanjju.'
Javni tozilec je zakljlsil zasli-.
sevanje dr. Jana > besedami::
"faksen, kakrseh Sc je tu. pri-
kazal DR.. Jan, taksni SO bill vsi
mobranski oficirji, Velika je
veriga njegoyih zlocinov, toda
on jih ysai skesano ,priznava."
(Dnlje prjhodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
ALI STE ST PRESKRBELI?

kAA1 - Z ok FnEoNn66Il
citatelje Enakopravnosti OBJ
veseamo, da imamo v nasem
urednistvu najnovejso knjigo,
"A Nation of Nations" XII jo
je spisal mas poznani in sposto-
vani anerisko-slovenski pisa
tell Louis Adamic, Vsak bi jo
moral precitati in lastovati!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
skof js vedel "a poeetje
"crne roke"

crne roke
Morilci Janove cete so umorili
tudi upravnika bolnice Gerlovi-
ca, "a kar je obtozeni DIR. Jan,
kakor sam izjavlja, izvedel v
uniionski kleti, kjer' .je bill gfml-
nazijski professor. Renee, eden
najintimnejsih prijateljev Skota
RoSmama. Omenil je, da je Ger
1ovica vzela po1icija ter pri tenn
pomenljivo pomeziknil oee-
som in pristaVil "Zadela ga je
roka pravice."
Cez par dni je obtozeni dr.. Jan:
cd svojih mori1cev izvedel, da so
res umori1i Gerlovica. IL tega
primera je dovolj nazorno doka-
zano, da SO imeli olpravka S tako
zvano "crno roko" tudi ljudje il
najozje okolice skofa dr.. Roz-
mana in da je "a divjanje "crne
roke" vedel skof Rozman sam in
to delovanje cello odobraval.
'Pobijanje pristasev Osvobodil-
xr4kf
Da nosi pri umorih "crne ro-
Ike" najvecjo moralno odgovor-
most izprijena slovenska duhov-
Selma, dokazuje Sc primer domo-
branca Milana Visnjarja, XII je
obtozenemu DIR. Janu izjavil, da
pobijanje pristasev Osvobodilne
fronte nj greh, ces, da mu je
tako dejal zupnik pri Devici Ma
riji v Polju, vendar mu je sveto-
val, maj prepusti ia posel dru-
GIN, ker je sam Sc premlad "a to-.
Ma tenn primeru Sc zrcali zlo-
cinska delavnost duhovscine.
Znacilna "a duhovnike Roma
novega kova je nadalje izjava
nekega kurata, XII je obtozene-
mu DIR. Janu oh umoru nosece ze-
ne izjavil: ~ so
''Prav je tako, Bog ho6e, da
trpi ta4di Sc nerojemi otrok cara
di sloGinske noiselmosti svoje
nlatere!"
DR.. Jan je nadaljeval posel
navadnega morilca ma svojih po-
stojankah v Visnji gori in Pija-
vi gorici. Ko je sluzboval ma Pi-
javi gorici, ga je sef tamosnje
obvescevalne sluzbe kapetan Ilo-
var postal v Ljubljano in mu ma
rocil, maj v Fincevi ovaduski pi-
sarni dvigne spisek aktivistov
Osvobodilne fronte, katere mai
da potem pomoriti. DR.. Jan je
res dobil spisek desetih linen, XII
mu ga je izrocil Finec. Obtoze-
nee je nato odredil likvidacijo
zadevnih oseb, cd katerih sc spo-
minja lie Sc ma zeleznicarja Per-
meta.
Vsi domobranski oficirji SO bill
"Grnorokci"
ZIocinska, pot obtozenca je vo-
dila cd umora do umora, cd ropa
do ropa. Okoriscal Sc je pie
nom, XII so ga njegovi razbojni-
XII nagrabili pri pobitih pristasih
Osvobodilne fronte. Glede "cr-
ne roke' pravi obtozenec sam
dobesedno:
"Vsak domobranski 0ficir je
bil prepri6an, do 16rna roka' nj
bila kako sgrajema orgami2ocija,
XII H delovola n1inao domobran-
stva. Vsak je pac smdtral, da Sc
isVaja pobijamje pod firmo '6rne
roke,' ne da bi pri tenn pomisM,
da gre tn aq kako prav $pecielmo
orgonisacijo: Tako sem meishz
tudi Jazz in sem bill clam fcrme ro-
ke' prav tako, kot so bill Vsi
ostdA oticirji szovehskega do
na0br0nstvd."
ia izjaVva obtozeneegg;asi ga prtac dra-
stieno dokazuje pfavi znacaj
"crne roke," XII je bi1a izraz So
vrastva vse slovenske zdruzene
reakcije do naprednih sill last
mega naroda.
Pri zaslisanju je Jan primal
= L
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

as1GDSt O GeLOU0n1u tGEO 2UGne
KatoNske akcije. San, prdUi, da
KatohSka nkcija nj organisacijd
"a pog1obitev verskegd sivlje-
mja, marve6 orgamizacija, XII maj
preko svojiega elanstva vpNva
'sa javntIot siV1jenje. Orgdnisirono
je nekako po komspirdtivmena
vsorcu. Osmovna ceNco je tri-
tla''sko jedro;; po pet jeder tOori
roj, usi roji skupaj pa so po sta
,,ovskih skupimah diterencirano
po de1avcih IN gospodarjih po-
vesaui . krajev',ih $s1pmijskik,
dekdmijskih IN Skotijskih orga-
misacijah
.,.Za casa okupacije je imaeza
KatoNSka akcija 'eanaee vr$iti
$piona$no IN ovddu$ko slu$bo. Y
nt,avI,odi1ih Sc je poudarjalo, da
je vasna osaka ma1enkost ter do
je treba porocati o vsem, privot-
mem Sivljemju, kaksme napake IN
kakSme dobre strami ineajo posa-
naezmi ljudje. Vsi tt podatki 80
bill sabeleSni . posebni kartote-
XII. Prvotno je bill vodja Katoli-
Ske akcije . Lljubljami professor
Tome, po mjegovN snarti pa je
prevsel VodstVo kurat LenGeE,
XII je Katoh$ko akcijo tesmo po-
vesdl 2 dOmobrdnstUOn1.
Za sanesljive 6laae Katoh$ke
akcije so Sc vrSih no de$eli po-
sebni te6aji, y kdterh so jim,
dajah 'eavodila, kqko je ,treba
dr$ati . katoHSkih r0kah vso
poNtiGmo IN gospodarsko maoc
mad slovenskim ljudstVom,. Pro-
fesor Tome je pri tenn posebno
,,aglasal, da je tre5a kon,unisti
Emdpraviti tako, kakor je napra-
va Bog 2 onin, $idovskina ro-
dom, XII je odpddel cd njegd.
Oficielao Sc je KatohSka akci-
ja sicer bald sagovdrjati ia na-
celia jdvno, todd mjeVi vodilni
clo'ai katoliSka intelligence, sla-
sti pa duhov$cina, so to med
! ludstvona intensiUno propdgira-
II. DR.. Jan sam poudarja, da je
20 domobranSEe sloCine odgO-
uorma skupno $kofone Ro$mea-
nom Vsa isdajalska duhov$Gina.
Koko tes'ao je Hlo povesona
KatohSka akcija z isdd7alsEina
pocetjem sdruSeme slovenske re-
okcije, dokasuje med drugina
tudi dejstvo, da je klerikol',a
Slovenska legija tiskala vso 500
10 propagdndno literature D
gzavni pisdIr,i KatoHske akcije
. ljubljamski Skotiji, pri 1dsari-
stih IN ,aa EhrlichoVem stdnova-
nju. PodruSnice so bile y To-
druS,i sUesi, . Vsdjemni Sdua-
rovalnici, . Posojilnici In q
SlomSkoveno domu.
Rekvizicija in crna borza
Obtozeni DIR. Jan je nadalje v
svojih izjavah pripovedoval, da
SO imeli domobranci dovoljenje
"a rekvizicije. Sprva Sc je mana
salo to dovoljenje samo ma ra-
dijske aparate, da ljudje ne bi
mogli poslusati porocil Osvobo-
dime fronte, toda kmalu Sc je
med domobranstvom povsod
razpasel sistem rekvizicije brez
slehernega potrdila. Vojaki So Z
vednostjo svojih poveljnikov
rekvirirali vse, kar jim je pris1o
pod roko, cd kokos1 in jajc pa do
konja in vola. seveda Jim je pri-
sla pray tudi mast in podobna
roba. Cesar MISC mog1i pojesti
sami, to je slo ma crno borzo in
DIR. Jan je primal, da je nekoc
cd prodaje zaplenjenega konja
dobil 1000 lir.
Tudi kaplam Kri&aj je jezdu
nookrog mo- sopzenjenem komja.
ce je bil p1en posebno oe1ik,, so
emostdV'ao pobrdi t1dN Sc talce,
XII so Jim maorak aositi .po cele
vre6e moke, ri$a, mesa III podob-
mega b1aga, d da jih ne bi isdali,
so Jim dali "potno dovolilsico "a
" "AmerikO." knr 1)OYneyai dn 30
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
lIppapsseva gesta. ,sdroobao aaflibaao ;n,sla

pdpeseYG geStG nGrGOe0 tnaetG
vel apliv.
Pater Od;lo, ki je obiskoya1
Vaske straze in Jill bodril "a boj
prpti pattizanom, jim je poudar-
jal: ~ borbi proti kom,tnistom
uporabite vsa sredstva! 70 mo-
"a biti! ~ ne ponsaga mi6p' IA
10 20 50 50 gol,o.'oriE 5Il,.' tud drstgi duhov-
piki. =,
! Ma interyencijo .skofa pri S.
generalu Roesnerju 50 bill pri
domobrancih in ostalih izdajal-
skin svojaskih formacijah po-.
stavljeni duhovniki "a kurate In
,sicer predvsem z namenom, da
usmerijo miselnost "a borbo
proti Osvobodilni 'front.'.
DR.: Jdn sans poa4darjd, da ,sosi
duhoOscima moral,,o odgooor-
most za use Slo6ine "6rne roke."
"tJaz sem Q tenn globoko prepri-
6ds," je deja1 obtoSenec IN to
"dokasuje, da Sc domobramcen.
pri spovedi takih unaorov sploh
nj bio treba ispovedati. Niti
majneamj ne dvonain,, da je $kof
dr.. RoSnaa,, dobro vedel sa @crmo
roko' in odobraval mjeno pocet-
je. Sag so "a to vedeh aajbolj
intin,ni Sodelavci $kofa.
"skof je obsojo1 Osvobodilmo
tromto, ko so padh . Ljubljdmi
isdajalci, nj pa naigaI miti 5 pr:
stom, ko 50 ubijali obrancii
povsem medozSme lj,.di. Positiv-
no vens," je sdkljucil DIR. Jan
svojo ispoved tenn poglovW,
"dd Skof nj dal proti tenau 'aobe-
mega a'avodila IN 'easprotmo, dt.-
hovaiki kurati so domo5rance
Sc podSigaN k naoritvam IN ubo-
jern pristaSev narodmo osvobo-
dilmegd gibanja."
Prepozno kesanje
| 10 je ppredsednik vpprraalssal ppralsl ob-
tozenega DR.. Jana, ali ina K tenn
svojim strahotnirnl izpoVedbam
Sc kaj pripomniti, je dr.. Jan od-
govvoorrill: K temlutl nniimmlaamta nicesar
veS ,prriippooimnanniti:" Nato Sc je obr-
nil K obeciinnstvu in $ pt.otivVzzddiignje-
MIN glasom izjavil:
/ "Prosim slovensko ljudstvo
"a 81 rnn ~, sa * ~ nnantennI IL IL hra-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24
Chicago Black Hawks Take
National Hockey LEAGUE Lead
by United Press

Whether holding first place will
be tougher job than getting there
for the Chicago Blackhawks OF the
National Hockey League seemed to
be question today that only x
ray plates could answer.
The BlackhaWks got into first
place with a Z to victory over
the Montreal Canadiens last night,
who dropped to third. But the
victory cost the Chicago skaters the
services of Doug Bentley, their star
play-maker, who with his brother
Max, have established themselves
as the top scoring combination in
the league this season. Doug suf-
fered leg injury and 1t appeared
tc be a broken bone which could
keep him out of action for the re-
mainder of the season and through
the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Hawks scored three goals in
the first period and built their ad-
vantage to 6 to / before the end
OF the second period.
At Boston, the Bruins went wild
against the Toronto Maple Leafs,
scoring z to victory to move
into second place ahead of Mon
treal. The victory ended a four
game Toronto winning streak.
Boston goalieI frankie Brimsek
missed his second straight shutout
by only 48 seconds when Billy Tay-
loI belatedly scored Torontos only
goal The Bruins took a 4 to o lead
in the first period and popped in
two more in the second to take
6 to 0 margin. Seven different Bos-
ton players made goals.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24

Mount Clemens only team the Bear piled UP
points Wy students liked their first
town communities also impressed with the enys
showing
Roosevefs grid fortunes
pattern that TO be many
One a champion the q PLAYING the
foes the local eleven finished
River 1t Simmons came THROUGH
with another championship the Bear
srssht Only teams TO Wyandotes goal line
Ferndale and Royal Oak prorninence
as THE to win the Rouge sridders
His last Simmons watched his champs to buns again
in 1880 victory in eight Hagadon replaced Sim
81 and after mediocre showing the
undeeated Border Cities League Champion 33 Once
agadon eleven went on another victory famine Out thirty
contests played
garnered but four In 40 and Al they dropped Straight
was time to bring another coach shepherd
toward another Mddlesworh
AZ and promptly guided the school Cities Cham
plonsp only to watch them fall 49, to riches
94 Mddesotth coached another squad of champions viii
1t be back to this year?
Jack Henderson scowled the
mufered Maybe but well be in there fghtin -.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24
Puck Teams
Face Rough
Schedule

Only a week left before the play
offs, the city's hockey teams looked
forward to a four-game schedule
that must be completed January 80.
Mild weather during the early
part of January caused cancella-
tons Of the regularly scheduled
tits and will force the pucksters
tc play every night in order to
complete the ten-game schedule.
The Down River hockey cham
pionship will be decided in play
offs styled after the Stanley Cup
matches. Third and fourth place
teams will play a three-game SER
les, winner of which will meet the
first and second place victor. Play
offs will begin February l and the
teams likely to see action are the
Hawks, River Rouge, Bruins and
Hornets.
Last place Crosse lie with no
victories in five starts have been
fundamentally eliminated.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24
.OeIay's
Sport
Parade
. By Oscar FraIey =
United Press Sports Writer

OHAtcu IACSS SpOElS hIltcT
NEW YORK. U.P) = Track and
field escaped its greatest interna-
tionaI incident since the elbowing
of Sid Wooderson yesterday when
Frenchman Marcel Hansenne al
most was bumped out of COMPETE
ton at the first luncheon table
turn.
Barely off his mark on the
knife and fork boards, the
charming and volubly misunder-
standing Partisan was tossing
"Oui" after "Oui" when the army
moved up on the inside and al
most dumped him into the box
seats.
Had it worked out as Maj. Ray
Scheuring, manager of the West
Point Relays. unknowingly intend
&c, Marcel might have been barred
by the A.A.U. from running in the
five major indoor meets he boated
here to run in. 1t would have pro-
yided much the same international
tension among friendly" athletic
competitors that Wayne Rideout
precipitated at Princeton in 1889
when he gave the elbow treatment
to WooderSon.
And the Army almost duplicated
that feat at a luncheon for the
handsome Hansenne when it in
vited him to run in an exhibition
race" with Leslie MacMitchell.
Marcel, of course, gave it a quick
"oui," which is Partisan for "okay."
The catch was that Mac
Mitchell will be shooting for a
three-quarter mile record i'm the
run at the West Point relays on
Saturday. This puts the event on
the basis of an official race, and
any competitor in such an event
under A.A.U. rules must do his
best to win"
Hansenne understood that he
simply was to appear before the
cadets and jog around the track.
He would have logged about one
lap when MacMitchell would have
been passing him for the second
time and yelling for clear track.
Thus the day and the honor Of
Marcel Hansenne were saved, an
international incident was avoid.
ed-and MacMIitchen had to wait
another week al least to make
the elbow official
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24
Comets - Shamrock Tilt
TO Decide Second Place

..St. Fatrick's Shamrocks tuned UT
for Fridays grudge tilt with Mt
Carmel by lacing st. Hedwig of De.
troit 28-26sin a cage contest staged
before several hundred Wyandotts
fans Tuesday.
The Irish five struck rapidly
for an early game lead and were
never headed, despite a strong st.
He'd atatack in the last half,
The second half began with the
Shamrocks in the drivers seat
behind 1873 score. st. Hedwig's
rally Melted Ia points, just enough
to keep the local five from coast
ing" in.
The Shamrock offense was CEN
tered around Burns and Barraco
who teamed up to fashion 10 points
of the teams total count. Burns Il
points raised his seasons total tc
Al, six ahead of his nearest rival.
The triumph boosted st. Pat
rick's season record to four wins
and one defeat and enabled them
to stay hot on the heels of Sec
Ond place Mt. Carmel i'm the Cath
Leagues Third Division. These
teams meet at st. Pats, Friday
night at p. m. in a game that
will decide which of the Catholic
schools will hold down second
place.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24
Henderson Looks Back On % Years At Roosevelt

usually found only in small communities
Troublesome oudspeaker II" program
been successful the kids
that made IT,"
Wyandote of WAYNE University
immediately of cys anemic
health the Roosevelt with
and pool building Out of
town sought and scheduled fields provided
for home games dollars purchased cleaning new equip
idle kids
kids with the importance of living healthy
The endeavor but it couldn't fail Win
ing youth would in far valuable Strong
healthy bodies
Today. health records records financial
records and fine honest attitude of the
vivid testimonials
Frank Simmons at the coaching helm when
first grid took the
with tie and one defeat