DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES f Hawks’ Bentleys to Roar Part 2, Page 2 -Jan. 6. 1946 Sweeps .* Times Tigers List 47 ijwjl 'fb-. f

ifiHWmI yry • . MV...mm _ - _ . On Olympia Ice Sunday Gets Under Way Hockey may have a long wait The Bentleys will be without I Spring Games Bill Mo Sparing for another immortal Howie their star right wing. By HAROLD HAUL sienko. Sunday. Mosienko wai Morenz but until that day Chi- for three week! Report Cushing put out of action Bstteryjnen LaVerne s five of Ann cago fans and a few Detroiters, body check in in Cliff Coe s by Bill Moo’s thj Arbor Class C. too—will settle for two players Ranger game a week aim it*i South Feb. 20 A. R. C. team in Class D. and Sunday JM wKm s / E W* instead, a pair of brothers nameo Faring them this Barney HofTski’s Udylite No. 10 their forrriß early lead- Maxwell and Douglas Bentley. be big Earl Seibert, LEO MACDONELL in Class E became the sitting <*ut threr Pins B> ers after the opening squad was Made to order for the present teammate. After h the game which sjieod—more speed games Seibert came back to A .schedule of 47 exhibition completed in The Detroit Times in witr - Wing defense in the 3-3 tie Strikes Hold Sta*e games, the most elaborate prc-i Sweepstakes at Chene-Trombley and little body contact is in provec listing Bentley boys Rangers Thursday. He ason in many years, will Recreation Saturday. demand— the fill the best. ho pln>ed by the Tigers this Cushings vaulted to the top bill completely. he ran still he one ot the Meet Entry Down The The game the first of thres spring, it was announced Saturday with 2534. Elmer Mitchell. Intra- They will skate against the is Wings Slip this week for Detroit. The Wing! IIAROLI) KVIIL by George M. Trautman. new’ gen- mural athletic director at Uni- Detroit Red here day an manager the night as the Chicago Blackhawks play Boston here Thursday eral of Detroit club. versity of Michigan, leading with Saturday How strikes have affected the Thirty-one will be continue their fight to stay even go to Toronto lw*for< contests 559. Montreal entry in tournament play is re* played in the "Florida Grapefruit Dr. Arthur Kerly, superintend- with the Montreal Canadiens in returning to play fleeted in the men's state own- 1 vague’’ and the remaining 16 on ent of University Hospital, shot the drive for the National Hockey Jan. 13. at Hallicar's Recreation I)r. s<>6, League championship. The Wings will be able to uM ing Tom the club’s trek northward after 539. Elwood Cushing La- The next Saturday The event breaking Lakeland, These two brothers from Harry Wilson. Sunday. kne< m Flint camp in Verm? Cushing 499 and Harry Rangel drew 1.U16 teams, or 110 than April 1. Foster, 431. Pelijdc, Sask.. are providing the Injury he received in the the the game ha< responded to trratmen _ 1.126 that Batterymcn are ordered to re- big punch for power-jammed ntjH t* •! at the with ROLLS 2524 is heading for to permit him to play as th< r> l*nrt at Lakeland Feb. 20 the Hawk offense that th« k palace here la.- 1 squad—approxi- rolled 2524 a new league scoring record. Up fifteenth man. However. remainder of the The A.R.C. team the serv« 70 in all —putting in their with man on to Saturday Max was first with Wings tenqxjrarily lost mately Anthony Kozy high Brune* Secret olficial apjxarance Feb. 27. Leon Pianowskfs 510 as 36 points and Doug was third ices of the veteran Mud 564. aggravated old knet JR .****- **-. \A'»lter Tagcau lcadoff was tops as the Udylites with 32 In the league scoring teau. who an PLAY 7 MAJOR ( LUBS t Saturday out it W race, injury in pra c ice i points i! ,, 2343 in E. which is headed by four « ' k C y'Ssy c hit ft, I js were not for The schedule includes seven --9 f fnt Mayor Edward J. Jeffries of- Blackhawks. morning. 1 kT-, jm the fact men "double-headers” dates on which ficially opened the 14th annual ‘ • - - n -nm- Mare out if the squad will be split, one team '. - f« * \ * event by rolling the lust ball. v v *.,, . ¦ v v * . i: 'of at • La Jfl e. Tigers playing Lakeland and % i 's. . ? He knocked down seven pins. ;n !: 'r^PPBP« MILITARY TYPE I;,t 1> 1 r t another abroad. Seven major Others who took part were nn d Detroit, tin league clubs are listed for games James Walsh, Chrysler athletic *“*¦ tournev woull in Florida -Washington, Cincin- director; Huvvard McCullough, of WALTER fAOLAU ft aV 'c ap . nati. Cleveland, Yankees, Red Sox, |Brunswick; Chet Laabs, former proached its all-time record of Cardinals and Braves. (Tiger and now St. Louis Brown 1.243 fives at Saginaw in 1942. Six games are scheduled with 'outfielder; Bill Kuisel, Modern RUBBER BOOTS I>etroit heads the list, but is down the Yankees —three at Lakeland j Bowler editor and John Paulus, to 280 instead of the usual 350. and three at St. Petersburg. Four j Chene Trombley. Judge John D. MISSES' Sizes s*>32 Flint is second with 105. each are listed with the Senators, Watts was master of ceremonies. 13 to 3 (•rand Rapid* supplied 65, Mon* Reds and Indians, at home (Lake- Class B will hold the spotlight * ;• away. minor ' dßm: a * • .:-**¦ •>v -4-C. :• <; roe 56. Rattle ( reefk 52, Saginaw land) and Four when 90 teams complete Sunday. WOMEN S (Hat heels) Sizes $045 clubs are on the schedule— . 'r&S%y- • A 48, Muskegon 40. Lansing SO, Tort league £££ :•i total of 14 arr scheduled. 4& Huron nod Ray City eo« h 23. I or Kanwwi City, Newark, Buffalo and Eight of these are from Bernie 4 to 8 the first time Manistee. Buchanan, Syracuse. Mitchell's Springwells Recreation the Roscommon, Houghton Lake, Bel- OPEN WITH BROWNS whiclv will dominate final laire, Beulah anil Ovnds arc squad at 9p. m. It is no secret Other Galosh and Rubber Specials among the 83 efties represented. On the way north the Tigers these eight are primed to post and Braves willplay at Pensacola, Detroit Time* Photo some scores that will hold up for Child’s 2-snap Galoshes . sl>sl Mobile, Montgomery, Birmingham, jweeks to com**. Others .. • a complete exhibition of Hurt Less Rome (Ga. I, Chattanooga and i|h:i:me Virginia Baxter of Club will put on Misses’ 2-snap Galoshes . sl*s2 Doubles and sinples fared bet- Evansville. With their dates with the Olympia Skating Club in a graceful figure skating, including group and in- MAY BK OVERSHADOWED are the Boston completed, the Women’* 2-snap Galoshes $1.54 ter. the there 2.076 club the . . . something dividual numbers between competitive They are Elmer Jankow>kyV In former maneuver on the blades i Flat Military and Cuban M««l» combinations compared to 2.1241 Tigers will meet the Reds at in The Detroit Times events. Miss Baxter, runnerup in Midwest Baetz. Carl Znamcr's and Tom - done Haute, Richmond (lnd.>, you’ll lie able to see $2.55 \ last year, or -18 less The sincW Isle the last two years, is favored to Koth's Springwells Recreations, Youths’ 3-buckle Galoshes is shv 60 with 4.148 compared 1o Dayton and Columbus. A game high sehool skating meet at Itelle meets Walter Leshinski's Edgar. Harry 4 209,: with the Colonels of the American next Saturday. The Olympia Skating win next month. IWerth's Elsmere, Larry Lange’s Men’s 4-buckle Galoshes. .$3.69* at wind Detroit spillers won all four Association Louisville will [O. M. Campbell, Sam Gsordi's Rubbers sl.Ol events last season and likely w II up the pre-season slate. Steve’s Five and Pete Michel’s Children’s will the OFF THE HOOK With Lewis H. Walter i acain. Joe Norris' Stroh's 3,063 The ’ligers open regu- Hamilton. Misses’ Rubbers SI.OB the 1.426 of John Crimmins and lar American League season with Hayes on Spot Their efforts may be over- §^¦4' ' mm^ FIwood Blake. 736 of Fred Bujack. the Browns at Briggs Stadium. shadowed b> Clayton Burket s Women’s Rubbers <*n sl.lß and 2.130 of Crimmins’ took the Tuesday, April 16. of Punch Which Ended Gcmmer, Zawacki s Dick s u*rin**da/. lih 20— Pitcher* and c Saga HGjp $1.22 t->p prizes. The doubles and all- *1 't Hi Lakeland, Fel>. 27—Remainder of Five, John Jaw or ski s Hanna. Rubbers events arc new all-time high i'.a-era »¦[*.;. March 7—Waahlniton at Latvi- Irwin Bannasch’s Dobrik. Leonard an i March Washington at Orlando. 'Experts' Boys’ Rubbers $1.35 marks, due principally to Crint- [ .Mi h lo—Cincinnati at Tame*. March 11 Career With Lubanski’s 3-Star, or Frank m .and 12—Yankee* Puck if t at Clearwater. March A Big-Time mins’ 300 in an 803. |at St. Pettrabui*: March 13—Yankrea at Wierzbicki's DeLuxe. The latter , City l.*ke boxing; l ikeiand March 14—Kanaa* at s\(i\ ONF-PUNfH EBBIK: Any recital of the fistic ex- Scouts for rival stables is from the Chene-Trombly House V.air«, Ma.-ch 1 r>—Cincinnati at Lakeland OF player Petey Goes Over IVar.h 1 1>— Waahlniton at Lakeland; March ploits of Ebhie probably the greatest hockey in will keep a close eye on golden- loop. 117 Cleveland at Lakeland. Waahlncton at his encounter YOUTHS’ or BOYS’ HI-TOPS Ori&nd. March history the Detroit Red Wings, should include Charley Hayes when the With an entry of 2,070 howler* IS—Yankee* at Brandentnn. ?he of haired Newark at Lakeland. March 19— Cleveland at with the zanv Jonn Baptiste Pusie in Matli«on Square Garden. 10” High • Hook and Eyr* r Louis I*. Peterson exceeded his Ciearwatcr. Kamas City at Lakeland March Ferndale lad meets rugged and Gee Cager jm Q a • Vamp JO liuffaio at Winter Haven/ March 21 atrietly-frwn-cwj French-Canadian charactci Btliowt Tonsil* Lined /j 3 the 84th running of his Pusie was the in goal for Yankee* at Lakeland. Newwfa at Srhrtnc. strips, who willing Eddie Taylor a 10-rnund BUFFALO, Jan. 5 (UP)— Long Heavy Gro-Cord Sole* • Rubber Heel* individual sweepstakes In Chicago Maiih 22 -Yankee., at St. Pet«r*bur* M rch out of the comic follow with J S' * at Saraaota Syracuse at Lake- every own choice's name bout at Arena Gardens Monday Johnny Gee. 9-lneh major hy t—Red played in turn with almost 6-foot Youths' Siiet 11-2 Boyi' Si«o* 2-S .lan. 19 through Feb. 10 22. land March 24—Cardinal* at St Petri sbure I "dead heat" after It—and been night. league pitcher, has been • Yankees at Lakeland March 2ft—Buffalo at in organized hockey as long baseball lie turned hundreds away because i club to •‘ich and respected. Lakeland Mareh 24 —Red Sox at Lakeland as the management and fans this day They will be looking for evi- signed to play with the new of lack of time to conduct such a Mat-h 27—Cincinnati at Lakeland. March 27 It’s a good Idea, isn’t it ? 13,47 ;—Cincinnati at Tampa, Buffalo at Winter mad antics. dence to justify a suspicion that Knights of Columbus pro basket- E> JEFFERSON lar«re event. | Haver could stand his S. race wires HOOT Marcl 29—CMveland at Lak< At this time Pusie was playing Incidentally, U. the former national amateur box- ball team, it was announced to- This year’s field has contributed Mareh 70—B Mon Brave* at Lakeland. Maiih and tickers always carry “dead °' D '"'l lE"'* 5,17 at April . . a c Bra vaa Lakeland 1 with the New York Rangers . ing champion lost some of his old day. Gee was star basketball SHOP in prize money from which Break camp April 2—Brave* at Pensacola: or ‘‘photo finish" first. W 551.850 Ap April coming to heat” boxing skill during the 30 months (player at Michigan and is on the Every Evening Till 1 cash squad It 7—Brave* at Mobile. 4-Brave* The Detroit team was Open over 500* awards in t Monte'.ni ry April at The operators flash the finish, they in ft—Brave* lUrrritni- ! town. he spent in the Navy. If voluntary retired list of the New titahhtheJ 1924 tegular, special and distance will ha" Apr.l A—Brave* at Rome, G* 1 April 7 then wait for the judges to un- Brave* at Chattannoev April R—fh*en th*‘e f**e\ Owe* Goodfellow- find it. Hayes will be confronted York Giants. distributed, including 55.100 Kvan»v|lle: f be the April 0 Brave* at April 10— planty!” boastful scramble the pictures. with a deluge of challenges, no gold medal tr» finmrnttl at Terre Haute. April 11—On- for-Not bin's pot of and diamond at April Managers match of idnnatl Hammond. Ind 12—Clndn- Jean told the Gotham reporters. doubt. like to the winner. Therman Gibson iiatl at Dayt n. April 13-*Onclnn»it at their men with a fighter of & copped year. irmhu Aorll 14—Louisville at LmilavPl*. GOAL E B last | April lo—pt Loul* Browns *t Brljrts Sta- TROUBLE NEAR repute just as he is about to hit day regular dium fooen’.nt of AL season i. Pusie’s chance came soon after Titans Name New the down grade. Bomar New Chief the start of the game . . . There It is possible, however, that ' near the Detroit net thing Hayes has lost CONSUMERS whs trouble the only Seldom does a dethroned cham- Times Sweeps saw be ... and that is sharpness. This can pion come up with a good job like Pusie turned his ring ' Goodfellow was involved . . . Track Coach regained in a fight or two. How- Pin Schedule Dramatically he threw’ his stick ever. the boys will he out Monday in the faceofY circle at cen* will have night to find out for themselves SUNDAY down University of Detroit ter ice. then stripped off his a track team again this year and if Charley has lost more *0 SO 4. M.—Tlatt R—flemmer C*«r* them upon it. Clayton (Ta*« gloves and placed Landuyt. former The bout will be the sixteenth “APPLIANCES” game sinclcs Per Interior*!. Burkef. C Dr. Bernard F. Gauntlet? F.ejulr* r Denny. Facie Bat, Then bowing to the crowd like Illinois College and in professional fight for Hayes and favor N E Fre»», coach at SftO. .Tame* Yocum Ace*. Free knight lady love. . for Taylor. Hayes Frank Lip* (liw D—Cavalry. American Le a plumed to his the the eighteenth slcn, Frank Fahey. Red*. Bell System W Jean Baptiste Pusie turned toward won 14 of his previous fights, BATHROOMS—KITCHENS—HEATING Brown Dearh rn Gl**» No. 1. Western pose Macctbeer Nel* n Cort: Shlppln*. Blley the Detroit net and struck a losing only to Jake LaMotta. Stoker. Joe suncel. Odd Fellow*—lsland of Jim Figg or John Taylor won 10 fights and lost View N'. 2. Vern Janne**e. C la*« K reminiscent Island View No. 1. At Bober: Fred CoTman L. Sullivan . . . His fists described seven. A Sons—Toolmaker*. Vic Zywlekl. Bhaper*. air as he shadow- Jack Horst. Jla Borers. Cd Iskra, John F 'circles in the Ivory Storate State F*lr Jr . Harold Aolwh -1 boxed all the way to the Detroit NEW YEAR’S SPECIALS T<>ol Rooen. Riley Stoker. D. Kirkland Con- Won't Race Tuesday * wait- tac* G I Steel Dick Byrd. Duce* Superior net where Goodfellow stood n T»ylor pistol shot on the arched nose of O'*® White Shirt Colognes for Jaro CABINET. WITH CHROME „ SEATS, ANY COLOR Faetz’ Farm Crest Pie* Jack Rehmldt; Mlllftt’* dr. lsndt’tt ing the war. program. s the Detroit Times Sweepstakes t une' Clare Brandon. Jerry McCarthy John Pusie. Lou SlelaM’s S'relff Farm Creat Cake* Earl Taylor The French - Canadian crashed TRIM ISf.OU 16 when Atom? Cmaby . E. 18(30 IRON SINKS March Frer Preaa Clem M A to the ice. his nose broken and 5 CAST ‘9.95 f £ ft, Crimmins' Pa rise-lean, Servli' f.ai W<«>d 2fto, Ed Kreger The ! MIXING FAUCETS ... of Cleveland Iberator* Steel A Tube Jack Stlnaon. bleeding. He lav Inert before the CHROME 8.85 fiddle Linar Rec. Atorntci No A, Federal Eng. Bill Srhultr Attendants ELECTRIC ROOM and l/ou Burr's Harry Suflrln Cla»* E—t’ptown Club. Grady Carroll: Al'a New York thousands. „Q 70 c »r'ire st Veronica. Dan Ebhlnr Cpl. Ch*a carried Pusie from the ice—and RANGE BOILERS... ‘8,39 19.10 are scheduled. Coury N'o j VFW. F C"urv Giant*. Hunt- 30-GALLON RADIATORS ington Wood*. Ed Waterhouse as far as Gotham fans were con- of the world. CHINA S>o P M —Class R—Dick * Bar. Ba- cerned —out CLOSE-COUPLED ~,, Q r GUN-TYPE OIL BURNERS WITH CON- Open Title Match mone Leon Zawackl Hanna Furnace. Local never saw Pusie Jo) n Wolf Hard For New York *I.SJ 12'i't. - Jaworskt. Cla»* C— TOILETS AIR. HERE AND THERE—The Na- ware L Builneksmen. Pom DeYoanne*; again. TROLS FOR WARM ; Detroit Fuel A Supplv. Local 3, Tony So- ' Employes tourna- - < . ‘tS.OU tional Postal k! U»* D-Budd Barr Gears, Gar Wood - JUMPING DEPT.: u iv e one SHALLOW WELL PUMPS ‘74.95 STEAM OR HOT WATER will he resumed in Indian- R* ul La Rose Velvet Salted Peanut*. St BRIDGE y° ittL d ment Ve: ule* Lou Thompson Dept 34 (I S a dead heat between March, according to Lylr PuTi’iei Deal In ease of apolis in i e scott. Square Auto salet big Eng- Accessories—Recessed and Exposed send at .) !y Flftv Armand Mataon; Bookkeepers horses on any of the Chrome Bath Gibbs . . . Detroit will f'ltv Treasu-rr. George A S. * Marhllk. L. lish race courses, the tickers least 50 teams . . . E B will Ha’ !. t Bar. Ed Koraren Park-ra. State its Fair Norb Tarker Con's Windsor Crescent, bringing the result Into dubs Jon t start defense of national match c m Rose < Ua* E—EvCelt-O —B"rtni Mill* you, ( must carry words "dead HEATING game against the Meister are W arroner Tl Lathes Delbert Hott the if title m Georg* fl ¦! Bae Firestone Hodr* Gear* . . This Is because FLAT RIM heat’’ first . SINK Braus at Bowling Lanes in Chi- ! al 4b. George Smith Harley Fntlgn St EQUIPMENT Ry Dubay: ! within recent years a Compartment . Ve-onlc» N«. B. Swlaa Club. trusted . Match Double cago next week-end . J*<3* GAS—OIL—COAL completed at Palace Holden. lawyer, wagering trust funds on will be the < • • lO- ta«t It—Dohrlk Optician*. Fort* certain horse, was waiting by Radiators here Jan. 19-20. r t Hjuar Irvin Bannai'h. 3-Star Bar- a 3376 is fifth, Stroh's B(j N f Merch , Len Luhanaki D* Lux* the tape to read the result. • Boilers Suflrin’s T a'o Chip* Chene-Trombty Hou)*, Fran# *39.95 3311 ninth and Tony Novak's 781 W|i it kl cta«.» <—A Jacki Local 771, He saw another horse’s name Completr-as pictured • Burners The R. Independent. scoring Civwakl, S'adnllU. E cono up first, went away and fifth in the national stand-1 J ?'* •V'.'.iue R. h»m*fi Refrig, M' Elliott Cast Iron. enameled. and re- • Pipe Fittings, . & blew his brains out . . Had he . . S' St. ings . E B. Stroh. Pariseolan. Bill S.Utmtn Claaa t>—Senator*. ai.linf. Chrome faucet and - * L- TI.L. A - J ’ ilarvln WcltX.Luf.rL aUu-*- t—. .cr v ¦ waited he would have -seen his • Etc. RHH vnrnr’I rTTrTM n tt*h Me 1 T-d Krrvtk 'wikt. Rervtee. Ex C*ll- trainer*. o Vt'jll Mea»er!r Park Lan* Floriit. Ou'*r iutih are in Chicago for Ray Schalk's m H*T*r Ruimeuman. Herb G*lM*r. Dt*c . . . Walt»r sweeper this week-end Eddie Wt-e*l. Ke’ae? Hayn Lanlck P O — »•!*• SEE first in Detroit! motorist is t D< (very. Federal. Boh Altwle. Gvell hvcr> few hour% 2 Michigan grounded. Krems’ Thompson (:• lat.j. S' Anthony. Bill Oldenhurr aty tournament with 3171. F <1 M B!d| -Klnrpln*. Ora Cline Mis driver’s license is taken away, his motor car ( la*» 1 —Sharoro k* Martin Yates. Tor>|vt‘ “MASTERCRAFT” J*~e» Arm*lron| Tool Boom. Dod«e Main license is taken away. All because he hurt someone run Hickman 2, Narco, Doug NL Blue Ribbon set of CYO Basketball No. while without ’proper insurance. Under the new 20-Gal. Gas Klnnon. 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