1 DETROIT TIMES, JAN. 22, 1942 PAGE 23 CYO Boxing Finals Are Greatest Ever
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f X ,JEH H| m- t HI;. 1 Wmmmim £&> (tlocdmuil * SPORTS EDITOR Attention, Mr. Orlando: Lots of Good Puckmen Spent Time in the Penalty Box The ovation which Chicago fans gave Jimmy Orlando the other night must have made red the faces of Windy City scribes who have been conducting a somewhat vicious campaign against the Red Wing defenseman for his alleged rough play. Or BA 1 t* Kd Bf^h star W mm, •• wt was the campaign just to crowd customers into the Chicago iB UH V L. r-, •«.#*• Cl V JpJt Stadium for Maj. Freddie McLaughlin? r ¦> 1 3 Those advocates of dainty hockey who argue that a player in the penalty box is no good to his team might be reminded that there have been some pretty fair puck performers who spent considerable time in the hoosegow. For instance, Eddie Hr 1H Shore, Ching Johnson, Babe Sie- bert, Reg Noble, Red Horner Rocky Rockburn, Joe Lamb, Lionel Conacher. Nels Stewart, Red Dutton and Hooley Smith. JBHHh I
***** With a total of 99 minutes K Jml , h jjijH in the penalty box, Orlando was ; ¦' ’x the “bad man of hockey” in the ?ir » * . i ' 's“'" • * National league last season. ¦ ¦" IRK To stars of old Orlando's total is “sissy hockey.” Shore one Tittle season spent 165 minutes in the j r-iuMmm jug. Red Horner Toronto of the M fcf Wriii—fc. Maple Leafs was two points better with 167 in one year. In SHORE EDDIE fact, Horner, in eight of his seasons in the National League, was never under 124. besides Horner, others who made the “Over the Century Club” in at least two seasons included Stewart, Smith, Dutton. The strongest field ever to reach the finals will com- BURDETTE, JIMMY ART OSINSKI. JOHN JOHN WALSH, BILL HEIKKILA and BILL Johnson and Shore. Even diminutive Aurel Joliat, a polished POWERS, IAN. pete in the Catholic Youth Organization boxing show at BILBREY, TOM PLESHA, JIMMY GEMMELL, SAL ANDRUS. forward, spent 105 minutes in the box in one season. the State Fair Coliseum tomorrow night. ANGELO and MICKEY PEZAK. Bottom Row: GAIL HARVEY. WID LONDO, JOE Pat Egan of the Brooklyn Americans, now being praised FINAZZO, SOAVE Standing: ERNIE CHYZ. ED PIEPER, JOHN SCOTT, Middle row: LARRY LUMETTA, TOM FLYNN, THAYER, DICK TAMPLIN, ROBERT HERBERT, TONY the National League circuit,- already has totaled 05 FRANK BUCZKOWSKI, TOM JORDAN, NATHANIEL TONY FRANCIS O’HARA, HARRY ROSS, DICK ENLOW and CHARLES WILSON. minutes in the penalty box this season. SOAVE. GREGOR- Speaking of the Americans, Tommy Anderson a former Red; Wing and one of our hockey favorites, in 17 games remaining to 150 liolfors 1 'OUTSTANDING BOXER OF 1941* M-O Faces be played by his club, will try to break the defense scoring ree-t ' Sox, •• •• Cubs Feud *.. ~r- :vwjs;v • 'S* : Louis Honored ord of Shore, who made 8 goals and 27 assists in the season of r n *s%WBBBB 1932-33 for a point total of 35. Anderson, to date, has scored Star! Play ' Schedule 24 points, made up of 5 goals and 19 assists. ;:>: f.- w y And, writing of hockey, we note where our own Syd Abel,: Over Night Ball ¦ Wm By Writers ¦ ¦ who we believe is destined to be one of the greats among hotkey At Trisro Problem < NS).—He scorers, is right up near the top of the league marksmen with a CHICAGO. Jan 22 ONSL—The NEW YORK. Jan. 22 I Chicago’s American - there in his humility and total of 26 points, making him sixth in the list. Don Grosso,l CISCO, feud between Wi* sat the! SAN FRAN Jan. 22 League White Sox and National f* f' • '** 0m uniform of his country, solemn and Possible re-arrangement of the teammate, ifc'-/ Abel’s is right behind with 25 points. Three Rangers’ fINSI Arnafeuis ind ptov 150 in League Cubs flared anew today a little bewildered. On his left was schedule to provide for Parisclean’s lop the list, which seems to account for all, the of where, if of the inability to keep out-of-town en- the New York club's today open a four-day over question any - a colonel United States his right men in gagements is one step the Michi- recent splurge. With 30 points —14 goals and 16 assists Bryan on in the twelfth annual San place the Cuba will play home Army: on were night baseball games this summer. the braid and blue of the navy. gan-Ontario Hockey League may Hextall U >ps the list. Phil Watson with 29 points and Lynn Franci>f(» np»-n golf tournament ’d meeting Apparently without consulting! And all around him. the biggest take at next Monday’s of Patrick with 28 are next. with ss.o*rf) pr.ze money the here in White officials, the an- men in Now York's public life told officials prior to the sched- Sox Cubs how much they thought uled doubleheader at Olympia. promise at the first t«*< and the nounced they would seek to play Joe Louis Maybe Mariucci's an had Another move is to play out the Iron Man fulfillment for the winner at the at the White Sox' Comiikinr Park of him and all he done for his J people, his profession, boxing . , . schedule with Paris as a strictly Johnny Mariucci, rough-and-ready Black Hawk who came last green. Mnce owm Wrigley Field is not equipped night and his country'. ihome team. There is also the out of the University of Minnesota, where he starred in both Par for the course is 72. but It for baseball. was New Boxing prospect of cutting short the Cool to the proposal, the Sox It the York be 69 tim- Writers’ Association's annual din- season and shutting up shop until hockey and football, used to will strictly to the big came with a back statement de- ner and speeches had the after the war when better ar- work in the iron ore mines ers, judging fmm the way they were to any- the hit claring they ready do 1 'i i 1 11 heart. Ex-Mayor Jimmy Walker. rangements can be made. around Hibbing. Minn. . . . Red have been pla>ing in the recent thing President Roosevelt asked, Parisclean players were told but adding: ,one of the grandest orators of Hamil, also of the Hawks, was Oakland Open, won by Byron them all, done again yesterday that no pay increase* “If the government favor* ex- had it with 16 years old before he skated Nelson, of Toledo, and the Los a masterful, eloquent tribute to were possible until their ability Angeles Open, won b> Ben Hogan, pansion of the night *ch»‘dule, Louis and now it was time for to play interesting hockey drew . . . George Hay, former Detroit we our of Hershey. Pa will Increase own. Weil to arise accept the bigger crowds to the regular puck chasing Chicago *Joe and star, is a pilot There are at least eight players give all the night plaques. One. for having done the doubleheaders. A sharp decline officer at the Eglinton Toronto) in the field who will he able to game* of our own the fans care imost for boxing during 1941 and in attendance is believed due to to *ee.” . . got on of par other RCAF depot . Hay was over- three the five holes the for having been voted the patrons’ dissatisfaction with in two shots “The Cub* are a little late In outstanding fighter year the brand game . the of the of offered. seas in the first World War . . night ba»ehall," sbbb HHI pHm| fl For Sam Sneed. Jimmy Thom- the matter of . S0 l WCi KHp ¦ by the boxing scribes of the entire General Manager Fred Haner Johnny Mowers, Red Wing son. Lawson Little Ben Hogan, declared William Harridge, world. of Olympia told the players that goalie, calls Frankie Brimsek, Byron Nelson. Chick Harbert. American League pre>ident. Joe did so. then turned and every effort would be made to Boston P.ruins net-minder, “the Johnny Dawson, Jimmy Demand, “The late Ih»ii ( omiskey took a faced the crowded hall. provide for suitable practice pe- - gamble when he spent more riods. Rudy best goalkeeper in hockey.” and i*That>s other the 510 \ard “I want to thank all you gen- Zunich and Dalton yard and 100 yard thun SIOO,OOO for lights and I 1 everything Kenna, spokesmen (Toronto Inst H 5 fifth tlemen for you have Mac for the “lurk Rroda - fifteenth willbe four pai should think the Whit*- s<*\ done for me.” the champ Ivcgan Parisclean squad when demands Maple * can t carry Matty San t raruT-n ins are pul- wmild want to reap the benefit in a slow, very deliberate voice. were presented last Monday, were HriniM-k’x skates,” Mowers ling their faith in t*,.n own boy. of hi* \enture.” “and want you to know I am absent. Law «.r»n Little, in cop Oh title, but Buy a Bomber very happy to be here. Zunich is believed lost to the the experts are -’ill clinging to the have only felt really good team but Manager Art When Flash Hoi let t scored FRANKIE BRIMShh “I McDer- Nelson Hogan once before. That wa* the mott said MacKenna probably will victory B>r«»n and Ben Just of goals gave the Bruins a 2 to 1 over \ the which handw agon* in iew- -n* ; nyc??nT Church Cagers Hit night I won the championship. return. ihe Red'~Wmgfl’in Boston recently he celebrated the recent birth performances. I never thought I’d ever feel as Buy a Bomber- 3HP '7 J JV i % good again. of a son . . . Neil and Mac Colville of the New York Rangers, fin> a Bomlter Row both bachelors, are Canadian citizens but residents of the United 95 3d Game in “But tonight topped it all. I It's evidently a high score or no Pluto by International New* Photo® feel better tonight than I’ve State 's' Seeks No. 4 States . . . They've applied for their first citizenship papers here U. Expands count for the Epiphany A team in LOUIS was by Boxing Writer’s ever felt In afl my life.” United draft boards both Wash. PVT. JOE honored and in registering with the States the Episcopal Basketball League. with the Buy a Bomber La>t the Association of New York when he was presented Against agreed to if called . . . So. it looks like they will wind up night team defeated Our Cincinnati serve plaque and the Ring Magazine Custer Visitors U. in somebody’s army. Athletics; Seek Coach Savior, 95-33. after having scored Edward J. Neil Memorial EAST LANSING. Jan. 22 and points in its two previ- LOUIS. Jan 22 CUP) - 95 103 merit award for 1041 as the outstanding boxer. FT. CUSTER. Jan. 22 Charlie Jumpin’ Joe Gerard, tricky senior ST game-. Epiphany Gehringer, Washington University today ous B didn't find Walter Howell and forward who has scored 101 points One Way to Help Your Country the going so easy, losing to Christ Wish Egan were members of a games, sought a new coach Pair of Veterans in 11 will lead the Michi- head tontball Church, 46-28. party touring Fort Custer yester- gan Mr. Macdoncll, to spearhead an expanded inter- Staate basketball team into a Lobcrt. Phillies’ manager, day. Howell said they were making game It has come to my attention in a roundabout way that collegiate athletic program under Buy a Bomber Hans tonight against the Uni- Shutout Record the pilot in the National a survey of recreational facilities versity newly is oldest of Cincinnati as the sometimes friends to while away an evening use playing cards the direction of Boh Kinnan. League and to supply equipment appointed of Basketball Results in Bill Killefer he here athletic Spartans attempt to extend a in a strange game called poker. Not with any intent to gamble, supervisor athletics. probably has the oldest coach. to all state army and navy camps three-game winning Kinnan was named to the post COI.LF.GE streak. however, just to pass away pleasant hours with pleasant com- TVtmit T*