Page 16 -Tussdsy, March 21, 1944 THI DETROIT TIMES Ebbie Goodfellow to Write Hawks Battle Opinion Split l over I’fciyoffs(or Tinier Bob Tales Sports Kbhie Goodfellow. former fellow was the outstanding neck-and-neck rare with the 4-Year Jinx Detroit Red Wings coach and defenseman in the hist dry of groat Howie Morenz of Mon- Fans Want Cup On Outcome hero of countless hockey bat- tlfe Detroit Hockey Ciub and treal Canadirns for the Na- O'Neill Rates tles, has joined The Detroit one of the master players of tional Hockey League scoring Playoffs, So They I Tunes staff for the Stanley all time. In his last active championship. InCupOpener a Cup playoffs. season as a player he was Goods ellow ’s comments on Indians, So'ons By Must Be Okay In Pin Classic Goodfellow will give Times awarded the Hart Trophy, the playoffs will provide LEWIS H. WALTER readers the players’ angle on which is voted hy the league Times readers with more If you want to see a wild *1 IMHXM Strong Contenders to is valu- coverage Indian, two Truro the highlights and competi- the man w ho most sparkling of the an irate Eskimo and By 808 MURPHY W T, V\*r tion in the first-round series able to his club. hockey classics. mad Russians raging around the SPORTS EDITOR V k B S 7 27 #:# M ,en*n» Trim 37 J 7 *TO ST between the Red Wings and Goodfellow started as a The games will he covered Detroit Red Wings’ net. Just jam By LEO MACDONELL Ktr/th Ml 2* #7O 13 The of colonel aurrenders—- Murrtivli SO 34 IIM IN Chicago Black Hawks which center and knows forward line by H. Walter, staff in with that sellout crowd at with reservations, - of course. A EVANSVU.LF. March 21. . : H 4«* 3* #?« 3 * opens at Olympia tonight. play as well as defensive tac- hockey in addition to Olympia tonight the fellow, he always in- the Indians ?*•***»***. 4# 34 #M 73 writer, and watch .stubborn stpvf O Npiii sees .! #.*.# K Bflgei 4 4 411 7* sists upon this right to reserva- strong contenders * Recently named to the Red tics. He was a famous scorer features and sidelights by Chicago Black Hawks try to wnd Senator* r»'i» run 44 4U #.">7 tions. American League cham- K 42 42 #’>« 3S (iOOIIFKLLOW Wings’ Hall of Fame, Good- and in one season staged a other members of the staff. whack the Wings' cal’s off in the for the e».*n h *1 43 #4* f4 He makes this decision as . out that opening game Stanley Cup . . pointing n»r* of the pionship ¦J U*» 3* 43 #47 74 is probably the maddest club has felt the impact r'?;>« Cell 3* 4* #43 7# hockey playoffs. what neither til 3k #43 of sports competitions is the war to »H 2ft about of » M #24 r,n These Black Hawks will really Kuk 33 tonight, they to get underway—the Stanley the extent '¦ ;»fl ~*» W SO M #24 IS he boiling because IJT’ 7' th Crnturv 1* A #ll 12 Cup hockey playoffs which open W • „ know they must win at least one W . • . He TOMI.HT «» M \ TCH»S THEY FACE FIRE IN BIG GAMES game here if they are to survive at Olympia with Detroit Red “:m B • 12-1 ? v» Pi-pii Cola. Wings opposing Chicago | Y o figures v a the go on to meet Black Jp' a 1 s mi i »2-1 * v« I>* first round and •• Hawks. * . » c-..-a-Coia •12 l • \» the winner of the Montreal- fS’-nM • #'•!* *'2 t> v» More cloae friendships have • Toronto series, which opens j7 - #4’. hr>K<'» l 3-01 V* rttLlitl w to- been broken by these post-sea- 12. Hrav’t ’‘2 l» v» Murdock, 3-4 night in Montreal. games ' « son In hockey in Y -' NgpV ' ! J > Hrrjtr’ ‘'Jit f H»Ckm**n*. f. than •ba* ix .«-*•> • i U- 1 • v* T*» *•>* hih (Vniun FACE HI(« OBSTACLE any other sport unlps- a World Webb, the *• *«' H«-acor» R?crration, *S Sap 1 7 Match?* W. Series in baseball, like -11 j Yrrnnr *< Wntrrman It’s a terrific obstacle these that wild wi . »p«,K .« uv. flrai xuund. set-to of 1934 between ¥ f .*>***& nger s son-m- the Hawks have to crash They Tigers and Cards, can be ex- --* xialMv law. is being won here in 19 games—- - haven’t itx K \HI< - T .ce pled Mt» v groomed t o HAIOIP _ 1 ’"since March To. ~They vr r- , J V. 194 A i,ukr AppFngN poCT at opinion is divided on the wpft||flk||)| whipped Detroit five straight Dykes Public itt VT Offers Old Argument shortstop lor Jimmy outcome of one of the closest De- times at Chicago this season and Why, the team troit Trrrrr* Ah Srrrr Ctn**ic ntrrs Detroit has returned the compli- ol’ colonel fre- Jimmy Gallagher boss of the in history a« the bowlers swing ment at Olympia. On the sea- quently has asked, should a Dyke* Un-i-ng hockey which has —Cub- hn4 are ¦ 7>ur torngtit to the pair of Ottos' form, that give team finished field*, son’s would on o\ rf~TiarU¥* or practice and 1 leld i Beacon Detroit the edge on the series, top after going through a which they are supposed to Recreation where the fireworks ,w since Detroit will have the ma- regular season of this noggin share equally ate French Lick, should be on the fust squad. v hi ius l rw jority of games at Olympia if the hashirm husiness have to do it all Ind aio who ihink over afcain against virtually ' There many F hest-m-seven series goes beyond * comes trams F'om Philadelphia B will be first at the uue and just four games. the same just to prove 43-yr*T-oid Merv its right to word that the as many who predict Stroll will appears that the team which a battered old cup Tiger and now a It ago a guy Shea, former repeat ns champion. In this guess- loses its ice gone. given years by named siie on own is That's conch for the Phils. will ing game Cheno-Trombly is over- the tire he Lord Stanley? piat*. reason Hawks will It just s me action behind the lookod entirely, alt hough Jo<' shooting the works tonight with didn’t make sense. But just as often as the ol’ . . you* Paulus’ club is tied with E St B for Doug Bent ley. the flying Indian tor lead for Stroh only a game colonel made these snide re- from Drumheller. heating a path marks, his grind friend. away, to the Detroit net. 140 Jack Kennedy 35 Bentley. Adams would attempt to show Vernon < bp: p pounds on.n st hum r of s|»ecd. knows the wav. him where he vue wrong, point- because he has led all enemy Vernon Kennedy's extra-our- may I#' Ch e n e-Trombly ing out that these cup games vaulting the 11 scorers against Detroit this sea- rTcuTar pole with chances ar>- dmmieft by the tr- Me an eniircly different or son with 12 goals and six assists Indians at Purdue I mvetsity ip.lining schedule, is the added competition Tiger which 18 points. r< falls that the one-time roughest of the three. Against De*- for his yesterday celebrated .55th tioit Gasket, siretigthened by the MOR II \\ f AKI.MO Fans Want 'Em . . . Kennedy was both Vurrbrtax addition of Steve Cruchon. Chene- The only connection City. and in his Among Bentley’s colorful com- between in Kansas M<>.. Trombly should win two. but them and the regular schedule, school days was an all-around TLBk . JhK*. *. panions in the Hawks' Interna- Saekman’s and Parixelean are still is Adams would declare was that athlete. Kennedy was also fa- ahead before position night. tional Brigade the veteran for.- other experiences like . Mush March. Lhe ilikimo ei while deciding *1 9 mous loi E & B appears to have the soft- I .vvard league . hamoionihjp, deter- he •rs- •• ¦* **^ who still has a burst of speed and hvmg m a trailer when est touch in Pcpsi-Cola and De BW*^^^* mined the lineup Sox and a di iv shot. Tire two raging for the cup played with the White Luxe w. before catching Stroh ing games. a good old-fashioned fistic brawl Russians will he Bill Mosienko Aptd 4 at Rainbow m a match The ol’ colonel, hearing Tebbetts in the 11 and Johnny Gotteslig after with Birdie that already is flooding this office /' that argument, Tiger dressing at Sports- Jt CcUtcKlig tfve-< *de ernrh still wouldn’t rooms with ticket demands. George -sa-horn ive up. in St. Louis. Hawks, is 38 years hut mans Park Bryant s club can ko ahead by of the old Then came the last Clark Griffith, owner of the ( HICA(H> Mill a fine stick handler, r»p- word .-weeping Pepsi-Cola tonight. MIKE KARAKAS, CONNIE DION, DETROIT an Adams, he Senators, “wants to expand his portunist who was good enough from a privilege cer- --t tainly is to . . when . .. goals .. entitled you enterprises . . . He thtii record# are identical each has allowed 79 ijt games to the winning goal postwar score in one consider hi.s splendid record, plans an indoor sports arena the games BREVITIES: of with Detroit this "We'll match the thrills In adioining Griffith Stadium, with season Manley ( up game* with those room to store automobiles be- 4.1 AO • Mosienko hails from Winnipeg in any *|M»rt," the Red Wing . arena, to seat neath . . The iT*am<‘r.Higgins lino. Hut rates salute as a Russian pilot said 15.000, tor ice . vrlllll111 Byrd Whips then added this per- will he .suitable Second Mandel! because his father was horn near tinent point• hockey, boxing and basketball. Siberia Moscow and his mother in "And don't forget, the fana The 15-year-old Joe Nuxhall, He right Hut Orongo Is Lost line*—up at wing on Want to see these post season the Reds, " signed by Cincinnati hockey's .highest scoring line, with i» rt Beaten gtrues stands reet mciu-s and Johnny Bentley at left wing and Cltn* got At By LEO MACDONELL Lawer You to hand it to the old to pounds Charlotte weighs close 200 . . . Detroit, represented by Cincx Smith, the former Ranger, at boy on that one. fans thinks Nuxhall Club, The DO Bill MiKeehnie Sachs’ Suffrin was out oi EVANSVILLE M uvh 21 The gloom caused by word that Joe center. want to see the plavoffs. x. Ik* a major league pitcher CHARLOTTE V C. March. 21 Jimmy Mandril today boasted ill the worlds pmfess tonal haskelhall Orongo would not wa- lifted in the Tiger camp her*' today ears. (UP' Sgt. (Dulchi 1 r*i>ort straight ( \RRIFS |1 \\X KS' IIOI*FS in tournament in Chicago today. Ef4 lam-on. when it w;i- learned that Pinky liiggins and Doc Cramer willbe on two victories in three, Has N. Y Rock, Last Word SufTrins bowed to ITenals- former Little Ark. pro. 11 Jiegg.. 1 :: —— [!ALausL.iD shpw,i -jijonsor.gcl. . . jupon.ihis. ¦ am eiL.Ar-. It. is. line tiiat. Coach Our II srioic. prerduiney rnvofrti'v. under par for 51 holes and four Orengo. a shortstop, sent word from his home in San Francisco cadia. Paul Thompson places most of the Lewis Walter esti- Dayton beat Akron. 52-SS, while mates that more than 13000 On Way or Over >lr..ke>» ahett*f of Harold (Jug* that he itini passed a physical Ho was stopped by Howell King Hawk hopes. For'while Bentley Brooklyn Eagles also advanced selves to playing catch yesterday. has 38 goals 23 and fan- will he at Olympia both Anderson, of and was on his way into th*' in his Detroit debut, and then scored Smith tonight Dr. Eduard .former with 55-11 decision over Camp MeSpaden Philadelphia, was For the 1 who one other and Thursday night. fool ha II a most part. hose came back to win by a decision Mosienko 32 only Black lowa roach and now Campbell, Ky. she choice today to win the $7,500 service. But while Orengo’s Hawk has passed the 20-goal And were there room, many major, is believed to ho on his turned out were pitchers and the from King Mandril took a one- thousand* more In Denver national AAC rage ('harlotfc golf open. enrollment with Uncle Sam in- mark He is renter Cully Dahl- would he there. way overseas if not actually tonight catching was done underneath sided decision over Johnny Lawer But and where tournament continues with creases the manpower shortage x t rom here’s the across with an army mobile Mich., Harrison continued his near- ot Cleveland last night. ol’ one Dow Chemicals of Midland, the grandstand, away from the While this Hawk led the stubborn colonel slips . . middleueights trio medical unit . Johnny Butler, one of leading contenders, rneet- flawless golf yt -b rday and played for the Tigers, the return of Hig- They aie over on hi* friend Adams, and cutting north winds. There is no A of 1,338 people paid a .league during the regular season former "outstanding f+w*4-b«Hto ttt ¦fhg (‘.J-viado 'Springs Army Art Atm IS tinier-in ¦s;x nn*irr b*i .'• tves Elddie Mavo availahle crowd g* ’he last word he still fmt ptnee mdooTT adaptable tn nrm*r-f« net nf M.srH iri tn srtr show* with 219 |¥»mts Detroit & line, ni Tennessee, is an infielder on the Stal s. 51 hoi*' of 202. thr ' ' WrVfn make sen-e if Joe a total tor shortstop should Hoover not by the promoters as a Carl T.isrombc Mud Bruneteau Buffalo roster . . . Slot ter, MeSpaden with was - of the Tigers. Hilled the Montreal Canadiens. who over the I 206. four come. ’Pier B’’ bout, the semifinal be- and Syd Howe has scored more r iitcher turned to Around the Camps: strokes ahead of SAMMY j Bill Kasepehuk. young Windsor won the league title in a romp, Tigers, BYRD. St) \ Rrrvs goal- w-tth 103 r»g-nn*t 93 for thr Risons by the was a Another sleigh ride in DLTROIT. luith nl four \l SHORTSTOP ! pitcher, came up with a sore tween Hamid of iJrtrmt don't also capture the Stanley wa» whom had up to Chicagoans. fonrwHF -jar al Duke. prospect for i] OK's, arm, the first among Tiger and Gene Simmons lived its Cup. | Atnletii who on- under par yesterday. Craig Though lie played third base for Although out 34 to 32 in Rill Dietrich, besjiectarled at pitchers, for Dr. Raymond For- name with Reiss getting referee scored I* S tinued indoor training sessions Wood of Mamaroneck. N. Y.. had Connie Mack. M.iyo is also a games, Wings The ol’ colonel is pull- right-hand. i of the White Sox. sythr Johnny Weber’s nod over the six- the season’* 10 the ing He ieri< k, Md . . . MANAt.! i: a »>x vvhieli ga\*' (urn fourth pTace ' sTiorfsfop more than ordinary the new trainer. for the Red Wings to march w as passed by his board in Phil- or round ioute. ran blame the diff*rente on the CONNIE MACK hired an old- with 211. Jimmy llmi's