On The by Bathers Court Squad Shapes Up Well Sports A1 Roller Two Brothers Out of the Leisure Class Goebels Face Middies to Stress Offensive Side Fliers Toalght k in Two Mount Clemens gridders have been named to the a The Goebel Beer quintet Battle with West Pointers All-League team picked for the first time '||3hiih will be out for revenge to- ANNAPOLIS, Md., Eastern Wage Battle Nov. 29—— first time in a long time thd night when travels to — year by coaches and players in the loop. it Sel- (A») Navy had an added worry this fridge to tackle the strong Navy is an established undo! (Clink) Schroeder, who played an in- today—whether Guard Jim Car- Capt. Clarence Base five in a return game. dog. The Middies always are 1 brand of ball the entire season at the right posi- rington will be able to play as spired for Guard Post The Brewers were walloped the their best under those tion was named for one of the flank Middies packed seabags to condl by the Fliers recently but shove off for Philadelphia tions.” GALLAGHER, play- Two Lottormen Super and I EMMETT since then have downed Saturday’s big game Army. his first year of varsity ball, with Navy surprised ing Return for Cleaners in their first City Carrington wouldn’t be I was given the nod for the quar- Recreation League game. had a temperature such seldom-mentioned backs ¦ Honored Varsity Duty of 100 before yesterday’s terback spot. Emmett was one of The public is invited to at- last Joe Bartos, Pete Williams anj in the cir- long workout, and the Middies Bill Barron take the lead tn the few A battle waged by two broth- tend the game which is listed in who was able to engineer coach, Commander Oscar E. Middies runing game against tn cuit ers for the guard post, highlights to start at 7:30 in the Base across every goal line * Hagberg, sent him to bed. Army. 1 his team the daily drills of the Mount VI gym. The Brewers team in- league. spite of a very A doctor examined Carring- in the In Clemens squad. cludes John Volkenant, John Last night the brigade of season for the Bathers, the I 1 Kindra, ton and told him it would not be mid poor Gallagher, ll¦ Homer Van Hollen- shipmen gave the players a roui Gray in every Emmett a senior, a good to practise on a Red and scored beck, A1 Roller, Bud Moore, idea field ing pep rally. | great deal the who played quarter back on the soaked by a hard game and a of junior, Lloyd Hockin, Ralph Soenen afternoon rain. Emmett, who was football team, and Don, a credit goes to * and Hagberg said mm also a luminary, are Del Reese. later that Car- able to mix up enough plays to football rington Jr waging a nip and tuck struggle had a cold and was push the mediocre team across ‘‘feeling lousy.” Florida Ready for a starting position. j 4 "' the double stripe. Gallagher also tV, \ jj; Hagberg the exception of the added that he ex- ramped for two scores himself. With Carrington for Prosperous guard post Coach Roy Quinn of pects to be ready to was a 60 minute Sid start against Army but a further Schroeder the Bathers has the remaining Ludunan Racing man and was the main cog in the four positions pretty well ac- check will be made on his con- Season defense. In an offensive dition before the squad MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 29 —(A Bathers’ counted for. the caged leaves role, Clink also shone out and in KEPT UNDER WRAPS during most of season like Tops for Philadelphia this afternoon. High-stepping thoroughbred TEAM LOOKS GOOD jaguars, Blanchard, Junior Davis will be in for Passers Doc left, and a a single game he took the ball Should Carrington’s were prancing at GulfstreaJ revealed today that his full-time job Saturday when the Cadets tackle the Middies. The illness six times on end arounds and Quinn Bough Socond, hang on, Park today, ready for the bug! team is shaping up well and he two West Point stars have been used sparingly during the Stan Turner, an expe- made 72 yards or an average of season and understudy, Saturday that will herald Floi expect to floor a better than due to the high scores rolled up against the opposition. Wofrorfiold Third rienced able 12 yards per try. would be in line for the starting ida’s longest racing season J average squad this year. and what horsemen predict wi Jim Morr is h, outstanding Two lettermen, Fred Shaw CHlCAGO— (Special) Bob right guard position. be an bonanza at speedster of the league-winning Schroeder who Waterfield, a sun-kissed Cali- Two other Navy regulars, End all-time turij and Clarence stiles and betting windows. Ferndale team, was the unani- was captain of last year s court fornian, and a spirited Philadel- Leon Bramlett and Tackle Bo phia defense combined mous choice for one of the half- team are back in harnass. to lift Coppedge, have shoulder injur- The jinx that destined Quinn of a Gum back positions as was John said that Shaw has the center Sid Luckrnan out first place ies but Hagberg said they will stream to five years of litigatio tie with Sammy Baugh Hazely, brilliant back from Port position sewed up tight and for the “be in there Saturday.” and 25 days of racing H lead among since Huron. Schroeder will be one of the MONITOR-LEADER 22 National Football After yesterday’s drill, one of founding in 1939, was in dango Hazel Park placed three men starting guards. In the forward league passers last week. the longest of the season, Navy of being trampled to death a on the all-league team thereby positions, Quinn has given the Although Waterfield did not men said that the Middies real- trainers groomed their turf arU having the majority of players nod to Jim Servo and Gordon improve his tanding in the ize they must go out and score tocrats, electrichms geared u on the circuit club. Schott. Both are juniors and Bloik Worries About Navy, race, retaining third place, he three or four times to stay in the parimutual machines, ani have shown a great deal of hurled a barrage of 12 comple- the running with Army’s mighty painters put the The All-League team: finishin! promise in the early season tions through the icy winds of machine. touches to grandstand and club Player Team Pos. scrimmages. \ Colls Big Gome "a Toss-Up" Briggs Stadium on Thanksgiving “We’ve simply got to outscore house. Schroeder, Mount Clemens E morning for a total gain of 329 them,” On the *B’ squad but still very V WEST POINT, N. Y., Nov. 29 back Doc Blanchard, in yester- they said. Balogh, Port Huron E starting yards while his Cleveland team- They might well pointed A meager 300-odd bangtail much in the race for a ——You can throw all the day’s practise. have Gripman, Ferndale T mates were clinching the west- were on hand last year for th position are five seniors and records out the window and But the principal equalizer in out it is almost inconceivable Carsley, Hazel Park T yearmen n division championship. that the Gulfstream meeting that wa one junior. The last chalk up Saturday’s Army-Navy this game is the traditional ri- cr Middies will be able to Anderson, Birmingham G Those 329 yards gave him a ended abruptly after 20 days b; are Howie Benoit, James Means, football game as a rough, tough valry existing between the two tie up Army’s super stars, Glenn Burley, Park G Albee and grand total of 1,449 and drop- and “Doc” all a government ban on transppe Hazel Louis Thaxton, Arden struggle in which anything service academies, says Blaik, Davis Blanchard, Hazel Park C Anderson, ped Baugh to third place in this tation of animals. Webster, George Bennett. Jack might happen. who believes past performances afternoon. £. Gallagher, Mount di rtment. Clemens Q passer on the Red and Gray grid can be any time the “We’ve come along rapidly on This year officials have pitch Morrish, Ferndale H That is, you can if you’re in- forgotten team, is the junior ember of two teams meet. Philadelphia made secure the attack in our last few ed three tents to house unde Hazely, Port H clined to believe Colonel Earl Huron the varsity squad. “We were picked to beat Luckman's ascendency to the games” they added. “The team’s “big tops” the overflow amon F (Red) Blaik, of the Thurston, Birmingham EDWARDS HANDLES Navy in 1942,” he recalls. “But No. 1 position by holding Baugh spirit is the highest in years. the 650 thoroughbreds raring t • • • all-victorious Army team which RESERVES to a total gain of 94 yards on 13 Maybe that’s because this is the go in the 40-day meeting. has been established in most we went down to Annapolis and BPORTS BITS: Ray Vickers, CLARENCE (CLINK) Quinn pointed out that Harry comp’etions Sunday, 127 yards CAPT. quarters as a four-louchdown got one of the worst kicking- atocky guard of the 1944 Battl- veteran Hanker Midgeon, a freshman and A1 short Waterfield’s total. Luck- SCHROEDER, favorite to sink the Navy, run arounds ( 14-0) we ever got.’* of team, who entered the Ma- the Bathers wrs rewarded Matz, a junior, have shown up meanwhile, stepped up 13 ers for its victory string to 18 an 1 In Blaik’s opinion, Navy’s man. Corps during the hi untiring elforts on well in the drills but have been help his own cause by connect- rine summer justly for pocket the national champion- Duck Dudcn and Leon Bramlett Can't Take It! has returned civilian life. Ray grid team this fall. He was placed on the reserve squad be- ing with 13 out of 23 attempts to the ship of 1945. are a better pair of ends than Out of the Bath City League cellar expects to return to school in named to one of the end posi- ing coached by Dick Edwards. for 232 y~~ds and two touch- With furrowed brow, Blaik Army has faced all season. for the first time this season Kiwanis January and should prove to be tions on the Eastern Michigan Quinn said he felt that the play- “Dudcn is a great athlete,” he downs against Pittsburgh. will look you straight in the dropped right back in this week when great asset to the Bathers All-lea r> team. ers would get more experience The 13 successful attempts • a next says. “He has size and ability the Lions rolled fourth high series of ¥ than they eye and tell you he rales the a on Vj*• I . the junior squad kept him in tie Baugh Grid season. . . Vickers on fine leader.” With / game a toss-up. And there s and is a 2566 against them. 7 **• s '|F played basketball with Vico would on the varsity. And in Dick Scott, crack completions for the second con- fv’V something about his straight- the welding last Monday night in The Bathers who split a 14 Middie center, Navy has “the secutive week. Both have 109, OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON Meets game schedule last year with forward manner that makes you Baugh, however, continues to tne City Recreation league. . . Texas best line backer we’ll be up will think he really means it. ine Mansfield Clothes five un- seven wins and seven losses, against this year,” declares the travel at a record rate in pepr be out for the Eastern Michigan “Navy has improved immea- centage of completions, having oer tutelage of Cincy * Army Another Navy the Sachs Aggies weeks, Chieftain. MACOMB RECREATION for League this year. surably the last three w 71.2 of put on a real show for an over- title player who commands the re- made goo on percent tl Cass Ave. 9197 B. lie, Prop. first game “particularly on the Phono P. Bo flow crowd of coaches and play- They play their on Blaik says, spect of the Cadets is halfback his 153 attempts. they travel to St. ers Tuesday night in the high Dec. 11 when offense.” Bob Kelly, described by Blaik Loop Title battle Lake school gymnasium. Although Clair Shores to If pressed, Blaik will explain as “one of the greatest runners high school. They using some of the coaches differed COLLEGE STATION, Texas,; Shore will that the Middies are now from the T-Formation to come their first home game on with Cincy on the flashy type Nov. 29 —'/Pi— Texas and Tex- play a tight T-Formation about 80 along in the past five years.” of ball handling exhibited, ev as A. and M. battle today for Jan. 29. percent of the time, whereas stakes, among eryone agreed it was a great some pretty high they formerly ran mostly from show. The Griswold Sports them being Southwest Confer- a split % ence and a spot in the 7 company is the sponsor of the glory l Michigan (agers Also , Army may be weakened Bowling clinic. Cotton Bowl, but that's no more somewhat by the illness of Arn- than the Fuctsch, Selfridgc important deep-seated old Tucker, first string quarter- Herman - *' rivalry that has put this annual for Spartans Hi-Hitters >/ :k*s .x Mmm Field luminary was among the Drill back, and Barney Poole, second W/ game top the gridiron Stqte with Mansfield cagcrs and while he ; at the of Plays string end—both in bed MERRITT WILLMARTH *-wmmA :!¦ *?. >•• parade. an in- zmmlm^ /v' •'”V\ dumping baskets in from | hit mild cases of flu—and 596 (202-232). Minor League. 3mmM was On Saturday Rip all angles with monotonous; Texas will be seeking its third jured shoulder received by jfl Conference championship in four ANN ARBOR. Nov. 29 (JP) Rowan, chief understudy of full- ANDY WOODARSKI 549. regularity, Cincy was heard to & years; A. and M. will be fight- Concentrating on offensive Kings Queens League. say, “Fuetsch plays the western ing for a piece of that title and work “in an effort to hit the JERRY SERVO 542 (223). type of ball and although we ' *¦' ' Longhorns’ foot- basket sooner” University of 4|i will not try to change his style. to wreck the Bruins Extend Batr City League. H ’ | ball dreams. Michigan’s squad to- It would be amusing to see Cin- basketball LESTER SPENCER Bowl ill be continued preparation for 555. cy trying to change such a per- The Cotton w day Victory Streak JR.—555(201). season opener with ABE DeHATE, watching the game from a cal- its home By AKHtciultd I’re»» fectionist as Feutsch. . . . Two Ihf B-2 League. culating angle; what to do if A. Michigan State College here to local players have been honored Boston continues throw its (209). Saturday. The Maize and Blue H. NOTEBOOM 534 by the football squads on which and M. wins and throws the weight around the National Conference race three or quintet opened its 19 - game Texaco League. they played. Bob Godfrey, for- into a Hockey League with a four- | four-way tie. The champion, you schedule by trouncing Central HELEN HECKMANN 536. mer Mount Clemens star line- game winning streak boosting know, host Dallas Michigan, 68 to 45, in Mt. Pleas- Lutheran Ladies League. man was awarded a letter at is team in the the Bruins into a third place tie grit .ron but just what ant, Nov. 16. Wed- Michigan State and Clyde Per- classic with Chicago, only three points DeCOOK l7O. Ladies teWam kins of St. Shores won a would be picked under The Spartans, returning to off the lead. nesday Afternoon League. Clair that circumstance what’s similar honor at Illinois Univer- I is caus- Michigan’s schedule for the first The Bruins have swept six of ROSEMARY DtCKWITZ ing Bowl sity. i Cotton officials sleep- time since the 1941-42 season, their last seven games, beating 461. Ladies Wednesday Night less nights. Montreal, New boast ten lettermen and are ex- Toronto and League. - A crowd of 40,000 will be ' J pected to give the Wolverines a York each twice. FR. B. LaBELLE 595 (203- '¦¦¦ Hff jammed into Kyle Stadium. All Wolverine Pucksters battle. In their last meeting Their latest triumph was a 5-1 200). K. of C. League. the color and the spirit of the 57 to margin New York before State defeated Michigan over ANN SPEHAR—462. 31 games before it will be here. packed house of Ladies Prime Guns for Opener 34. another 13.900 League. ! Texas is a heavy favorite to night. Garden said k at the Boston Garden last ANN ARBOR, Nov. 29 (/P) win from the standpoint of foot- Coach Bennie Oosterbaan It really was a one-man show RAY DIENER—S92 (211-206) - a starting lineup has not yet Faced with a tough battle ! ball records and manpower. But for Jack Shill who completed Big 12 League. been decided for the Wolverine with t’.c Windsor Spitfires which this isn't like other games. The the “hat trick” by scoring three R. MAEDER—SS2 (223). De- quintet which is taller heav- placed first in Ontario amateur team picked on statistics and and times. fense League. ier than last year's aggregation, hockey circles last season, Uni- j season performance many times Before last night’s contest, E. MATTINGLY 585 (237). of 19 to versity of Michigan’s hockey hasn’t come through when Ag- which won 12 tilts Shill had scored only four times Detroit Edison Men's League. place fifth in the Big Ten. •quad primed for its season gies meet Longhorns. in nine games, but he went wild G. SPITZER—4SO. Women's opener here Saturday in the Bonfires leaped high last night Marlin Rosencrans, Glen Selbo to ruin the Rangers. Edison League. first of 25 tilts. on the campuses of Texas and who started for Western Mich- After Mac Colville had given Aggicland. igan last year and Bob Harri- New York a lead in the first pe- WARM 100 nUMB 0» A. and M. admittedly enters son, promising Toledo freshman riod, Jack McGill's first score FLOOR SANDING I the contest in a crippled state who tallied 19 points against of the season tied it up early in INSURANCE ' with its and pass- Central Michigan to take high the second. Shill tallied twice tun o» AND RE-FINISHING er, Daniel, FRCB ESTIMATES Tom out with an in- scoring honors are leading for- to make it a 3-1 count and Don OTTO NICKEL laatlUl* Service Own Fewer jury and with Bob Butchofsky, i ward candidates. Gallinger and Shill added “ex- >aom mb NESTOR F. KUPS fine blocking back, through for John Mullaney and speedy tras” in the third session. MT. 7JM DETROIT the season for the same reason. CLEMENS TW I-S4M Walt Kell appear to have the Texas is at full strength. guard situation in hand by bene- fit of experience gained playing for the Wolverines last season. > Dave 6track, a regular in 1942 PUT STOP INYOUR BRAKES APPLICATIONS NOW before going into the Marines, Marty Feinberg and Bill Diet- rick are among those out for the iMOdAeu BEING TAKEN FOR center position. J B . Bgi The squad has been swelled Wurni^A by the appearance of more than I GAS STATION ATTENDANT ten football players, among them and Lennie Ford but LUBRICATION MEN Oosterbaan said the new hope- -1 fuls probably would not be in TIRE fir BATTERY SERVICE MEN : trim till around January. experts will give you prompt according to - service

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