THI YPSILANTI DAILY PRESS, YPSILANTI, MICH., TUESDAY, SI, IM4 Sports Roundup NOV. PAGE SIX New York AP- Fernando "The Mighty" Menlrhellf. Argentina heavyweight, waa signed today to meet Johnny White, of Jersey City, Arena Friday, Dec. 1. Lime, In a 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Backfield •*• • * lo Decide Title Mexico City—AP—The University of Mexico football team plans to leave here Friday aboard U. S. warplanes for their Sunday game with the South Plains Army Airfield at Lubock, Tex., Coach Bernard Hogan DAILY CROSSWORD U. of M. Has THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY aaid today. ACROSS 2. ••* • • Emblem 15 High |MFFTg»nAjp]||m 1 Particle 3. Weight 18 A beverage VQIj.--YOU Official said. "Michigan lias a better 25 Dwarves line, man statistics disclose Horvath ahead In rushing with a five-game total of M~fTTWTTTT~M j for man. than Ohio State. 1 lO H Hut B 26 >65 yards iti *- Horvath Dugger, Reservation i-iLiiiiri-n m vT were of in open out uniform with minor in- juries. court iLi 77 »l ¦¦ II —mmm— ¦ Elsewhere Around Midwest Grid* DOWN Wr Both Northwestern and Illinois 7 1 Daunt held light signal drills as they work- tarchaic) ed on new plays for their meeting Hr I I m- 1 I I at SHIFT^-^ Evanston... lowa took a day 11-21 off from practice, while the lowa Painting Srahawks held a light scrimmage AGGIES, OKLAHOMA in preparation for the all-lowa HAVE THEIR BELL ( itv game ..The Wisconsin hack- BULLFIGHTING STARTS King IDecisiOns IN field got a good workout on ball- MEXICO CITY ()kla„ - Stillwater. No\ 21 AP handling after fumbling 12 times Fine Poinfs in Bridge Brush Spray Michigan and Minnesota their against Michigan, and Ha Mexico City. N v. 21—AP—Cush- (By thf* Associated Press) have Coach rv Stuhldrcher ions were tossed, bonfires Boston -Sid Miller. 157. Detroit, Little Brown Jug... Indiana and said he expected Earl were COUNTING IT ESSENTIAL South now led the heart 8, which outpointed (Jug) Girard, his ace back, ne built, and Red Doty, 15:’. Hartford. Purdue their Old Oaken Bucket. to for 20 minutes all was THERE IS no such thing a* a West took with the following ready for the Minnesota game. K. S. But the Oklahoma Aggies and confusion and catcalls as Mexico good bridge player who does not with the spade A and 9 and the - At Minneapolis. I)r. George Hhus- Interior Exterior Detroit Sampson Powell, lfit. Oklahoma have their Bell, the c'ap- City's major count hi* winning trick* when he diamond 10 to beat the contract. Cleveland, er reported that Hockey bullfight season open- outpointed Buster per of which goes to the football Mealey. i* a No Trump declarer or hi* los- If South had Peaks, who was believed to have suffered ed Sunday. counted, he would 1604. Detroit. 10. wit ner of their ancient rivalry. ing tricks when he is a suit de- have reckoned tricks in clubs, Chicago a severe Injury in the lowa game, The hubbub after four Ted Christie. 127, Chi The Aggies, who owned the hell started signs clarer. Before ever a sin- two in and T K would be ready for service... playing spades two in dia- - oasto. O. Chief Red Cloud, 12$. originally, clang it night after were taken from customers all Eight were the who did gle card on the first trick, he monds, totaling eight and leaving Prompt Detroit, 4. every victory drills order of the Reasonable over the Sooner*. but not like the showing of Arinillita should always do that simple him only more required. things lave been quiet here clav at both Purdue and Indiana, one It price with new and El Soldado. two of counting job as soon as he sees could have been scored as a cer- of politics 1 ; with a steady of offensive plays being Mexico s succession stressed. leading performers and it didn't the dummy. If he Is going to be tainty In hearts. Instead of trying Oklahoma triemphs. end - until the signs given too lazy to the logical ways in Portland—When he decided to .t may he when Ihg were make infer- tw’o doubtful diamonds. Phone different two back. ences from the bidding and the Building the heart 2466-J enter polities, Maine's Gov.-elect meet Saturday The Aggies have trick would The signs lead, and count up the Horace Hildreth shaved his mus- their .first club in than read: "Prices have probable have necessitated losing the lead more a Bruins Taking gone up. We are more exacting suit lengths and of twice, tache so voters could distinguish decade, plan to ring the bell —liter- location hos- but that could have been him now.” tile honors, that is bad enough. afforded, as from his twin brother Charles. all -. the spade suit was not But failing to count his winners or dangerous, marked as being only on TRIPLETHRE TERS WILL losers, the case may be. is four cards long when was Montreal BE ss the 3 SEEN SATURDAY worse still. led and South had the 2. the (By the Associated Press)' Denver. 21— ? Q75 Upon winning first spade Nov. AP -Three of 10 the K Art Ross’ staggering Boston tho finest triplethreaters »Q and taking club and A to ever de- 5 3 this Bruins will bare the comfort of veloped in the ?B7 assure that suit would break, Missouri Valley-Big he should home surroundings when they take Six area will be seen *KQ 10 4 have switched to a ere Saturday heart, on Montreal Capadiens at the Bos- in a service football game 10 8 6 and when the second spade Garden between ?A943r ? got ton In yhe only National the second Airforce and March f«75 % ?A6 4 3 2 led to him, he should have Hockey League game tonight, but Field, Calif. 6 2 w>' k 4 led hearts again. That would have If the records fciean it's ?QIO ?9 contract. anything Second Air Forrj has + assured hfs Glenn J 9 S *732 • • • about the only advantage they'll Dobbs, an All-Amertca from Tulsa, have. and Ray Evans, formerly of Kansas, ?K J 2 Tomorrow’s Problem The only 9 Rruins’ other home who has scored 71 of his team's 500 ?J 8 Q 10 game of the season points. ? was a victory. Jack Jacobs, onetime ?A K J / 7-5, over Okla- ?J9 8 the tail-end Chicago Black homa ace. Is the big gun for March ?AB 6 5 Hawks, the one team they have Field. ? 84 (Dealer: East. Both sides vul- + KQ972 beaten to date. They have a deci- nerable.) sion over Hawks In Chicago and a TO APPEAL SENTENCE East South West North ?J9B 4S[ N 478 5 3 draw with New Rangers York to Pas* 1 NT Pass 2 NT »AlO2 wf ?Q 8 3 their credit, giving them five points Detroit Mrs. K 10 9 in eight Marianna Von Pass 3 NT ?«s2 w ? games and an uncertain Moltke, a four-year 3 S 4 grasp under sentence *6 L *A8 on fourth place, one point as a member of a Detroit espionage South got the spade 3 lead with ahead of the J, to the K, A K New Yorkers. conspiracy ring, filed notice the led club back to ? The powerful Canadlens will be Mon- the diamond A, scored the club A, ? K75 day that she will appeal thp sen- shooting for the two points need- tence to the r. s. went over to the club Q, scored ?AQ J 7 3 to put In first-place Sixth District J 10 ed them a tie Court of Appeals In Cincinnati. Her the club 10, then finessed the dia- ? 5 with Toronto Maple Leafs. In mond J, the (Dealer: their counsel claimed the trial court had which West won with North. Neither side single previous encounter with vulnerable.) the erred In denying her permission to Q. The spade 4 return was won Bruins this season, the Montrealers change her plea by the K and the diamond K tak- What is the sound scored from guilty to in- way to play a 3-2 triumph. nocent and imposing en to see if the suit would break for 3-No Trumps here If A Boston victory sentence West would leave without requiring evenly, but It would not. West's leads the spade 4 against the standings unchanged, a probation re- South’s with the port. 10 was set up instead. Frustrated. contract? Bruins jitill four points off the pace of the third-place Detroit Red Wings. Kingpin of the Rossmen. as usu- al. is Veteran Centre Bill Cowley, proving again this season with Bill Jennings and Herb Cain that he can make a high-scoring forward line with any wingmen available. The other forwards are negligible and the defense, all-star on paper with Dit Clapper. Jack Crawford. Johnny Shewchuk and Pat Egan has been a good deal less than that in performance. Harvey Rennet, promising but inexperienced. Is in goal.

PURCHASES FARM T.arising The State jfpl Conserva tlon Commission has bought the Spring Hill Karm. where world hea vyweight boxing champion Joe Louis sometimes trained for fistic encounters. The state purchased the 427-acre farm near T'tlca as part of Hs southeastern Michigan recreational development. Some- times known as the Joe Louis Ranch. It has been the scene of horse shows and Includes picnic grounds, wooded trails and consid- erable frontage on the Clinton River.

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