28-C THE TIMES Deq. 1*44 THEY'LL SWIM IN PREP FINALS Writer Blasts Leaf Pilot Bob Tales Sports | I ¦ ¦ ¦ ii. ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ I——— 1 Dodd Has a Job ’45 Date in Bond Bowl Game 6 Big Sports Events Accuses Day By 808 MURPHY Sporta Editor Have Gotham Dizzy Just what chance does Sought SUPER-football player, By LEO MACDONELL up gridiron The Goodfellows game commit- Inept' by what the people As call “thin" cast, have against a NEW YORK. Doc. 15-Now. tee today seeking a more suit- is team boasting both quality play* rk is sports dizzy: able date for the 1945 city cham- By LEWIS H. WALTER contest. ers and a tremendous thing the Here * a five-day schedule: pionship prep football that to lengthy meeting of the com- , It isn’t enough the Red same gridiron people refer as Wednesday, Dec. IS—Basket- A Wings going Toronto to- “depth"? mittee last night failed to produce are into all arden>, concrete morrow night to shoot for their If this (ails to make sense to little more in the way of over capacity crowd of 1H.102. St, developments in the planning of third successive victory the which it Maple Leafs. The Leafs also are won't, ,V>hn* heat Utah and Oklahoma next year’s game. what I under journalistic fire. am trying to AltKle* heat N. Y. I’. A suggestion that the Goodfel- be hejd every year Andy Lytle, Toronto Star sporta say is that the Thursday. Dec. 14—American lows contest on Thanksgiving Day met with < editor, doesn't mind being called big Saturday indoor aoccer league. Sixth war everybody’s appcpval. Next year’s “disloyal" by the Maple Leaf Bond Bowl en- * •. loan tournament—four games. » vk ,/ -mam on that date, however, will Gardens executives who still cling gagement be- Expect In bond *ale*. »nd on whether the Detroit 1 to the idea that a sports writer tween Second fJOO.OOO ; - V-,. \ ne should1 cheer the home team loudly Army Dec. 15—-Boxing £ # Tj® Lions, who have first call on use i Air Friday, 'f *' football, sched- on all occasions, decry the opposi- Force’s Super- Garden), ./* **of the stadium for 1 (Madison Square jf ®| *; i: V'V S' ule a Turkey Day game in 1945. tion as a band of muckers. Bombers and Johnny Greco va. Bobby Ruffin. The Metropolitan League will This is something new and Randolph Mika Jacob* expect* SIOO,OOO determine its grid champion by shockingj for Toronto fans, who Field’s mighty to 10 haven't Hyou, gate. Greco, 17 favorite. Nov. 17 next year. The Catholic heard much criticism of squad in New Saturday, Dec. 16—Football League, however, faces the prob- their hockey players or executives T*rrx maoa»ik York is strictly (Polo Grounds), Treasury Bond lem of concluding its playoffs in since the Wings took the first the case of Lt. Glenn Dobbs of the Bowl game. Randolph Field time for a Thanksgiving Day three games from Syl Apps and Super-Bombers, a terrific triple i San Antonio) va. Second Air contest. Co. in the 1941-42 playoffs. That’s threat, matching all his assets F'orce (Colorado Spring*). It was announced that Walter when they were told the Leafs against the many, many standout Sunday, Dec. 17 F'ootball O. Briggs, in addition to donating were a club that “backed up." stars of the opposition. (Polo Ground*), New York the use of Briggs Stadium and all MISDIRECTED? Giants va. Green Bay Packer* Its facilities for the prep classic, Met Them Before for National League champion- sent the Goodfellows committee Now Lytle, who first predicted ship. Packers favored. a $7,000 check. a cup for the Leafs, says the team No one knows yet how- really Sunday night—Hoc-kev. Rang- Efforts to set up an independent is being ineptly arranged and great Glenn Dobbs happens to be. er* va. Canadlen* at Madiaon Detroit sports committee, which directed on the bench and on the There arc some who say he is in Square Garden. would promote big sports events ice, thus putting the blast on the class with Luckman and in the city in addition to the high Coach Clarence I Happy l Day. Baugh as a passer Almost all crit- Just Nicked school championship game, appar- He refers specifically to thej h i agree he is a better kicker Leafs' play against last Gray, the ball ently met with little success. Bruins than Luckman. You'll find few. if Pete one-armed Saturday, when the fourth place any, who will he given a trial by won't quickly admit pi lyer Who Boston team racked up its third a the Hi own*, ha* « sense-of humor. ’ - . Dobbs isn't better runner than victory in four starts against cither. They tell h barber shop story Unbeaten - Toronto. gone -tip - Dobba- against about him. — —__ . Xytle’s criticism may act as a those stars once each In the 1943 spur to the Leafs, but the Toronto Chicago all-star game he opposed club may need more than if Mrnmmm .Vs Play that Baugh and the Redskins and not Timet Fhoto the Red Wings keep their scoring only outpassed lanky games, un- stride. Jack Adams is even the Texan, a scrap prep (left) of Western seems to have the zip to win. Others Four all involving look- but also outkickcd him. It’ll tie Rood between these four swimmers beaten teams, highlight the Met- ing for an improvement in the in the 100-yard free style at Northwestern High pool above are, left to right, Fred Cadonero, Denby; Ed Pink- Last year he again was in no ropolitan League’s last basketball - shooting department now all-star lineup and erton, Northwestern; Bill Balch, Southwestern. that he revised line, this time ill Saturday night in the city Metro finals. But Joe Mueller card before the Christmas vaca- has his third won all the honors from peerlciV tion today. Prep quintets will re- put Joe Carveth at center with Sidney. sume competition Jan. 5. Steve Wochy and Jud McAtee at But whether this Mackenzie, defending the flanks. could happen Metro more times than once is something champion, strong Detroit Amateur Ties faces a Central CHANGE TO HELP else. Dobbs is signed to play pro Tech Cagers Powell, Gomez quintet at Central in the north- The move Is designed to make football But thus being war times, rrrt gbat looked familiar. west feature. Northwestern, run- who can say what ner-up last season, the most of Carveth's brilliant the future ••Haven't I shaved you be- on Coast journeys to holds ? wondered. For Lead Western In the southwest loop. stick handling and ability to shift. fore?” he Out in his usual position on right “No,” said Pete. “I lost this Edge Hamtramck, unbeaten in two J RICHMOND, (INS) —Dark Jimmy Feature curly Tippy Among Foes In star from Adams Cal. Dec. 15 horse Walkupj Go wing, the haired games in the northeast group, arm In an auto accident.” Antonio, Tex., into the 6 of San led a field of 108 contenders second travels to Northern, while North- Regina has been fiddling around This Saturday He lost the arm when he was cagers opened $7,500 Open today Sampson Powell of the long will find Dobbs Pa., where Detroit. Tec'h's round of the Richmond on the Richmond Golf‘ eastern, winner of its lone start, too much with the puck, throwing trying to the years old in Nanticokr. night with a rest match combined ef- born. His right name i* i their season last Club course. reach and powerful punch, will is host to Eastern in the southeast off the of the line. forts of great barks like Virginia's he was slim one-(x>int edge over the Coming up with a surprise 3-under-par 68 in the first round As a center, his stick handling p< Wyshner. and he is of i try to add to his winning streak headliner. 'Bill Dudley, Notre Dame's Adams quintet, 29-28, '<*f Ht»* tourney yesterday, , will be more of an asset with Dippy tanian extraction. YMc’A 72-hole when he meets Indian Gomez in •otmnrssT Evans, the Brooklyn Dodgers’ It was a see-saw affair through- the 32-year-old Texan, who has wLF W L r Wochy and McAtee. two handy the . JYor U'»*»»em 2 0 4 CU»(U*J 0 1 o. .Tom Robertson UnivertHy Gs De- Geopee out, with neither team having la-en h pro fen fatly four year*. • 10-round feature bout of !W»it#rn 10 3 Wrl*M 0 2 men around the net, going after Traftoo. Ime coach for Play SouU)*nttrn 0 troit's f Tippy) than a six-jKiint lend at any garnet! lead on his Emms Resumes Arcadia's fight show Monday 10 2 his passes Elmer Madarik. thn Packers, is sharp on repartee. more a two-stroke KOaTMWEftI University of Tennessee’s Bobby game time. Though Adams led at the nearest con- WLF W L P This move, of course, benches i During the exhibition be- night. 304 Cifers, Texas Layden half by one point, 17-16, and ex- Ctntrtl R*4ford o l 0 the veteran Don Grosso, whose U's Pete and tween the Packers and F gles at To Aid Last Placers In the eight-round semiwindup, MkckniU. 1 0 2 U D Hl|h 0 2 0 otlicis. Nashville. Trafton was being tended its lead after the inter- Cool*? i i a forechecking will be missed. ST. LOUIS. Dec. 15 (UP) Leon Spencer, a stablemate of SOUTHEAST Grosso, however, is If Dobbs can match this crew, heckled by southern fans. He mission. Tech's Dynamics came w [, p w E P ’ still suffering w'ho will be [*arading * around and burned back to tie it up and went on to Coach Hap Emms of the last place Powell’s, tangles with Abie Kauf- 1 ‘Southtutrn 10 3 Mlllfr 0 1 0 from the effects of his wrist in- againyt finally turned St. Louis Flyers will don hockey • Kitten 10 3 Dent»> 0 2 0 line also boasting •’depth," then the gentleman who had been rid- win in the last two minutes of man par a man, Brooklyn lightweight. The Northt.ittm 10 2 jury and can't get away his shots. beating on , regalia tonight for the first time I *Pl«r.4 Ut cm. he must be classed as one of the ing him. saying: i play. the rest the four | His absence makes it possible to in three years help his gr* en of card will include NOiTHEAST best, even if be never pulls on •'You keep *till I'll , Dick Bauman was high point to WLP W L F 'utilize McAtee. who is tied with or xend - rounders, the losers with R team against the Rhode Island four according to Kftmtrimck 2 0 4 Cut 0 2 0, another football uniform. after man for 13 points i chmond Mud Bruneteau for club* goal scor- Gen. Sherman you.” Northern 10 3 PrrsUlnt 0 2 0 Those almost sharp /while Bryschowski led the Reds. Matchmaker Jim Murray. Highland , honors at nine. McAtee was gents Ray J Pk 1 0 2 ing known 'victors wdth 11. Emms, a veteran of 14 years In his last two bouts at Arca- TODAY fi OAMIk kept out of action Sunday night as the bookmakers say He's a Washout and South w*»t#rn at Chadae*. Macktntl* at Dobbs 1 rink play with the American Central. MlU.r at D«nbr. Ea»tcm at Nortb- to allow Grosso to play as the can’t do it—or even be dia. Powell knocked out Sam , Hlghinad Frank (Buck) O'Neill. Wash- * par National leagues, formerly starred -IV of D. at Southeattem. close. The on one-under Cau Wings squeaked through, 7-6. j spot the Super* sports scribe, brought a 1 the ! Hughes and won a 10-round deci- I Park at Hamtramck at Northern, all at Bombers is ington Who Owns 70s were: Sam 'with and S3O Northweatem at Weatem Cooley at 1 17 points. George Marshall story eddie rrBGOL the New York He sion Peaks. Gomez, | Bedford. -Wright at PcrihUlg. all at 7 15. CARR RETURNS Preston Snead. Hot Americans. last from Buster ; -Nonleague game. with him from the national capi- Springs,SoldVa.; Chuck Congdon, ; appeared on the ice in 1941-42 be- who holds the Cuban middle- Toronto may be stronger than Campus Capers to baseball meetings in fore suffering a tal the Caliente? Tacoma. Wash.; Mike Txrnesa. broken shoulder weight championship, was re- in recent games because of the New York. Plains, Y., Ky Laf- while playing here with the Omaha right wing Carr, Don Lund is on bis way to CFA., White N. and return of Lome Marshall, as you know, perhaps, TIJUANA BAJA Mexico. Chicago. Knights. cently hpnorably discharged from who been out make his ninth M at ... foon. Expect Twilight Tear has for several He s is the owner and sometimes coach Dec. 15 (UP) Whether the Behind this group and tied the navy. Last week Gomez scored I weeks with an ankle injury. playing basketball now and he be 11 . . . of the Washington Redskins. He ! ponies will run again soon at the with par 71 were amateurs. IHcl Tony’* Victim a victory over Jerry Fiorcllo at Leafs have at least temporarily on the baseball squad coaching $2,000,000 Agua Caliente Cal., Five Wolverines are was doing a lot of from famed Frme Pieper, San Jose. Cali- Holyoke, Mass. ilost the services of Wally Stan- nine-letter To Lead Nominations men . . the stands via telephone to the 1 race track today hinged on settle- state o|>en amateur Point IIIn owski, veteran . Benny Oosterbaan, fornia and Toes? MIAMI, the defenseman Harry Washington club’s bench during ment of the question of who owns titleholder, and FD FURGOL of Fla.. Doc. 15 (UP)— j ! who was discharged Kipke Norm Daniels, Russ Tear, from the Smick, the game with the Giants that jthr property DETROIT, low amateur in eight KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 13 Gulf Stream Entries Twilight racing's horti of RCAF with Jack Stewart of the Oliver and Danny (UP) year, Michigan’s decided the eastern divisional The Mexican government seized (ipen tournaments this year. "Two-ton” Tony Galento mu RATVEDAT the was expected to be the Red Wings. “comeback" man, property Wednesday the last night Mike FIRST RACE—M 100, malflen 3-year-om* number one entrant Howard (Jeep) MahafTey, championship. the in Walkup. who lacks one year as sent Ryan, Okla- vi;> * for the; Stanowski has taken his family who i and furlonir* good “Now, take advantage of my name of the Arguello family which n pro to qualify tor membership homa boxer, to the canvass for the Re \rr Pat 113 T»»k Foret 113 $50,000 added Widener Purse, big- to Winnipeg, where he is expected made in football after being Foxy Prime 113 xQuetta 105 1938, football knowledge,” Marshall is had claimed ownership to most of (in the National Professional Golf count in the third stanza of a Mackaby 113 JlTtuna 113 gest event of the Florida racing to take an examination for -the out since ls now eyeing a a reported to have told his coach. Tijuana for many years. The scheduled 10-round match Nat Rrwatd 110 Proof Coll 113 season Nominations for the Hia- army. job as catcher ... if he can Association, had five birdies and here. i a Dive Bombrr ill One Century 113 work Dud De Groot. over the phone. seizure was provided in a 1938 two bogies in his par-smashing The New Jersey heavyweight Open* 110 leah classic close at midnight to- There is a possibility Sweeney it in with his fulltime war job supreme court scored SECOND RACE— SI 100, clalfr.lnf 2-year- at “;«nd play thl* ‘ao-and-ao’ play.” Mexican order. round. He was out in one under a hard right in the first f'ld*. 7 furlonc* f chute i | night. Schriner, Leafs sharpshooter who Ford’s. De Groot did as he was in- which dropped Ryan to his knees. xHymlck 109 Lady Apple 10b Two of the from par 35 and came home with a I I*F S Munna 110 aTed Gardner 113 has been out for a month, may t* structed and the Skins promptly nine •The second round was even. i a-Penny Plnchtr 120 John a Bud 113 get against Wings. grid squad are taking to the , two-under par 33. a final Observer 110 Charles Town Entries back in the Then punch in I Malachl 110 Mlaa water under swim lost eight yards. Marshall Rubi Seeks Mat Title figure equalled only by Pieper. Galento'.-. knockout came Four Queen* 105 Rockwood Ar*o 114 roa *atianat It is also reported the Toronto boss Matt Thirty 3-year got a call from De Groot. Camp 1:25 of the third round. tMarcut 107 a-Flve 113 FIRST RACK—MOO, clalmlnf, olds regain Mann . . Ralph Chubb, right j Sgt. Jim Ferrier. Roberts. , Quematon 117 Army March 107 and up. [club is hoping to the serv- Mayfair Margaret about 4% furlonft half, looks "Now what do we do?” the I Cal., winner of the $7,500 Oakland ; a stable and McCallum (Unheard 115 Valley Dtrk 115 ices of Johnny McCrecdy, clever pretty good at the Washington coach entry. IfW Paaorlte 130 Clorloul Sac 113 butterfly breast is said to 3d Tuesday iO|M»n last week, and Byron Nelson. THIRD RACE—»I 100 allowance*. 3-year- ir.allop a right wing of the last world cham- stroke while For Time I Mile 10* xZyloxxle 109 old*. 0 furlong* ichute have inquired of Marshall. copped the $14,500 Night i i Hlfh North 113 Mildred R. 11l pionship team. He is reported center Duane Drake is up there Toledo. 0.. who Hockey League Caatina to Rutsardn 113 113 a Wreath 109 Wood know Bert Ruhl has a chance be- Stager * ¦Quran Rut 113 with the sprinters. O'Neill did not Marshall’s San Francisco Open two weeks 1 1 Split the Wind 11* La awaiting discharge from the crawl come three-time junior heavy- Lively Man 11 n Able Marine 11* ¦Bad dr 10T Cradra 117 Mann, answer. a ago, were within striking distance Pllata a Punch 117 war Land 114 RCAF. veteran developer of weight champion Tuesday night Martharl'ie 113 Reaaon 11* 4-yaar-olda two over Pilate's Own 113 Valdtna Stroke 113 SECOND RACE—MOO. clalmlnf. ichampionship swimming teams at at of the leaders with Seeks More Teams Evening Flight 113 Wee OtMr 11* and up Charlaa Town Couraa: when he meets Louis Klein Symbol I the university, is starting Here's the Reason IMir 735. Sun Talk 11* Timor 113 ¦Clock Tina 100 Irlih 115 his Fairvlew Gardens. Botli Klein Hockey loams desiring to play aConference 113 Pinckney 113 Styx 115 nCraat Play 116 nineteenth season at the Wol- Coach Steve Owen of the Giants Ruby the FOURTH RACE—I 200. allowance*, grade Smart Brlgada 113 xPiychoanilyxt 114 and have held MWA in the Detroit Nite League still up. A furlong* Pop (War verine ... try A 3-year-old* and Wau«h X7l Commander 110 Institution In the past explained his decision to for |divisional belt twice. Klein will have an opportunity to obtain xßottfe Imp 113 Hialeah 11* xlda Tima 111 (Midland 110 years Noonday Sun xDlacmont 107 113 Play 18 his Michigan swim w inning touchdown from two To 11* Palturf 109 Hatemont Wolverines 1 a be defending it this time. Up Rated 8-5 for the By Conscript (Sunn? Greco franchises circuit which a Alan F 103 120 Dal 107 Wayuma 131 squads have won the national in- \ urtk fourth down 3-year-old* out on instead now there has been only one opens its play at Mack Park Sun- Sun Flame 112 aßohemla 109 THIRD RACE—SBOO. clalmlnf, tercollegiate title 12 times, of going easy goal, winner, xßush Act 113 Valdlna Craft 114 and up. about 7 furlonft finished for an field Leo Wallick. day. are open- xßomulu* Dog Day 113 Leji Ithree-time Dec. 24. There still 115 Oriole Pennant ll« xLona 111 second the other six ... In which would have tied the score Over Tonight ings in the senior junior FIFTH RACE—SI 500. allowance*. the Quatradom 11A Mr Exit 119 Ruffin both and 3-year-old* Western game at Governor Leverett Saltonatall. and ¦Celtic Lefrnd 111 xTruda 111 Again Conference competition. the the Redskins up furlong* in with (INS> divisions, the latter for teams 6 Gray Cal! 113 Hair 113 Broncos coached Basketball Results Dec. 15 Cut Mann teams have won the Polo Grounds here. NEW’ YORK. Star Whir 114 Qulen Ea 117 ¦ Rad Jim 107 xßlltiatta 111 I frni players Managers . , with under 17. Chicago . Ri nllfd Johnny Greco. Montreal welter- Dr 114 aSalvo 107 (Murky Bk* 10A Trua Pllala 113 the title 14 times Incidentally “Even If we didn't make the report at the Cannus 111 xCoid Crack 109 ¦ ConrordU Collar* 40. Jtmettown 2* weight belter, an 8 to 5 choice of clubs should iLeeatfon 10* Cream 111 Plarful Stir til xKaxtar Pal 10d ANN ARBOR. Dec. IS-Michi- 50 per cent of his individual touchdown,” Owen said, “they Loro!* (LoultUnti 37. Alflrrt. L* N»v»! is league FOURTH RACE—SBOO, clalmlnf 3-year- today repeat against Bobby Mack Park meeting I SIXTH RACE—*I.3OO allowance*, the and up, miles gan's steadily improving basket- champions have been would have had to take the hall Air Station 3* to Matiachuaetl*. 3-year-old* and up. mile and oldi 1 1-16 developed A%»amptlon *4. Tnlrdn 1* Wednesday evening. 8:30 o’clock, Gay Victory 113 Hr Rlckar 115 faces toughest Ruffin, colorful New Yorker, in j | 70 yard* 115 xDeau ball team its com- at his summer boys’ camp at and handle it in the end zone. B«1J S!*tf Tf»chrr» 7*. Andrraon 30. Rock The Barrie* Foot 107 32 i xßed lift ea-Rocket Gal 104 Hamilton petition in Chikopi They’d to P*nn State Ve-’-Marlhall their 10-round return bout tonight i a-Tm, (maker 112 Bright Argoiy 110 ShalUeen 114 G C 115 to date tomorrow in northern . have kick. And we Lonr I»l»nd M) floyd Bennett Field 45. Klray Darby ¦ Rif Snaere 113 xMl*i Van 107 Square 10* Ducat 113 Bonxwaap Western Michigan at Kalamazoo *till would have a chance of ty- Indiana 55 tc»t.«rr. rn at Madison Garden. xMarUan 10* 115 xOut Coat 109 xDerlilve 110 Mlii by a two the and YW to Hold a-Coleman A Strother entry Amanda 113 Victor 46-34 score ing acore with a field goal. YM ¦ AlMca 110 xFralan | SEVENTH RACE—*I.OOO claiming. 3- 114 ago, Michigan no glad yrar-old* and up mtle and 70 yard*. FIFTH RACE—IBOO. allowance!, 3-year- weeks will have But I’m we made the oldi up I7s«Lb* xßevtve 107 aJuanlta M 109 and about furlonfi easy time in the repeat perfor- touchdown.” I aThc General 110 Febblna 113 Trlffar Rose 112 xGayle F. 113 i Small, Famous Lady 109 xLate Dawn 110 (Barbara* Girl 105 Fleetest 118 mance as evidenced by the lias Swimming * Wayne Foe She - Carnival P*rlav Kin* 113 aOmaloo iO7 i Scotch 110 Nlta Jean lid Broncos' defeat Brooklyn kjGhth RACE—*llon, allowance* 3- ¦ Roman Boy ilfl *Arrh McDonald 108 of Col- The YMCA-YWCA will hold a vear-old* and up 1 1-1* tnlle* Road Scraper 115 Coin Steady 118 lege in Madison Square Garden Door Wins Champs Play Up the Creek 130 Flr*t Girl 111 Caratlnfi 110 xAnnle * Dream 105 Pontiac joint aquatic in Sergeant carnival the YM Bonnie Coins ill xMug'i Game 109 ¦ J V 105 last week. Speedy Mon oil Team |X)oI tonight at 7:30 o'clock j xElclnap Ift* aDamo- 113 SIXTH RACE SBOO. allowance!, 3-year-old* five consecutive noncon- By DON GILLIES Fea- | Gambling Andy 114 St Jock 117 and up O') furlonr* With t?ires on the program are forma-' ' *War Art 112 Saboteur 117 On Location 118 Neopiee 113 fcrence victories under its belt. Harold O. Sheldon, 4780 Twen- GDI 's' Here Sunday 5-10; lion Reaping Gold 117 xFnur Ten* 10* (Grey Rrln< e 117 Updo 113 The accent is on speed, not Ralph Baughey. Adrian. swimming by the YWCA a Peace rivet 113 Michigan has only Western Mich- ty-third. was declared I Apprentice Satellite lid Prance On 116 winner of P I IC the height, in the basketball team* of guaid Stu Costigan. Tecumseh, “Aquabrlles" and swimming relays a allowance claim'd *Bulru»he« 111 xComlrh lid igan and Wyoming to meet the tl MOW champion of Hor*es luted In order of post petition Duka before Tool Shop deer contest and this and Tomion, between and Weather clear: fait. its Pontiac Recreation League, is the at least two Michigan colleges 5-10. guard Spence DIT Wayne Univer- track SEVENTH RACK —sl,ooo allowance! 3- opening conference season will receive a SIOO bond. Ler Lipj>- Po»t, 1 30 p m < EWT i year-oldi and up, 7 visiting team in the Greater De- season. Fowlerville. 5-8. sity. A colorful and interesting about fur lon ri against Ohio State at Ann Arbor, man, store manager, announced. I -vvimming ¦Cuahlamacraa 113 Unclahuek 111 troit League* cage program at K a 1 a ma/00, Tomion is a sketch will hr given on Town Hall 130 xßimpaee 113 Dec. 30. Sheldon's deer weighed 175 pounds the of xFlylnf Wait 1 1 3 Robert E Lae 107 Hackett FieldhouM- Sunday night. historical evolution swim- Charles Town Results Mack'i Mlu 117 and had an 18-inch antler spread The visitors play East Side Gear p smallc-t the ming. Junior and intermediate ETRST RACE—3-year-old* and up, about EIGHTH RACE—SBOO, clalmlnr. 3-year-oldi with 16 perfect points. It wax p freshmen m boys diving 4i* furlong* and up I*l mile* at 7 m Man-field meet* Dear- races and events will Navigation (Carrillo) 10 00 5 30 3 *0 t«c Ram 118 xSay Judta 110 Hockey Standings shot near Iron Mountain. born Winston at 8 and Fnar country, aver- V Albion has w also he on the program. George Sklppy * Lad ( Flocchl I 1* 30 13 20 ¦ Who Re!eh 110 *Manfr> 113 Elza R. Imes. 15067 Dashing Doe i Denton i 4 *0 Black Crmadf 115 xMllkv Moon 110 NATIONAL LEAGUE Washburn, tackles p r > Gillesby, Downtown branch physi- 113 $75 Local 174 at 9 m. Time 31 4-5. Off 133 ¦ Milk Toast Jark Wtlion 123 W won the bond prize for Rota Alters Louts L Half Inch. Hutoka MH» Gallant 11'. L T OF GA Fl* inches, hut Al- i pm M: Nor- I cal director, is in charge. xClarla Whir* 107 DETROIT 9 4 .30 the heaviest deer. pounds. m Kltty'a ran B»rdy 3 73 30 218\ and Timer alto 115 Mnlixre* Bill 115 1 4 ' College 1L C.ilvin and 1 Southern Yam Valdlna Montreal 1 2 60 40 24 l n mal. 130 Flro 115 Toronto Ift « I*3 56 31 Michel S. Mayerhrzak, 6719 Burns, ’ ¦Apprentice claimed Titans l*lav ¦ We > • second RACE—2-year-old. r,i, furlongs- allowance Bo*ton * 9 77 *0 17 the >n- ¦ $347 s (Elocchl. 4.60 to po»t position. I won SSO bond for the lightest Bowlers Donate l Moral: Lad 3.*0 2 20 Honex lilted actaidin* Nrw Yorfc a 9 3 49 TO 7 Hrjra jfe i Glno Gold i Edens' 2 *0 2 40 Weather Clear, track. «low Chlcato 2 10 1 39 fleer. S B Devons. 5816 Schaefer, Hor. MT. PLEASANT, Dec. 15- Knight Morris) I:3opm ' . 74 S r.'i‘<>ns. Ktt laiSfe, > lo HR General I 3 30 Po«t, EWT Dearborn, received a Here Bowlers in Mt. Pleasant. 270 on Tim# 1 24 2-5 off 1 55»* LAST NIGHT'S RESULT $25 bond ft* Tonight bF* .* 1 v i n. Semper Parma Btdema Billy Bill and Toronto 2. Montreal 3 the first deer returned »o the 54 teams, have given $347 to the V'. Day also ran I stoiil University of Detroit’s basket- h W a \ n r ha s Gulf Stream Results Bowlers Victory Legion, an IHe shot his buck in Grand Tral ball t* am will play host tonight to g\m here to 4RH aver-! THIRD RACB— 3-year-otds and up about FIRST RACE—3) air-old* H mllai AMERICAN played two Any LEAGUE verse County. ' ">'« age member, ’« Tima tsaoronaki 3 the Mustangs of Western Ontar:o right, *™wct todio* games. R LPH finrT Of $1.32 a according mile: 40 3 30 3.10 n.oriow fewer to city secretary Ivan Carroll. Gallant < Burgess 940 6.00 3 40 Malta Fait l Mill! i 3 50 3 80 EASTMCN DIVISION Don H Adam*. 13202 Hubbell, University at Hackett. Fieldhouse. average k -hade 10 winning two losing The Which Two t Flocchl i 4*o 9. Lucky Lr.il i Shelton' 3 90 W \ L T Ft* received a $75 under 5 feet and one. Cop-'erette ( first prize bond for k’arting at 8 p m. l but Cl 3*o Time 1:13 4-3/ Off 1 tl>, Buffalo 13 7 2 3* inch* - Coach Walter Sprandel Tartars heat River Rouge MPs Time 1:30 off 3 37 OR tH Herih»v 10 9 2 entering the heaviest ringneck Flag Cryatal. prim 23 The Titans have yet be - h;i' Fight Lupnba Scotch All Fentatcn Prlarilla Peace Llfht Mtnta K and. ifrovidente 7 to d' 1 a couple of six-footers to and Miehigan Normal and lost to Results Naay 13 3 14 pheasant. His bird weighed 4 Pr*M Lady and Sickle Dart also ran. Relief also ran seated by the Mustangs in 13 ch' *-• from, hut instead nicked Toledo. Br I nlt«4 WESTERN DIVISION pounds 8\ ounces. A tV resulted BUlMrlUr, —Johnny 1 RACE—4-year-olds up RACE—3-year-ftldt meetings. But this year Johnnv hi<* starting team for speco Coach Ertell of Wayne not N J Jultano. 124 ,. FOURTH and 1 1-1* SECOND and OP. *1 W L T Ft* in the long tail feather is P»trr»rin. N J , dfrUlonM C'lyd- Enilith, miles mil*: Indlxnapolti 13 T * 30 class when Metras * former U. of D star and Center Don of Midland. 5 counting on Kutniek for the 134%. Nf*- York (*>. l ead Please t Edens « 12 *0 oft 4 *0 Noalen Skoronikl . 4SO Pittsburgh 11 11 2 24 Ralph Mahanna, 4178 Lisense, and coach of Full M»u —Oacar 9f Flrrrr IVS, Play Spa .Morris, 7*o 34 0 Her Imaxa iNlehnlxl 3 60 7 2 the Mustangs, has a vet- feet inch/ s, is the tallevt game, which at 8 p. m., be- Rivrr. Boy 3.30 Cleveland Ift 23 Harry Rabbi* 4871 11 start* F«!l River, decitiontd Jeff Holloway. I IS. I Gradatfm tCnussi 3 40 Bahv .Meade 3 30 3 30 3 30 at. Lout* 4 13 2 10 h. Fernwood. er squad give ft New York . Jean ISO FrovS 3 and should th starter forward Vic Aird of De- cause hi* injured knee is not ypt