Heavyweight Champion Claims His Fighting Days Are Endm The Monitor-Leader Grid Season Robinson Romps Seven Yards Announces End " MONDAY OCTOBER 12, 1542 PAGE 7 of Greof Fistic Coreer Is Jigsaw for FIGHTER, NOW ARMY SERGEANT, St. Mary’s Drops MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT IN OMAHA By SID FIDIR Nation’s Fans , Oct. 12 (AP) Unless Joe Lm* 19-0 Frethmon Hold First changes his mind or Uncle Sam changes it for him the Second Game Borths; Sorvico greatest fistic career of this era is ended. Ttom The quiet, simple colored boy who skyrocketed out of on But Reshuffled Mountaineer Squods Now Problom Alaboma cotton patch into such fistic fame that many «* perts rank him os greatest fighter of all time, paused BY BEALMEAR the In Stages Battle AUSTIN Omaha to soy Squad Great NEW YpRK, Oct. 12 (/P)— yesterday casually that his "fightin' days OfO holding first over." into hard-driving With Freshmen St. Mary's Mountaineers ran a tough, team and strangers hold- He said it in the typical Louis way, without frills or drum* a berths St. James' squad at Ferndale, Sunday, emerged with 19-0 ing coaching jobs, it’s little won- beating; the same way in which he dropped all the glory end defeat, but everybody from the waterboy to the coach came der that this unprecedented war- financial success that goes with the heavyweight chompkindtip jubilant. season, rapidly ap- to in army private January. out smiling and # time football enlist the as a lost * Playing nine seniors on its veteran squad, St. James proaching the halfway mark, has “By the time this war is over,’’> had a fight on its hands all the way through the game the fans holding their heads. :j|| he reckoned, "I’ll be in my persident eleven f old Greene, of the Nation* by bitter, bruising play. St. Mary's eleven puz- 30's, and that’s too for a al Boxing “but which was marked Chopped up like a jigsaw fighter. I'm it now. Association, men, and too old for fighting will thnmgli• was playing this tough outfit with eight first year zle, because of the presence of “Y’know, I really don’t never be conclusively care with Joe.’* their performance in yesterday's game proves service teams, the campaign al- much any more about going back the that the Second Division of ready has produced more sur- HteS into the ring.” CHAMPION EMERITUS Detroit Catholic League is going stock- I l Greene prises than a Christmas Os course, it would all change added that whan the to hear from them next year, far away. receives ing, but others aren’t if the war department decides to NBA official word of with a vengeance. appreciate action Joe’s it tab Those who let Joe—he’s a sergeant now—- retirement, will Be. Captain Kubie The foe scored their first lots have to wait “Champion Emeritus'* and wfll in carload will out toss his bombs again. But on a to name Bob marker in the first quarter no longer than the coming week- the Army already has turned Pastor and TUf Mauriello, hanvy* pass from Burgois end for more of the same. . thumbs down on one fight for New York Scrimzer, who, in- weights, and Lee Savold to left half proved the Bomber—his eagerly-looked- of Dw Winner one If the season has noth- Moines to fight it out for rank* Golf cidentally, looms as of the ing else, it has shown that tne for return go with Corporal ing greatest backfield mep in the as “Championship Protend Majors' Trophy Navy can produce teams from Billy Conn. Catholic league this year. Scrim- er,” at least until the war It among its pre-flight trainees that DON ROBINSON, half-back, goes around his own right end on the ARMY IN CHARGE over. also Id Won First Timo zer is a great ball carrier, and a “With Conn the are better than the best colleg- way to a seven yard gain in the first quarter of the Michigan-lowa Seahawk game at Ann Arbor, “I’lldo anything the Army Army," Greene said, fine passer. The third quarter “them Captain S. Kubie yes- iate squads, but even this con- Mich. George Svendsen (99), Seahawk center, and Matt Bolger (81) finally brought him down. asks,’’ Joe said. “I’min the Army three are the top men in David saw the Ferndale aggregation action terday afternoon won the honor vincing demonstration may now and they're taking care of today.’* second on ~ Field chalking up its score snag before another my plans.” of being the first Selfridge play, with strike a Should Joe make his Bedded name inscrib- a beautiful reverse Naturally, Joe change golfer to have his the mail from week. could stick, he would be the third Austin August Scrimzer carrying Likes his mind. He wouldn’t be the heavyweight champion ed on the Major Mary’s 40 yard stripe over HAWKS FACE TEST He far tD Memorial Golf Trophy the St. Saturday’s first champion who couldn't get ring history give up the Straubel the goal line. Lieut. Col. Bernie Bierman’s Grid Stars to bmM-i when he defeated First Lieut. the “rosin out of his blood.” But man’s spot. And, as was the €••£, Scrimzer figured in the third lowa Seahawks, whose 2d-14 Them Big Bomb- Cecil G. Wheeler on the field’s By the Associated Press fumble for winning marker. as matters stand now, the when Jim Jeffries and Clean score in the fourth period with a victory over Michigan last week er, at 28, is giving up a reign Tunney did it, course. While most wrestlers of Agase, guard—- Bob Odell, Penn halfback—- his abdication net- nine-hole looping pass to left end Carter. added the Wolverines to a list Alex that already has netted purses only would and Lieut. type shy touchdowns in 20- passed to one touchdown, set up take a lot out of tfafc Captain Kubie The game produced an un- of victims that already included “Babe” Kacaboski’s at scored two of more than $2,000,000 and has fight game, op- Minnesota, snatch- two others with fine runs and but also leave fee*' Wheeler tied for first in the usually fierce brand of tackling, Northwestern and Minnesota, meeting the mat ruffians the 13 upset over broken all records for successful situation immediately ing Daley's hands led Quackcrs to 35-6 triumph afterward: ening of this first tournament and one result was a broken col- are due for another stern test young Polish lad is made of ball from Bill defenses of the fight game’s most in a confusing tangle. running 35 yards to one over Yale, coached by his broth- last Friday afternoon, and the for Ruelle, St. James’ Saturday against a Notre Dame Strerner stuf sand is to and prized bauble. He has turned larbone anxious recovering an end zone er, Howie. Os course, the logical aemam* - playoff was held yesterday. Wal- guard, in the second period. team that finally has found it- take on the “Bad Man” score and back 21 challenges won right Eddie Angelo Bertclli, Dame since he tion is that Joe would takeltwl ter Hagen made the presentation was jubilant self. roughs his foes plen- Notre the rough-and- back Coach Lee Hart Lewis, who quarterback—passed to four crown from old if the war should end M of the trophy which will remain all ready in the over the performance of his With accurate Angelo Ber- ty, in a long s*rap. Irish touchdowns and kicked Jim Braddock back next few months. Hlo Impli- in the Selfridge Field Officer s yesterday. 1937, and no champ ever came cation was that as long.ee squad telli passing to all four touch- This evening in the Arc'na Inferscholastic three extra points to lead way he Club. “The backfield began to within shouting distance of that was on the sunny side of 36, downs, the Irish whipped Stan- Gardens Eddie and the “Babe” to 27-0 shutout of Stanford, he The trophy was purchased by satisfactorily, and the mark. might take a crack at it agd*," function ford last Saturday, 27-0. meet a second time, a match completing 14 of 20 passes, nine William G. Colman, Com- work was extremely prom- Football Out Louis* statement, which he A return match with Com A* Col. line Illinois, fresh from its surpris- Kasaboski sought with the idea is in a row, for 233 yards. manding Officer at Selfridge ising,’’ he said. “I’ve got a bunch made to Associated Press Staff ures to make the cadi vegfadm ing 20-13 triumph over Minne- that he can beat Lewis in a DETROIT, Oct. 12 (/Ft Mike Micka, Colgate fullback jingle half Field who was a close personal of boys here who are turning competi- touchdowns in Reporter David Kaufman after for a million doOme sota, stakes its clean record long match. They clashed in a Intorscholastic athletic —scored two 27- Riley or more. And it la no secret friend of Major Straubel, form- into a fine football team. They’re over set- marching with the Fort that against lowa in another mid- short bout last week and Lewis tion between Detroit's public 19 victory Dartmouth, in Joe could use reedy cash glnm. erly stationed here, who was getting their experience, and ting up one of them with pass (Kansas) precision drill team western headliner and Wiscon- won on a flukey fall but the high schools will become a war fight much of his money i« tied m killed last May in action in the standing up to some mighty interception and 23-yard run. an exhibition, left the sin, 17-9 conqueror of Missouri, “Babe” was giving him a linking casualty »t the end of the cur- world gasping in astonishment. in property and fans severe! Southwest Pacific. tough punishment —and coming season, to be re- Hank Margarita, Brown half- important meets Great Lakes Naval. just before it happened. Kasa- rent football Although it debts hanging omt Although Hagen didn’t golf back for more. They’ve got pro- back—covered 214 yards in 26 was known for g Ohio State, 28-12 victor over boski is sure he willwin and of- placed for the duration by a years that the ring him, not the least of wSl| It yesterday, he did shoot a perfect plenty of heart, and they’ll get attempts and scored two touch- some three $117,000 Southern California, meets Pur- fers to get his end of the purse gram of compulsory physical had its zest for him—that he income tax bill ftp* of 25 at skeet, the second their experience this season. downs in 28-21 victory over Co- lost the government. score which tripped on it. They meet best tv'o in training for £.ll high school stud- longer “hungry** fight- has done so at Selfridge. Ferndale had a great team, but due, Northwest- lumbia. was no a Altogether, time he Michigan North- three falls, 90 minutes timo lim- ents. he has been ftgdtt- the Mountaineers fought them ern, 7-0. and Frankie Sinkwlch, Georgia er—his statement came as a ing eight years, western in another Big it. complete surprise, even to his has been sssn all the way.’’ collide Warren E. Bow, superintend- halfback—celebrated his 22nd in action by apprexfaMdftF ; line-up: Ten game. Other bouts: Walter Roxy vs ent of schools, announced the birthday by scoring three touch- closest associates—men like Pro- 1,100,000 The moter Mike Jacobs, who has put fans and has . «MgH Pos. One of the East’s principal at- “Red” Berry, Rufus Jones vs. plan late Saturday and formal downs in 48-13 rout of Mississ- only —» Player on every Louis fight since he $2,227,859, but ‘H„ Easier Francis D’Luge LE tractions willfind , Fred Carone and Billy Venable ratification by the board of ed- ippi. percent of this sum jeedhjMjjl Rests “big apple** beck in which walloped vs Joe Hobbs. Tuesday first hit the Roy Harms T 35-0, ucation was forecast. Elroy Hirsch, Wisconsin half- 1935, to Roxborough, pocket after expenses and bumping into the and John in all, Dick Petitpren G Princeton, back—scored both touchdowns who with Julian Black, piloted All he has had BT~S|£ Milton Moore C team that surprised Navy, 10-0. in leading his team to 17-9 win amateurs through fessional fights. He Wmjjfflt After Victory him out of the by . pi*; Jerome Zischerk G Other ivy-clad struggles will over Missouri. the 50-a-bout preliminary days them—47 Hfti match Yale against Navy and Player in England ly defeat was a 12 wend kgfe ROCHESTER, Oct. 12 Bob McQuaid T Ball Joe Muha, V. I. I. fullback- and into the million-dollar-gate Minn.* RE Harvard, tied 7-7 by William scored three touchdowns, pass- by Max Schmeling fat 186$; —C/P) —ln spirits over his Lawrence D’Luge stages. yaarfamK fine and Mary, against Dartmouth. ed to two others and kicked two back he avenged two 27-0 victory oyer Stan- Ken Trombley Q “Joe may think he*s through team’s extra points in 38-18 rout of 1 by putting Max to simp fat aid Saturday, Frank Leahy, Ken Vernier LH Jim Crowley’s North Carolina with' fighting,* said Abe J. ford RH pre-flighters travel to Boston Virginia. rouncL. Notre Dame football coach and Don Martus Form the time he outpefaMed College; Colgate, conqueror Bob Perina, Princeton half- athletic director, rested comfort- Harold Angermeyer F of Natie Brown in Dartmouth Saturday, has an in- back—ran and passed Tigers to 1638»htti9*Sf' ably at St. Mary’s hospital here heavyweight ranks . jmjft: tersectional date with Duke, and 10-0 victory ever Navy, setting today awaiting results of X-rays Titans Defeat through it ell, he i liengid 1W& Pitt entertains an Indiana team up both Princeton scores. from the taken shortly after his arrival Ohio likeable, unaffgriajjr that shut out Nebraska, 12-0. Paul Sarringhaus, Slate, youngster fag at the Mayo clinic. Sports tossed he was the Ural halfback touch touch-* Fart Knox 16-0 “arrived.** Additional eastern he _ Leahy, whose ailing back features down passes set up a third in _ will send Army against and forced him to leave South Bend Colum- 28-12 victory over Southern 'jUSSE in the midst of preparations for bia, Cornell against Penn State, California. Second hJfistic ledfSrsur Roundup- and Holy Cross against Syr- for Win mayor James J; fagp here milker the Stanford battle to come Hank Mazur, Army halfback greet examination, tuned in acuse. —his running and passing DETROIT, Oct. 12 tribute to him as*a Magft for an car- ands fine pmppgy; part of Saturday's game By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. ried Army to 28-8 victory over Coach Gus Donas’ University of American—end the last World Sports Columnist thing more; you’ve Wtdo Cornell. Detroit Titpns, their second con- laMiM* from his hospital bed. NEW YORK, Oct. 12 You rose in Abe gßpm*' A1 Santa Clara cen- secutive in the bag, to- Lincoln's.. “I just can’t tell you how hap- probably get a fresh idea on Santucci, vicWnr was can ter—boosted extra point which day a week’s drill before That last wintsr wSSjfM py it makes me,” he comment- baseball’s future from every Nationals Find faced given the New York SUm ,W\: gave Broncos 7-6 victory over going east to play Manhattan at was ed. “It almost makc3 me for- guy in the business, but here’s f Writers* Award uiHj.'lJUfr; get about my back. The boys California. New York. thdyear, one angle that’s brand new to Rudolph Mobley, er of and just good as I expect- Shortest Path Hardin-Sim- Yesterday, simply, thought played as " in the first Sun- ‘T the us relayed from a minor *** 0 *»¦ mons halfback—scored touch- ed them to but the score really league club owner by Lawrence dpi i day matinee at U. of D. Stadium, the heavyweigrt chmpfanpK ¦ down which beat Southern employed speed and MMpd|: surprised me.” Skiddy of the Syracuse Herald- Through Methodist, 7-6, and gained 104 the Titans would stand out as the is Air to a heavier day of my life; . . deception defeat but dilwH Journal. . The owner figures yards in 21 tries. POWERFUL FLOUR that any effort to shorten the , Oct. 12—(&)—The A MOUNT CLEMENS MAN, Fred Heppler. was a member of Fort Knox, Ky., eleven 16-0. that** ‘*^o If mixed with 4000 cubic feet season would wreck the minors. has the baseball team shown above that celebrated its first baseball Elmer (Tippy) Madarik was in space and ig- that Early air a closed . found the shortest distance the victor’s hero. in the DODGE of . . Double-A players, he points game in England by beating a Hull, Yorkshire team, 16 to 6 at Up "-”1 nited, 24 pounds of flour would out, get an average of about $2,- to the promised land is as the Craven Park, Hull. Heppler is third from the right in the front row Three Gridders second period he tossed a 15- a be powerful enough to throw 000 for a 20-week season or SIOO crow flies—or through the air. of the picture. Also from Michigan is Lieutenant Andrew E. John- yard pass to Charley Ruth in the BUMPtjjay one-ton weight five miles into Os 28 touchdowns made by 10 for first . a week. . . Cut three weeks son, of Fennville. at the extreme left, and standing next to John- for Scoring Honors end zone Detroit’s / pro teams yesterday, 17 mush- the air. off that and they’d get only son is Chaplain Donald Lee, of Gowrie, touchdown and in the same sl,- roomed from passes. And G. lowa. 700 because without those virtu- Georgia's Sinkwlch quarter shot a 32-yard aerial ally others up by he Sunday doubleheaders the own- all were set Capt. Hughes, who trav- PAINTING; the method. Tied with 2 Others to Don same 30 yards more for the sec- Auto Repairing ers couldn’t afford to pay as After the sky had been clear- NEW YORK, Oct. 12—(iiP)— eled for full Michigan's ond score. Jack Hart place- Expert mechanics at your much as they would a ed of leather, those National Wolverines Face Three players, including All- KELLY-Lfxpwt . points. service on all types ot season. . . The result would champions, kicked both extra the Chicago Bears, America Frankie Sinkwich of Ivory auto repairing. be that most players would be remained the only undefeated Big 10 Georgia, share the lead among In the third period Bob sticking to their factory jobs, team in the league. This came Northwestern in Bow the nation's football scorers as broke through to block John BATH CITY GARAGE pay almost that much the about Moody’s punt in the end zone 7M which when they swished by DETROIT, Oct. 12 (JP) entertain Marquette at East the season nears its halfway STIWARIm M PINE ST. PHONK year round. their arch city rivals, the Car- Lansing. point. and the ball bounced into the SAUS4BEVI9 CjflL‘aM • Michigan makes its 1942 bow in • • dinals, 41 biggest to give Detroit an auto- to 14—the Big competition at University Others of the top-ranking trio stands 48 Be. Gratiot Ml' flmgßP] scoring of day Ten Ann Ar- The of Detroit’s safety remaining TODAY’S GUEST STAR outburst the bor Saturday in the are Lee Tevis of Washington matic for ita Bell, Fort (Ark.) which left George Halas’ T feature of Titans, only collegiate eleven in two points. PLYMOUTH^! Carl Smith men the week’s gridiron program for University at St. Louis and American: “In case their Bth straight win of the the state whose goal remains in- The Jusky Southwest collegiate teams of the state. Ralph La Pointe of Vermont. “Armormiders** TAXI Coach Homer Norton still is season, three in league play; tact, journeys to meet Manhat- Each has scored 42 points. made a fight of it, however, special looking for an alibifor the Texas their 16th in succession span- The Wolverines showed what tan Sunday. The Titans blanked The performance of La Pointe strongest bid coming in bum «JM|§ to yesterday their Aggies’ loss to State, ning back to 1041 and their 31st they had— a surprising sopho- Fort Knox, 16 0, to outranks those of the two, the period when they mix- Service Louisiana their point in two other final 504 he might find some connection victory in 32 games. more backfield and a sturdy, run total •however, since he has appeared ed line plays with short passes - games FULLER PELTIER game The Bears also set a record rugged line against Great to 43 against none fbr in only three games while the ® • or*, in the facts that the was to drive 69 yards to the De- LUNCHED^tv*ry KABUt r. a going Twelve their opponents. played at night and that LSU’s for backward. Lakes and Michigan State and others have* played four each. Their scoring chance penalties cost them 150 yards, Saturday they troit 15. star back was A1 Dark.” last showed what Alma, leader in the touch- In addition, the Vermont half- was muffed when passers were • breaking their own league rec- that lacked reserves for the FOR ACHING ANKLES • B down parade with 83 points to back was on the losing team in trapper* three times behind the ord of 12 for 128 against the forward wall—in going down contests, of SCRAP COLLECTION 13 for its opponents, and Cen- twos of the three one scrimmage line and the Titans ffg?” AND TIRED FEET on Dec. 14, before the lowa Seahawks, who are keeping De- which* was a 70-13 rout at the The Southern Conference tral Michigan took the ball on downs. 808 WITH DR. STOVES'! 1941. toppled them from the ranks of company in the cir- hands of Rhode Island State. **" again has turned down the pro- troit select < v The unbeaten Brooklyn the unbeaten by a 26 to 14 score. cle of state teams. Andy Victor of The Citadel *^' fryMl posal that freshmen be allowed Dodgers 7 to 0 by undefeateu RACE NOVEMBER 14 GOLDEN OIL were nailed This week they’ll show, The Scots, who walloped Grand and Bob Stuber of Missouri are WSI 7M EmAbml MM. to play varsity football, but ANTI UP) The ftTo rsrSUsai the Pittsburgh Steelers, whose Wildcats, Rapids V. C. 28 to 0 last week, only three points behind the YPSIL BWAN PHARMACY we’ll bet it wasn't the coaches Dudley, the former against Northwestern’s Michigan Normal College course rookie Bill whether what they've got will entertain Kalamazoo and Hope leaders with 39 each. Victor has who did it. . . . South scoring demort. darted here willbe 14 at Carolina’s Duke 31. up Western Confer- to extend the longest winning played in three games, while the scene Nov. Rex Enright along and ultimately yards for measure to the Michigan Have Tea a took a bunch seven specifications. The streak enjoyed by any Michigan Steuber needed four to amass annual AAU eras Saturday’s ence Wild- country champions hips, for last non-confer- the touchdown. cats, regarded as one of the team to nine. Central. 6-2 victor his total. Dr. game West Virginia Pittsburgh and Detroit were Lloyd Olds announeed Sun- GAS EATER? ence with threats in the conference race, over Grand Rapids U., enter- W. the only teams in the league not own Michigan 1 ObBMPTB FOSE f** HMiapilSß and Jim Tatum of North Caro- lost to Purdue Saturday by the tains Michigan Normal under WINS DERBY day. Dr. Olds* mISp ussg%j By 16 score at least once via the UP) compete ¦ hbibNlsi lina wanted to do the same for margin of the point after their the lights in the only Friday en- DETROIT Suzette of Normal team will In «JSjgiaCT&^^ AUTO ELECTRIC the Fordham game but couldn’t airlanes. lone touchdorm. counter. The Hurons beat Illi- Chippewa, year-and-a-half old this and five other meets during MS Mow OwM VtoM m get permission from his college. nois Normal 14 to 7 last week. derby owned by Hilmer Peter- the season. His squad will Bn HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STATE AT HOME . . • The National Hockey son of Brandon, Minn., Sunday dude three vitersns Cspf, By lIM AsMtlatel F»#as Michigan State is the only Hope, which contributed 24 League is taking plenty of won the first annual field trial bert Archer, Croswoll; Pent Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart 7, other school of Michigan’s col- points toward Kalamazoos to- chances on transportation (tie) of the American Brittany Club. Hansen, Plymouth, and lUcheid HOLLENBECK'S Bay City James 7 only to -a « . VAN St. legiate “Big Three” which will tal of 54—second Alma's jOs , It was her first competition Tpnismi. BABBSB BBOP troubles with its new schedule, Dearborn St. Alphonsus 26, action on in the state—last week, and ucunnfi see this week a home total defeated 12 other Brittany Bowling 1 calling for frequent appear- Pontiac St. Michael’s 0 field. The Spartans, who wiped journeys to Hillsdale in quest she schedule: Oct. 17—at a* cm^C is 50c ances of in Montreal and 6, Spaniels. Second place went to Green (OMLV) Oct tt, Central e ibb* union e teams Detroit Redeemer Redford out much of the sting of their de- of its first victory of the season. Toronto Saturday nights and in (tie) were nosed out by Reliew Rene, owned and hand-, Michigan; Oct. 31, National JUW j/iyni/ cr orroßiTt St. Mary’s 6 feat by Michigan a week pre- The Dalea PIRW alt BANNOWSt 12. in aflother led by Charles L. Williams, ior AAU championships at OR* Boston. New York or Detroit-on 37, smothering lowly Albion, 14 to of. ~ War SU»p• Detroit Lourdes Detroit St. viously by * Wo Ml Sunday. Leo's 0. Wayne, 46 to 6, Saturday, will MIAA clash Saturday. Detroit* \* ford. 1