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...... was a huge success watching his team whip Chicago Blackhawhs . . . ‘breaking a heart’ as Times sports writer, Jack’s boss and city’s representative watch Jack Adams Night DETROIT TIMES, FEBRUARY 15, 1941 PAGE 9 Ir Adams’ Finest Present Frank Lealiy Leaves WELL, YOU CANT' Was Wings" 2-1 Victory GET 'EM ALL, SYD Boston for Notre Dame Howe, Giesebrecht Collect Big Goals Meteoric Rise as as Chicago Scores Late and Grid Coach Ends Costs Mowers His Shutout at Alma Mater International N>»i (tfnlff Wire SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Feb. 15 Bv LEWIS H. WALTER — ——-- Youthful Frank Leahy’s meteoric R * Jack *fifi pi au»< and prw I S 3 ims as a football coach was and Mr- JofTriPs w«ie there and Ounor Jim Norris along with rise- Connie Nmythe of the Leafs. Art Row of the Bruins and Rod Dutton climaxed by his appointment as of the Americans. The big-wigs of hockey and industrial Detroit head mentor and athletic director joined with 10.000 fans in honoring the Detroit Red Wings manager at Notre Dame, his alma mater on "Jack Adams Night." and the university for which he John James Adams went out of Olympia with a solid silver tea himself battled on the gridiron, service, a diamond ring and piles of other present' The chunky, 4ppj playing on the last team coached Hivial fellow- who has bossed the by the renowned Knute Rockne. l>etroit Hockey Club for M sears Leahy, only 32 years old but a s ent happily home ssith Mr.. recognized leader among the na- Adams, echoing paens of praise Day tion’s college coaches, leaves Bos- pleasantly in their ears. and Burton ton College to attempt to keep the But the two perse,ns who con- j "Fighting Irish’’ of Notre Dame in tributed most to making Jack the gridiron spotlight they occu- Adams night a true success didn't pied throughout the lengthy reigns make any speeches or lay down Pin Favorites of Rockne and more recently any four-figure checks. Roy Elmer Layden, a king-pin in the Ciiesebrecht of Petawawa, Ont . Ned Day national rr -h game four-horsemen combination that and Sydney Harris Howe of Ot- a legendary champion of W. -• Allis Wis , and Knute fashioned into tawa let their actions speak for football quartet. them as they lashed the puck Nelson Burton, former American YOUNG into the net for second period Bowling Congt>>s titleholder from MENTOR goals that gave the Driroit Red today r Announcement of the appoint- Wings a 2-1 victory the Chi- St. Linns, were installed the i over ¦i ¦MBP ment of Leahy, wrho becomes one cago favorites over Joe Norris of Detroit Blackhawks. of the youngest men guiding the Brooklyn in BENTLEYS S< ORE and Andy Varipapa of football destines of a major col- their .12-game doublt.- match at lege, was made by the Rev. J. Max and Doug Bentley, the In- Hugh O'Donnell, president of dian-blooded brothers from De- Club Bob-Lo. Sask., The series is being rolled in four Notre Dame. I.isle. got one goal bark Leahy was obtained to head the for the Hawks in the third period, blocks of eight games at 1 and 8 Notre Dame coaching staff despite but the contributions of Giesc- p. m. today and tomorrow. A the he only recently Howe, stake, fact that brecht and along with the purse of SI.OOO will lx- at signed a new five-year contract rest of the hustling Detroit club each competitor pet mg $250 Ar- with Boston College. Father were enough to bring the celebra- rangement' have been made to O'Donnell said Notre Dame tion to a siite. -'ful ti r \ accommodate 1.080 persons at each "friendly agreement” ss reached a B It i- successful in every sense block. with College his release. Wings Boston for pr.noe it was the Rod fifth Day. a protege of Hank Marino “I fully intended to stay at victory is in six starts against the of Milwaukee one of the finest Boston College when I signed club they in the Plaekiiavvk- a could not and cleanest living examples my five-year contract on Febru- beat once last season It moved 10-pin gam* He has Ix-aten Burton 5,” and ary Leahy said in a statement them two full games ahead of the several times in matches Boston. "I turned down three place they in fourth New York Rangers coupled with him should college offers and one profes- and marked their first just too tough triumph prove a little for sional offer to accept the new since they American trimmed the their final rivals. contract at Boston College as a 4-1? here on January 24. Since then, they only head coach. could boast two it weren’t for this five games. “If oppor- ties in Hugo Quist tunity I never would Now. however, with 12 games Found probably have received this offer. I never to go. Detroit has .18 in the |»>inis would have accepted any other league standings, the number same York SYD HOWE FAILS IN BID TO SCORE AS HAWK GOALIE LO PRESTI COMES OCT OF NET offer but Notre it collected all last season. Adams Dead in New Dame’s.” . . . Syd did netminder once Wings won, 2-1, at Olympia night . . . doesn't have to go far to confound NEW YORK Keh. 15 HNS) but beat the and Red last WANTS OWN STAFF those Hugo who managed many who scoffed when lie said Quist. Leahy would last he was building of his countrymen in the Normal Tt was understood season I »e- Finnish Nosed Out bring entire coaching athletic world, was found d* ad in like to his --troit another winner. Prop Loop Tio«l College with With their linos revamped !>o- a New York hotel He recently KALAMAZOO. Feb. 15. staff from Boston ” Wood's 70 lops, Hoppe Captures officials said of lo right suffering "flu Michigan Normal" him. hut Notre Dame rause the injury wmg had been from the bowed to Kala- definite be F.ddio Wares Detroit the up- managed Paavo Nurmi, the no decision would made had Quist mazoo College. 29-26. last night. on this until they had the oppor- hand most of the night a great ol the 20 -. and more St. per in runner Ambrose Beats St. Catherine to Tie With great raliy to recently. handled the affairs of After a second half tunity talk with the new coach. that pared down a 19-8 first hall Leahy replaces Layden. (Continued on Page 10) Sonia Heme. Stahl Has 74 De LaSalle for Catholic League Lead Cue Title Elmer margain, the Hurons finally were who recently resigned to become nosed out as a result of Dick high professional International \mii Vrnirf Wlr# International Nfw* Vnkf Wire commissioner of St. Ambrose High moved into a St. Patrick kept its slate clean on Lemmer's basket just ahead of NEW ORLEANS. 15. CHICAGO, Feb. 15. Willie gun. Hams Sign Kostiuk Feb two-way tie with De LaSalle for the West Side of third division the (Continued on Page 10) in a long for caglA the the greatest Curling pun an top spot on the East of Hoppe, one of cue 3 and a 70 at 18 holes, big Craig the Side b defeating St. Vincent. 30-19 the in the experts of all time, today held the Wood of Mamaroneok, Y , first division Catholic In another first division affair. N. led League by downing St. a charge High and Detroit Tech Grid Star by a -troke at the end of the first Catherine. Catholic Central stood off worlds three-cushion billiard Former Hamtramck 43-32, last night. Don Vangolthen by St. Benedict in the last three What They Say round play in the $3 000 New Or- championship for the second year to Play for *Dutch’ Clark paced St. Ambrose with 15 points. minutes to come out on the long in FRED L. MANDEL JR , owner of Detroit Lions— “lf the new leans Open golf tournament. Theresa, a row. Right heels, St. leader on the West end of a 34-33 count. wind-up match the American League team here helps football, that’s fine. I’m for any- on hi« a stroke back in the division, St. Ambrose 43. St Catherine 32. In his of at top pros of Side same won its tournament administered thing that helps the game.” 71. were four the ninth game in a row- and St. Theresa 91. St. Cecilia 33 he a By 808 CARTWRIGHT nation and the reformed tennis need St Patrick 30. St Vincent 19 50-34 defeat last night to Jake only one more game to finish the All Saints 23. St. Francis Xavier 21. SCHACHT, veteran champion Vines of St Annunciation 1? of Chicago, his AL baseball coaeh and “Detroit T«h'« loss i. the failed to make little All-American Ellsworth Pas- Paul 29. Schaefer one of “( season with a clear record. The St. Thomas 19. St Hedwig 12 •omedian lark Griffith always hart a of fun Cleveland Rain*' gain." again, losing adena. Cal. The four were: most dangerous opponents, who lot said Hal because he was on a Pirates drubbed St. Cecilia. 61-22. Catholic Central 3t Ft Bene tut 33. out of holdouts. He Is one of the last of the old- Ralph Guldahl. Chicago; Ren St. Ft Joseph was right on heels the Shield!:, De- club. Taking a lead early in the last, 4 I.adlslau* 13. 22. his in Hogan. White Plains. N. Y.: Har- st Bernard 21. St. R<»*e 19. standings until the deriding match timers who had their whole fortune wrap|ied up in troit Tech Kostiuk was on<*of Shield's stars quarter after a nip and tuck fight. Ml Carmel 29 Bt. Casimlr 27. baseball." athletic di- at Hamtramck High. When the old i.lugt McSpaden. Winchester. which went 39 innings. Mass. ,md rector, when Dynamic mentor changed jmis:- Clayton Haefn*‘r of So close was Schaefer that, had <’ HOWARD BEECHINOR. former president of he was in- lions Kostiuk followed him. At Linville. N he won. he would have been tied Marvin Stahl of Lansing Notre Dame club of Detroit “Selection of Frank formed that Hamtramck. Mike was unanimous Chuckovits Quintet with the 53-year-old champion and led the Michigan entrants with a they l-eahy as coach at Notre Dame is good news to Mike KoMiuk. choice for All-City honors in 1933 HOCKEY would have hern forced into all Detroit alumni." W 2 over par 71. a was, his last years | and ’36. Chick Harbort of play-off. As it Hoppe fin- right. tackle The popular Mike or ' Moe" as Rattle Creek had a 73. Denny Picked in Tourney ished the tournament with 16 vic- I Champagne. Grand Rapids, a 76. TOMMY SHANNON, new pro at Orchard Lake AL H4HU MT khad signed his friends call him, was very 15.—(INS)— tories and one defeat, while C Orion, a NATIONAL LKAOI’E CHICAGO. Feb. ountry Club— “Our fellows are to get going. No snow give* happy to sign Emerick Kocsi*. Lake 78. Schaefer wound up anxious “with the with the Cleveland Sahyrac. h i. t r.F ra fit. The White Huts basketball team with 14 wins them the golf itch." C 1 e ve 1 a nd Cluh and work under 'Dutch'' Ernie Detroit and Harry Boston 19 7 Ift 129 M 49 against three losses for second Frew. Lakeside, picked up. Toronto 21 10 .1 97 99 45 of Toledo. 0., was listed among place. Rams. Clark I'n;* Wood Mimirais k N. Y. 34*34—70 l'MK>n |« It in 90 7:i :t9 BING MILLER, Tiger coach “l’m one of the few players who Big Mike KOSTII K “I’m certainly glad to get the falnworlh Vine* Pasadena 34-35—71 Ranger* 1.1 15 9 99 99 34 teams that will compete at Inter- This is where he finished Chicago last started with Washington who brought played tackle for the past four rhanee with Cleveland,” Ralph OuMahl. Chirac" 34-35—71 IS 20 9 99 100 12 year when Hoppe won wasn't back said H MrSpaden. Winchester. Mui .14.37—71 .Montreal 12 19 9 99 lin SO national Amphitheater ip Chicago. the cham- •one time by Old Griff.” years under Shields and will grad- Mike, “And indebted more than Ben Hogan. Purrhaec. N V 37-34—71 American* 9 19 9 70 123 25 pionship in 20 straight games, a Clayton March 15 to 19, inClusivle. for the uate in June. A 6-foot 1-inch, 210 ever to Coach Shields for get- Heafner. I.inville. N C. 34-35—71 LIST .SIGHT'S LI feat unparalleled in the history of Lloyd Mancrum Chirac" 34-34—72 l>fc.lK4MT 2, Chicago 1. worlds professional basketball F l Unnamed informant— “l think Bill Bye wdll be pounder, Mike always was out- ting me the rhanee. I under- Jake Fomfren, Jfemphm 34-34—72 the world tournament. Hanry Plrard TONIGHT * GAMES championship. the new assistant pro at Red Run." standing on stand it was his excellent lter»he>. Pa. 37-3.5—72 Boston at the line for the Harry Cooper Chirac' 34-3#—72 Montreal. The teams previously entered for Dynamics. was narped little Ranger* at Toronto. He recommendation of me that HKIIKi.Is STORK* the tourney are the Harlem Globe Hope Whips Olivet DICK IRVIN