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THI DITRf'T TIMES I H 4MI 14-C * > ", Jan. 1945 Three Winqs Go to Hawks For Siebert Bob Tales Sports Rates 2 Indiana 5s FOR In Big 10 Cellar Lt. Davey Nelson DETROITERS SPLASH GREAT LAKES boys (left right) High " By 808 MURPHY to Four Detroit to Gerald Asselin from free styler, and Ray Mondro, high school and Wayne W ¦ g Goes Hawaii St. ( lair Recreation (enter; Ned Diefendorf, former Uni- University breast stroke star, will be among the aces Sporta Editor x »ersity of Michigan diver; Pylkas, 1-akes sends light shadow By LEO MACDONELL Arnold Northwestern Great against U. M. Saturday at Ann Arbor. Let’s do a little boxing and see what’s going on (jg.) Dawy Nelson, former Lt. at University of Michigan football various places. star, now In naval intelligence, is For one thing, here is some- on his way to Pearl Harbor. A thing bordering on basketball flier, after returning from an as- sacrilege. Dave MacMillan, as- signment in the Aleutians, Lt. sistant coach and head scout of Nelson, transferred to intelligence the Minnesota cagesters, says the and received his Pacific assign- worst two teams in the Big Ten * * - and jmM i, ment after a this season are Indiana course In Purdue. Washington. For a man to have made a Having spent statement like this in years past Y something like would have meant a fast trip to 50 minutes In the pogey with a police escort. «*? M the penalty t Wbox. Frank MacMillan says Ohio State, I 2A <R«D Kane of lowa find Illinois rate in the first I \ the Indianapo- brae gr t with Northwestern, Mich- lis Capitols igan and Wisconsin in the second ¦K y (IVtroit farm group. Alas, the hotbed of basket- club) the ball. (home of Indiana and Pur- “had man" due) rate cellar position in the the American Gopher coach’s rankings. hockey loop. S You can get a better line on fit. Birdie Tebbetts. former i Jk his accuracy this week-end Tho catcher, who win- Hoosiers come to Ann Arbor on Tig;er piloted a Friday night. niqg baseball club during the past OSU plays Purduo summer, now has a strong basket- at Lafayette on Saturday night. ball team at Waco Army Airfield. ... Tebbetts used to play basket- Smyfhe Bids High (R. I.) College. ball at Providence What’* this? . a Frankie Abrams, Detroit vx in > : - - *. / -d Dick Irvin of the Montreal mfftster, is scheduled to fight Ml TSr a C a n d ten* , , or< of the preliminaries of the m at Fmzie Zivic-Billy Arnold bout he nu r pr»*e Madison Square Garden Friday to him 's *ML W W/ / i mw ijmsMlm night. w*r& kHL A Connie Smythe, To- Plays Soccer, Too ronto owner, of the Red offer* better ¦ Bill Quackenbush than (he pre- Wings a soccer star around To- ¦¦ is v h.W* Uhl <>( In the summer . Feeling ronto 1 r n r Rickey trying to, that Branch is I e e out of Ebbctts Field, ;Ke«l Bryda Faces Mexico, Cuba aur squjNKMTTum 1 Cagers Wings Richard, (a- Topping, who with his wife U. M. Get tHI Diff nadlen Sonja Henie, owns Brooklyn HH g the Irvin point* smythe Tigers team, may conwie P football come out Smythe will go all out with wit* a two-way offer to the Ilis Old Coach Get Turl Play the long green to get a great Dodgers. Sonja Either Dan and By Play By gate attraetlon. He rite* the GEOIK.E E. VAN 2 Games LEWIS H. WALTER buy Brooklyn Siebert the baseball Earl will time Connie paid f&ft.OOO for club or the baseball club will buy Chief Specialist Stanley “Red" Bryda be trying to Horse racing followers enemies, hookies, go on will beat his BIG TEN SCHEDULE and their old the By LEWIS H. WALTER King Clanry. the football interests. old coach Matt Mann when Great Lakes splashes against the a four-day week tomorrow with Havana and Mexico City tracks Eugene (Scrapiron) Young, who University of Michigan in a dual swimming meet in Ann Arbor. FRIDAY'* GAME supplying the only turf sport in this section of the hemisphere. Manager Adams of the Red The’ve named “man of the Induna at Michigan at Saturday night. The closing of New Orleans and Tropical Park meetings to “horse of the year.* resigned as athletic trainer SATURDAY'S GAMLS due Wings has made a bid to year," Dame, to accept The red-headed coach of the squad was a diving Michigan Justice Byrnes’ "no-racing" edict today gave the U. S. racing “woman of the year," of Notre expects Creat_Lakes at llllrmU. strengthen his team for the Stan- one of several offers from teams protege of Mann at the Detroit MlnnMofa at Irm-a fraternity its first weekday holi- the year," et cetera Now comes NnrthwMtarn at Wiaconsln ley Cup drive by obtaining Earl ‘dog the The in the National Football League. Ohio State at Purdue two time lor ol year." . day in years. cap- . In the meantime, he will op- Siebert, huge detenseman and honor must bo to FALLA. He’ll Canucks Not since a gap between the Toe Still a summer camp for boys at By EDGAR HAYES tain of the Chicago Black Hawks, be remembered longer than the Otfington. La., in the summer. H New Orleans closing and New deceased Rin-Tin-Tin. 1|« | Michigan's surprisingly strong in a trade for center Don Grosso, Karl Zuack. the Austrian who || York opening two seasons ago has defenseman Cully Simon and right skates in I IIIH basketball team will have a On with Idi Paez the Ice 4 there been a weekday afternoon Top wing Byron (Butch) McDonald. Day in Spotlight Follies, became an American citi- chance to become a contender in when the horses were not going MONTREAL. Jan. 3 (UP*—Toe Siebert a slightly bow legged zen day . Since F e o re. the other his BOSTON. Jan. 3 (INS) -The the Western Conference race over to the post husky, who has made the All- Boh nm All-American somewhere in the Blake, the hard skating captain of the Oklahoma Aggies is All-American halfback days at league leading Montreal Cana- the week-end. The Wolverines en- League first or second team for 11 hack Illinois, Red Grange has picked up United States. of the Montreal Canadiens cur- just one more sample of great diens made it six straight over tertain Indiana on Friday and successive seasons, will play his ... the who most times go unnoticed a tidy sum After his pro debut Whether rank and file horse rently the top .earn in first game for Detroit tomorrow- stars the Chicago Cardi- the Boston Bruins last night when then journey to Illinois for Sat- player, the $2 bettor and unless they get a chance in the he was with dollar National night in New York. to shooter, continue in Hockey League, retained nals, then coached and now. as they scored a 6 3 win before a urday night. ! parlay will The new defenseman was 35 spotlight. action on the tracks outside the his scoring lead in the individual it not, been for the change commissioner of the new United sell-out Garden crowd of 13,500. The Wolverines, winner in years old Dec. 7 and has played Had States Pro League, will receive kt4n RHVD4 Detroit Yacht U. S. is the question that is race during the past week with they had in professional football Club. Last year Maurice Richard and Kern seven out of eight games thi» win- bothering the with the Hawks since the middle games, $5,000 yearly and traveling ex- he was assistant at bookies. a total of nine points on 16 goals of the when the or all-star such 'small 1 Masdell got two points each on ter. lost a heart-breaker to Ohio ’35-'36 season i school” backs as Cliff Battles, penses. He has a two-year con- ( Great Lakes to Lt. Wally Colbath THEY DON'T MIX and 23 assists. Rangers traded him for Art Coul- tract. ', a goal and an assist as the Cana- State when Arnold Risen tallied George McAfee. Dutch Clark. ,of the great team which won the (the Rocket) Richard, ter. (to diens crept away to three points three points in the last two sec- Regardless of the horse play- Maurice Whizzer White, Glenn Dobbs nationalj AAU title, an outfit that onds of the overtime period. The ers' attitude, few) New Irish Star ahead of the surging Detroit the bookies aren’t who established a new scoring TURNED FRO IN 'SO I mention only a would never included the record breaking Red Buckeyes in turn dropped a holi- switching over to the numbers have been ranked with the all- Bill record by accounting for eight He into pro hockey Notre Dame's latest basketball : Wings. day contest to Great Lakes. business, according to one of the had broken time greats. Smith. points in one game last week with Springfield Indians in Boryla, 17-year- In the last period, Buddy O'- prominent figures in the business. the sensation is Vince FAVORED OVER INDIANA soared his total to 35 points to 1930 was taken up to the New old civilian freshman from West IT’S A NEW TEAM Connor slid a 60-footer down the "Horse* and numbers don't and Reading where some of the move into second place in the York club in 1931 to team on de- work Chicago. Ind., who stands 6 feet 4 the ice after his team had Michigan is rated the favorite mix and the handbook boys jockey*, who will he out of All of Great Lakes stars drawn Indiana, individual standings.
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