PaH 2. Page 2 -November 14, 1943 DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES Powerful Line Passing Marvel Wins for Georgia Tech
- Sports ~ -«- -*Vj Wins for Lakes Wright, Chadsey End -*•:•? . r*- JgpMr -*».* Prokop Clicks -'Jo-Jo White Set 1 With Athletics, Over Hoosiers Without Victories On 11 Passes Wilbur Wright and Chadsey afier receiving a 20-yard pass Mack Indicates BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 13 Jack Gavigan. latter ac- football team- ended the season from The powerful Great Lakes counted for another touchdown on INS i A without victories as the regular For a Record the running and a 20-yard run, and Normont Mar- lire smothered Metropolitan League prep grid , By LEO MACDONELL tell tallied the fifth for the win- J— i fj || Up v pa-sing attack of Indiana Uni- -cason closed Saturdav ¦ NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13 < UP) Wright of D. ners-. White is 'Ct versity s civilian football team to- tell before l\ Sabueo, star Eddie Pro- Looks lik. Jo-Jo High. 33-0, while Chadsey was Tiny Mackenzie’s —Brilliant halfback day and won handily 21 to 7. quarterback, the Stags to vic- . . led whi believed with the Athletics . Den.'me operat- being humped hy Mackenzie, 21 0. kop of Georgia Tech The Great Lakes hacks, tory. He went over for one record s report 'hat Dick Sichert, fir*t ing a line opened It was the sixih straight deloat to have set a now all-time behind which T marker, with Lee Croteau and baseman, would be traded, Con- big holes in the Hoosicr forward for the Pilots and Explorers. IT.l . Wendell Calderwood accounting for completed passes when he led of D. High finished with a record his team 1o stunning, 33-to-0, nie Mack said: wall. Mruck for two touchdowns for the others. a half, passing of four victories and two set- victory over a hapless Tulane "siel*crt ami White were the in the first one by and one by plunging, and added ha* ks. while Mackenzie end'd University football team today. *' onl\ two on mv club last season victories - passe*, their tally in the last quar- with two and four losses. 9 Prokop completed 11 fina^,. r C;* it an ter hy sustained drne of 63 Halfback Joe Parke scored which said to he all-time • i yard-. thre< of the Cub markers, two on record for this section and per- runs, the Indiana's passer, freshman 15 and 20-yard and thin! haps for the nation. ace In of the most amazing Boh Hocrnschmcyer. one was rushed one-man ever nut on in all afternoon by the hard-charg- shows **‘ did the club.’* <'?* Tulane stadium. Prokop engi- ing sailors and frequently was Rieger Scores 'Em All -' with thrown for losses. However, he neered the Tulane downfall expert precision. connected with Pete Pihos in the last 25 seconds. As Rutgers Triumphs CAN’T HOLD HIM NlThO SC ORF.H I IKST BETHLEHEM. Pa.. Nov. 13 On reverses, spinners, sleeper (INSi- Bela Rieger, husky Rut- plays and countless passes ha Great Lakes started a drive on gers fullback, accounted for every gained yardage on almost every its own 40-yard line at the open- point today Rutgers jo-jo scored as play—and he was the principal his Plant whitk ing the period. Dewey of second trounced Lehigh, 20-0. Rutgers actor in almost every offensive City, Fla . draft hoard . . . Big Proctor, former Furman fullback, to Le- recorded 11 first downs ' thrust by Tech. Ro> Brown. Detroit heavy- teamed with Fmil Sitko, star of high's three and piled up 254 VV*; i'»'A ‘X Only fourtll weight. whose broken at the start of the jaw was the Notre Dame freshman team vards to the home team’s 55. period, when they were trailing, in a fight with Curtis Sheppard last year, to run the ball to the ' 26-0, men of Tulane evan recently, e&* • titiT did the in Baltimore will he Indiana 45. threaten to score. But their drive year .. out of commission for a . Ray Jones, one-time Texas Uni- ended ignominously on the Georgia Kr ite Rocknc once said: versity player, threw a pass to Tech 15 with a fumble. •‘Behind a treat line, the Sitko on the 20. Sitko juggled The visitors showed plenty! hacks should |»ay admission to the hall for 10 yards, then safely more power than the score indi- ito the hull parks.” clutched it as he outran the In- cated and if Coach Bill Alexander McAulej new New York diana secondary. kept his first team in the game all Ranger goalie, said recently: Steve Juzwik, a Notre Dame the time, Georgia Tech would hav# “so far, Pat Egan (Detroit star for two years, kicked the run up a far greater victory. Red Wings) parka the hardest extra point BTART IN SECOND PERIOD drive I have encountered." Great Lakes tallied again after t.ie sailor line blocked a punt hy The first quarter was McAuley holds a commercial Hoemsehemeyer. The hall rolled But early in the second perfle pilot s liccn-e hut was rejected 20 yard*; into the end zone, where Prokop * passes began to connect, army . . . Chi- In the Canadian guard Vogds cago Great Lakes E\Rn with Dorough on the receiving Blackhawks drew 17.124 momentarily, then lost of the first game of the season, recovered .? «L. W*l„ end moat the time. Tech for '*• AfA lA the * v-?, ,i hall to Don Mangold of In- ';• ly t "’fiiyft >*ijA 4jjr - a*'*'™ r , ’¦'• ~-’-v' ’ scored once in the second period, got themselves trimmed hy To- *• "J" ¦”. ‘/¦ ¦ diana, who ran it out to the 3. 'IH I ¦ I *ll 11 quartet ronto Maple Leafs, and then three times in the third for the Rangers in the next ROSKIE PLUNGES ACROSS and once more in the final. game, drew only 6.9*11 clients. The statistics showed Georgia Great Lakes took the hall be- Tech’s superiority as it almoag cause Indiana had kicked on clinched the Southeastern Con- Neun Writes Soccer fourth dowm, and Ken Roskie ference football title. Tech must plunged for the score. Juzwik never-say-die In football. This heat University of Georgia to again converted for a halftime Head* down a* he plow* Into a spirit jm»p Johnny Neun, Kansas City Tino Sabueo Maoken- final lunge helped Sabueo pick up a total sew up the championship. manager and a former Tiger, lead of 14-0 for the Sailors. Chadsey tackier, of Georgia Tech netted 490 yardfl in the off-season writes soccer The Tars started another touch- xie High elves a line demonstration of the of 15 yards on the play. Mackenzie won. passing 37 in running and plays to . . down from own in . their foi a Baltimore paper march Tulane * 150. Tech scored 19 first army the last period. In 10 plays, Max and Buddy Baer are to * spearheaded haired Sitko downs Tulane 10 snd com- sergeants attached to the special hv red pleted 16 passes out of 25 to Tu- forces, and Roskie, Great Lakes counted. service section of the air Keep ! lane's eight completions in 16 at- . went over and Seahawks Wrigley Field. Dayton . . "The Roskie from the 3 lowa a Duke tempts. l^ Continues people on Muncie find.) are Juzwik again converted. w i 111 mimMf eager to have the Firatcs hack ! Guard Bob Rnvensburg inter- next spring," the mayor of Mun- cepted a Great Lakes pass with cie wired William E. Bcns- less than two minutes left. Hoem- Slate Clean for Irish schemeyer tossed 1o Pihos on the To Pour It On i wanger. president of the Little Boasts (UP) Piraes 30, plunged to the IOWA CITY, Nov. 13 another in the fourth period after Pittsburgh . . . The Sailors’ 20 and Club (UP) haven't decided as yet on their then passed to Pihos in the end DURHAM. N. C. Nov. 13 The unbeaten and untied lowa Camp Grant had rallied against training site. zone John Tavener converted Into Duke's touchdown - conscious Navy Preflight football team, Prefiight substitutes. the extra point ‘Steals’ game Satur- for Indiana. Hirsch its nex* learned, Babe Ruth has turned to Blue Devils roller! effortlessly over tuning up for Frank Maznirky. who Defense for eighth T The game marked the day howling as his chief "inter an outclassed University of Vir- against undefeated and untied his trade at Boston College and victory for Great Lakes and In- Dame, to a to 1.3 recreation . . . proves the N’otii coa>ted 28 "Just diana’s third loss in nine contests ginia eleven here today, defeating with the Chicago Bears, scored the Lc*u Little of Columbia la on# is a smart hombrr." nods victory over Camp Grant today Babe Point the Cavaliers, 19 to 0. before a 3,(i00. first and two nation's smartest football Game Gets His v of touchdown kicked of the Harold I Bowling) Kahl. the befoi a small crowd ’ crowd of 7.000 spectators. Tin- Seahawks used tricky later- naval team. He has worked out a great ball and alley ballyhooist By F.DG \R HAYES conversions for the coaches. being The victory raised Duke's scor- al- to score two touchdowns in the ... No overtime Is played Dick Todd, former All-America defense for the opposition that Wayne Match ARBOR, Nov. W dressing ing lotal for the season to 308 to the air lor a hockey leagues be- No ANN 13—All vad e d the isconsin first period, took in the pro points against only 28 for the op- at Texas A. and M., and a six-year uses the T-formation. transportation prob- to meet their old coach, the touchdown in the ihird and added cause of week long Elroy Hirsch has been room position and marked the Blue veteran of the Washington Red- He would station his linemen ... to he that lems It used bemoaning the fates that were to popular Harry Stuhldreher. one of Devils as one ot the most potent skin.-. threw a touchdown pass to m feet behind their usual posi- after the games railroads would That, keep him on the bench today when the historic Four Horsemen of scoring machines in the nation. | Bob Timmons, three-letter w inner tions. he figures, spoils th# old trains an hour to two hours For Xavier quick opening darts. was playing his Notre Dame. Ten of the players Taking the opening kickoff, the at Pittsburgh, and then scored a rival’# for hockey teams . . . Now they Michigan oIJ The ends were warned "nsvnf game Blue Devils registered a touch- High i touchdow n for himself on a 6-yard cate if a hockey team ever school, Wisconsin. who got into the were on Interest Is penetrate.” don't in just five plays and for plunge the second period. to The backers-un line—did we say Tartar 'll' Loses fall, down in rides their He knew his arm was hurt too the Wisconsin squad last in- the rest of the afternoon poured Todd's marker was set up when were told to ignore ths rival's . . . day railroad ever? Some in Cincinnati, 36 to 0 badly him into contest cluding five of those who started over touchdowns with cloeklike Ranonis. All-America from man-in-motion. contact men again will be hus- to get the Vince game. regularity. University of Detroit, and a pro Columbia using this style at to get business and by mid-week Coach Fritz the j tling try oto TVA Boating player with the Chicago Cardinals, defense held Army fairly well fo# ... official. In away If Crisler made it Harry was tickled to see the from tCe'7*Hjplancs CINCINNATI. Nov. 13 Wayne intercepted a p*ss on the Camp half the way. then gave way. *n»e up,'six-man Friday night the boys were big the war keeps foot- University'* football team fell be- hoys and gave them a hand NEW YORK. Nov 13 Rocrca- Grant 30-yard iinc and ran it to ends forgot and ' penetrated.’* ball n ay get a big Woost at the announced for the fine game they had played. o fore Xavier U. here this afternoon, kibitzing, and Hirsch tional boat ftig activities on Ihe the 6 ts touchdown colleges. M Hitchcock Asks tho*e memory lapses he’d not only get into the game, '•Wisconsin didn’t do too lakes of the Tennessee Valley Au- Art Gucppc. a former Marquette alone. 36-0, before a slim crowd. l. rtlp deplores scarcity but would score. One of the boys badly out there," Harry cracked. thority continued on a high level player, made the final tally fnt the of The two all-civilian trams, lhat ( lass at Ghosted for Ruth wagered a picture of George Harry then revealed since during 1913, Maurice Henle. chief the Profhghtcrs in the final period. first operatives Columbia fighting to alive at bureau thi« year, keep the game Washington that Hirsch wouldn't fall practice started he contri- of the information service Camp Grant came to life late hut believe* a coach president of the hoys serv- Duty a report to largely with good enough men can Ford Frick, 43 to the armed Flying for states in the the third period and due W# their schools, played a clean, well- buted For TVA. in Sei^iji. League, when a sports country. of Engine passes such a system and stop the beat National fought contest Xavier, with Elroy, however, had an arc up ices of their National Association to the accurate of Bill scrihe, ghosted Babe Ruth but Boat Burkhardt, former ace. T-formation*. for it, had too his and he pulled it just IN LONDON. Nov. 13 (UP) Lt. and Manufacturers. Purdue graduate five games behind sleeve LIBERAL PRAISE pre- ... 15-yard he is a of Pe Pauw much polish and speed for the after ihe last Michigan touch- Col. Tommy Hitchcock, a pilot Despite the problems were on the Seahawks | so lib- fishing • University, GreencasUe, 1nd.... Detroiters. down While Crisler was busy lin- No wonder Crisler wa** sented to operators of line when ihe fourth period played base on the his praise his rival with the Lafayette Eseadrille of and hy gaso- pas-ed to He first met five Navy ing up a group of substitutes to eral in of camps boat docks started. Burkhardt end team, as Xavier had World War I and one of the Dame, to college but far as is into game after the try today. line rationing and wartime tiave! Bill Huber. cx-Notre scouts powered teams in previous starts send the greatest polo players of all time, Pick Marv major league restrictions, and Ciatt went Owen known, no contests with for point, raced off the ( •'l’ve never seen n better job several new opera- the Navy 1 over. too while two Ypsilanti Hirsch ... He was coaching Harry's t.\|>o were licensed, threw h touch- chßsed him Normal were the only previous bench and reported to the offi- j of than done appears headed* for action in thu tions of this Later Burkhardt skinny for football . . . he later year." after the all licensees, except in the |»a.ss to Huber. The play engagements of the Wayne team rials. this Fritz said war. and down taught English in high school game. "When you consider he lt was learned that Maj. Gen. more remote locations, enjoyed a was good for 21 yards. The lack of experience was evi- AND IT ... DOFS and at Colorado College he fumbled fre- makes up a new team week Ira C. Eaker, commander of the good season. Beavers’ Pilot dent. Wayne a the army, currently for presence has son in quently and did not ha\‘e a great "I’m in to kick the point." after week with very little ma- U. S. Fighth Air Force, had ap- The of war workers in England. your to with the con- stationed variety plays. he told his teammates, and they terial you have to take proved the release of Hitchcock had much do PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. )C (Down Beat* Forsyth, of boating boom Dr Ray Wayne made only one first never questioned it. hat ofT to him. And they gave an air attache of the U. S. em- tinued recreational Careers Mark (UP)— Marv Owen, third baseman trainer for the Lions, is a whiz uprights great battle out there.’’ bassy London, so he could On Norris Lake, an Influx of war down, on a pass from .lark Hock* He split the and then us a in for the Beavers, ... he used to fighter the Knoxville Portland tonight on the drums stein lo Ren for danced off the field. Then and Crisler revealed that he didn’t command a group in the plant workers to pound ’em for Coon-Sanders Friedman 11 ready for new demands for was appointed playing manager yards in the last quarter but the only then did Coaeh Crisler figure expert Hirsch would be European theater area created orchestra . . . and occasionally year against gets Washington heating facilities. was true season, Detroit kids seemed to enjoy nut what hari))ened. the final game of the If he approval, This for next replacing Mervyn takes an informal turn on in- Saturday. The w also of on Pickwick and as Twins' Shea, did the team dress so Ohio State next Hitchcock, ho enlisted in the last activities 'Em as they did their best. Never vitation from dance band leaders themselves w lakes, adjacent to the Xavier made 11? first downs to fa--t as they did after today’s vic- Wolverines will rest Monday with war when 16 year*, old. ill lie one Wilson Owen, former Detroit Tiger foe . . . Gary Famiglirtti is a war-teeming tory Once in their spic and span only the showing of the game pic- of the few 1918 veterans flying in Muscle Shoals When Northwestern played six years, has boon with Portland hockey Gary also boa«ts one for the invaders Wayne com- fan. plet’d passes marine uniforms, the hoys in- tures on the dav's schedule the present war. region. two Wildcat twins for three yeais and turned down a degree manage- five of 17 and Xavier Minnesota in busmen completed only of »hr same job two years ago. His ment from Boston University, three 11. wound up identical football ca- End Frank Bielman. center Don baseball career began w ith Seattle which probably is one of the reers. in 1930. manages making Olson, hack- John Hockstein and reasons he the FOOTBALL BEATS Don Buffmirc and Dud Kean Owen, 37 next March, was of touchdowns for the Chicago Wilbur Hughes and tackle Jim U. M.'S STRAIGHT BADGERS Ha nr an played well the >a\c passed on to another place signed by Oscar Vitt for the so well ... Sid Luckman, for De- (don a then Bears (Continued from First Sj»ort Page! the Badgers for the rest of the field a«= far ns Wisconsin's n. »Mt Lund faked punt and ,n continuation of their training Reavers n 1941. He becomes tha Arm of the Bears." played troiters. the Badgers put a 'and. trirrl to run Don was railed on Wiese, half, hut the period ended with- there nn .n Navy V-12. fourth Beaver manager in four shortstop than average 36-yard line Bob on fourth « Michigan's and the Badgers better scoring Nusifhaumer took punt hort- 20. Th« \ were born three days seasons. (Arrinbia 1 diversity . . . out further a* Michigan a* The down, got off a punt that rolled ly after this on Wisconsin's I 5) in the final minute tried desper- apart, one block apart, in Grand have three sets of equip- led 20-0. Michi- Bears FOOTBALL out on Wisconsin's 6. and returned 15 to the 'O. Put ately to outmaneuver the Rapids, Minn, They were all-state ment one for practice, another At the start of the second half, gan But n tin own hark, Ntiss- when Michigan reached the 21. defense. badly stars in high school. Both were for hom f‘ game? and the third When Kindt kicked Don Fund did some beautiful line- down pass erased all soot- Professor Gets haumer to the Badgers once again stiffened fourth captains in high school. Both for road games. returned Wisconsin’s plunging to carry the ball down ing de'-igns. SCORES charge to and took possession of the hall. starred in track. '