20-C THE TIMES 1944 M’ STAR HIS REPLACEMENT Oct. AND Wildcats Drill Red Wings Have Defense Surplus ißob Tales Arbor LEWIS H. In Ann By WALTER Defense for Rams Sports ANN ARBOR. Oct. 13— North- Now that Cully Simon has popped down from Petawawa to join western arrived here late to- the Red Wings, the Detroit Hockey Club has an overabundance of Has Dorais in Dither day and held a short drill in the defensemen for the first time in years. University of Stadium. Simon has been huffing and puffing a bit in his first practice By 808 MURPHY Debatt Readiress running through sig- sessions, but it is evident the chunky 190-pounder will be in shape After their Sport# Editor nals for a half hour and doing a to deal out those numbing body of Boxer Willis bit of passing and punting, the checks before the starts. Dorais, Lions, journeyed Gus of the Wildcats to Dearborn His major problem will be com- says he has never been up against! >|**nd night preparing for B> MO MAC'DONELL t<> the Adams. a coaching problem as tough and Michigan tomorrow afternoon. ing to terms with Manager Leßoy Willis, sensational only Cully has had practice in this challenging as preparing a defence Is •*' Northwestern has lost its • . jfebjir J w' * «'e \\ V ; .**’ for the Cleveland Rams, who mript young junior lightweight, being J f s Western Conference game by a department since he was a hold- j out last and the first the Lions at Briggs Stadium Sun- up the fistic ladder too single point to Wisconsin. Michi- j year missed day. IXished I Bib broke in two games, game. rapidly? gan even winning from Minnesota and los- Adams, who professed uncon- “I have never heard of a team question is debated using The heme ing to Indiana. The loser tomor- cern about Simon's absence from as varied an offenae,” ex- in local fistic circles as the newest row will drop from the Big Ten the first week's practice, would Ho plained Gus. “The Rams operate Detroit ring race have worried even less had he from the ‘T* formation, but It Is i- groomed Crisler plans to start the same hired a Pinkerton to question not the *T* as used by the Beara lineup that did so well against some of Cully’s friends. or anybody else I know of. be- haw forma- the Gophers last week. He GETS APARTMENT “Cleveland more lieves that's his strongest eleven tion*. They do not let the the main and they will be helped by the One of them engaged an apart- quarterback handle the hall on confidence they picked up in their ment for the Simons here while every play. It Is not unusual for Monday insisting dens \ tctory. Cully was in his holdout j a pass to be made direct from Yesterday the Wolverines were bulletins from Petawawa that he; center to a halfback or fullback. excused from contact work, but could make more money there. “Line play Is varied with each they drilled long on ftoss defense. While Cully is getting into CULLY SIMON formation—such as the spacing shape, the other regulars of last of guards and tackles and the •. r for many year, Bill Quackenbush, Bill Hol- assignments of the ends. I cart years who lisot Willi* and lett and Harold Jackson, willstart BREVITIES: say one thing—it will be a great operates the Monroe gym, thinks. perfecting their teamwork in the show for the spectators, hut a Willis is being asked to bite off Wildcats Lose with the at exhibitions Barons real puzzle for the coaches try- more than he can chew. Cleveland Saturday and the In- ing to figure what defense “Willis in a great prospect,** * dianapolis Capitols here Wednes' to use.”* Williams concedes. “In time >*** \ jk*•' vj^- day. Wayne’s hut ' he may become a champion, Z3f*» » -Jk 'ilftiiS' 2||Sv'<= . Ace Ball Carrier To fill Simon’s place in the Grid Westfall to take on an experienced meantime, the Wings have four of in High fighter like Miller ao *oon la ! EVANSTON. I n d., Oct. 13 the five defensemen who played Bob Westfall’s thousands of asking a lot of the hoy." (INS) Northwestern Univer- i for Indianapolis last season and boosters will be glad to know that against the Michi- four or five

. . sooner not he steered wrong. Allen, whose cage teams are . anyway those are the ru- ship of show stack up as something rnm- MIDWEST public utility employes. . . . 37,000 parativelv pretentious for what Tulane over Rice Green Wave practically the perennial cham- mors ilore's why: The club was started in 1914 and was once a small club arena. Purdue over lowa Pre-flight engulfs Paddies. pions of the Big Six, predicted a were in the stands the day Browns “Cap” has been its fairy god- Louis Marudas. a protege of With h tiers’ pros sidelined. Also Tulsa over Texas Tech.. Third ESoliiiisoii Boy postwar golden age of sports. won the (lag but the biggest World father ever since. ’j •/ Londes, is the matchmaker for Michigan over Northwestern — Randolph Field over Southern Allen suggested that ’’rollrge Series crowd was around 36.000 As a sailor he has won eve? I over 31,000 the new Arena Gardens Boxing hum! Methodist. Norman Naval administrators should see to it and there were only on the honor including the Great Lake? Ho State over premises the the Cardinals He has been Club, which is sponsoring the over Nehra sk a— Arkansas. West Texas prill that the office of the president of day championship aboard Indiana Amarillo AAF. I»ri4lI Star for Cooley retained their Mackinac race w inners. He has card. the Huskers. the should nomi- world title. Iloosiers husk taken the river title he ha* Wisconsin State—Or FAR WEST nate the commissioner.” and over Ohio By hap- Canina Romps Again: been top skipper at the l>o badgered. JAKE BKRSOY “Something Is going to Put-In- Cagers we’ll terribly Southern Cal. over St. Mary's said. "If educational Abe Hirschberg's, filly Bay regatta for more years than Sachs Drill Illinois over lowa—Winnie the Another of the Cooley High pen," he cham- Pre-flight—Just Trojan along. Institutions are efficient, they pion. Canina. won the 53,500 he ran remember. He is a commo- team welder prefers “Champaign." Robinsons, the third, is ready to Cincy Sachs’ basketball over College of Pacific will set up some machinery , Santa Maria Handicap at Jamaica dore seven times over. He ha* will workouts tomorrow at Minnesota over Missouri—You, Ko places on the grid the hold —Perturbing the Stagg line. for protect fram a yesterday with jockey Eddie Ar- lost more commodore's raps than 7:45 p.m at Haekett Field House, too. can flip coins. Cardinals. that will thrin Also 17. C. L. A. over St. Mary’s, national scandal. As sure as you caro in the saddle. any brass hat on the river. Nine Pit kin and Sunday at Also lowa State over Kansas. Third and Colorado over Utah, Denver over Carrying on a family tradition live, the thing is going to crack was the last count. a m at St. ('lair Community Michigan State over Kansas State. 10 Colorado College, of halfbacks at the northwest wide open aome time when they Angels Must Sing; House. All candidates arc asked Baldwin-Wallace over Ohio Wes- Whitman, school, over March Field over Bruce Robinson will step lay hare an Incident where some St. Thomas, heavyweight boxer. Britt Back in School report . leyan, Cast over Fowling e.reen. out to Alameda Coast Guard. against Mackenzie at U. of D. group of college boys have who meets Melio Bettina next (Last tonight I week—39 right, 12 wrong, Stadium in the feature a game for a tidy sum. ; Monday at Philadelphia, has or- Capt. Maurice Britt, former game of thrown 2 tics—.76s. Season’s average—- the Metropolitan League, happen because there dered violin as a steady Lion end. and one of the great -772). That will i Tricky Likely Bruce follows in the footsteps is more money being bet on I diet between now and the time heroes of World War 11. ha* re- Hams i entered mater, •' t 7 Art Robinson, captain of the football and basketball games of the fight. For violin music his alma Uni- iof versity Arkansas, aryl is 1938 Cooley eleven, and Don, who in America today than Is bet makes St Thomas think of the of pre- paring a legal played for the Cardinals the next on all the horse rates being angels, and when he thinks of himself for career. Threat to Leaders Orioles Dare year. run.” angels he can’t lose. Probably the best known is Don. Lowrey Out of Army B> HAROLD K MIL who in 1941 and 1942 performed Death Rides Again: CHICAGO. Oct. 13 for University of Michigan. He Pvt. Angelo Crespi. 35-year-old Harry (Peanuts) Lowrey. On the basis of their perform- scouted the Ram* for C.u* Dorais llliniTrio Lead Big 10 former 1 Play weighed only brother of Frank Crespi. St. Louis Chicago Cubs outfielder. h«s re- against Yanks, and the Lions, reported they are to the Cards player anoe Boston Cardinal now in the army, a medical discharge gaining momentum. In football u , Ireived from Sampson Naval. Philadelphia ft- was killed in aetion in Italy on the and will re|>ort for parlance that means developing BALTIMORF. Grid Ground Gainers arm> MD.. Oet. 13 > Sept. 14. the war department has spring training Eagles and , the punch and smoothness week by I . with the Cubs next (UP • The world champion St. in CHICAGO. Oct. 13 (UP)—The informed his mother. Mrs. The- • year, the Cubs' front Cleveland Ram*, bark in the Na- week. H« considers Cleveland the office an- been I .nr young ball carriers of Illi- resa Crespi. nounced todav tional Pro League after a season's team in the circuit, Louis Cardinals have chal- ' p ifast fastest well University stand layoff may just the foil needed Matheson, ter- lenged to play the nois one-two- he directed by Riley Baltimore in Western Conference to complement the Green mer Lion, with stock of razzle- Orioles, | three Bear*. a winners of the littleworld three Robinson fm ground Bay Parkers and Washington Red- plays which deception is gaining. dazzle in series. \ cry Olaf From Minnesota who nothing if in- the keynote. j Paul Patterson, freshman half- skins. are not Mayor Theodore MeKeldin of fni leads with M? f""thall ' yards in 31 attempts, an i.me ail elevens coached hv Aldo (if the game who 191 than Leadbetter. A. F\ Kaufman of St. Louis in- Art weighed average Buddy Young, an- (Ruff) Donelli formerly of Du- draws on his own playing, coach- of 6.2. To Join ({narterliaeks viting the Card* to play the Ori- a mere 150 now robinso* freshman, stands second quesne the Ren* are distinctive ing and officiating as other exinrienee ole* in Municijwil Stadium here. pounds in high school, while Bruce with 146 yards, an average of 7.7. in their offen* vt methods Donelli' he rforms his scouting It’ll be fun and football at the meeting of The Detroit i" tasks MeKeldin said the invitation is the heaviest at 165. Third place goes to Eddie Bray, ••mplnj* trie T hut mi\(> in a « Downtown Quarterback Club Monday noon at the Fort Shelby. He *a\s the Lions are in for was approved hv the Baltimore Bruce, now a senior, was In- the jockey-sized who led the j*a** -pinner aeries, whale a back It s the annual Linsdalc College Day. when ot direct flank- of game. club and added that he w’ould eligible for football last year, but Bray has the famed school sorig er* or Midn in mot,on. spreads his division last season. 132 and story from the other side of the tracks has its foot hall prograrm STRESS OFFENSE guarantee a larger attendance on his showing against Central yards, an average of 5.5. tackles than The meeting will be open to all that of the St. Louis World last week promises to develop —> Northwestern game The first touchdown in the 19-7 The Lions, meanwhile, are Series. football fans. There is no charge. as seen from into one of Cooley's best backs buvs his own lunch. his right half p»>sition. victory over the 1> ar* came from stressing co-ordination in offense The Baltimore mayor suggested season. Each guest a the this Linsdale is bringing its newest Another old favorite b« trick. Later T*>nelli used this week. Dorais feels that once that proceed* of the series be do- So, Jerry Monahan Take? will flanker a- the finn 1 carrier after a the “bugs" go out the while Lt. Don Robinson Is football sensation, Olaf from Min- Wally Weber, the most popular of Detroit nated to the war chest community piloting his bomber in Italy of his B-24 nesota. he promises many football story-teller in this senes la trials. 'Die Bears were scheme squad will perform funds of the two eitie*. Ensign Art is and flabbergasted. better with each game. Lions and Robinson sail- Post startling revelations about foot- of the country. He’ll tell The ing Pacific seas, is Jack Herman's ahofl were better against Brooklyn than the Bruce ball in that state. There'll be Illinois and other 3 ARIED MlLLS picking up where they left off at BUFFALO, Oct. 13 (UP) conferenV against the \ music, of teams he has seen in Packers. The e\{>erta- Owen Cooley. Jerry Monahan, former the presentation de- actm*. The Cleveland defensive pattern tion is they will flower against Steve to Ask wrestler, took over direction of the grees to outstanding figures and John Kobs. the line coach ©f is the same. A* the .> * a standard, ?he Ram*. At least, that is the A all the trimmings that go with a Michigan State, will be around to Rams use the five-man with Great Lakes Athletic Club here line intention. Seeks to Regain Title today, succeeding Jack Herman, big football day at Linsdale. give the lowdown on the Stats- the 3-2-1 arrangement that goes Dorais will stick to hi* starting Free Substitution A$ an added attraction, Bob Kansas State game, a who at 77. was the world's oldest scheduled for in»o 5-4-2. Out of this come* lineup of the last two game* Diehl NEW YORK Ort 13 (UP>- Bert Rubi, who faces his con- boxing wrestling Nussbaumer. spectacular right tomorrow at East Lansing. the standard fi-2-2-1. or a 6-3-2 and and matchmaker. And Matheson. end*. ()|>alewski Stevc Owen. v. teran roach of the queror in a junior heavy title Herman, who formerly managed halfback of Michigan, who is leav- our old friend. Joe Gembi.s, # wtJl It depend* s u|*>o the type of of- and n, Lcndon t ‘k!es: Batinski and New York Omn'* of the National wrestling such old-time wrestling greats as ing soon for further training with tell about his teant’s opener. fense met. condi‘ten *>? ti,r field bout al Fairview Gar- Kafioreh gu-.rd*: Wojie, center. Pro Football La-ague, ha* ap- Frank Gotch and Stanley Zbyszo the marines, will be on hand. Joe Raeh and Gu* Dorais will down distance scon, or t.mt left Sinkwifl quarter: pealed dens Tuesday night, will be out Westfall and to Commissioner Elmer retired yesterday but will remain He’ll give the inside story’ of the be on hand after their team's bat- to play \’ar.Ton( hacks, Cullihan, to • half and iLavden for a change in the ficc- win the MWA belt third as president of successful Michigan team and also tle with the surprise team of fh# Charley Lead h e t *# r, who in«hi* office the full. suhstitution ruling. BRUCE ROBINSOV time from Kid Chapman. chin. the highlights of Saturday's league, the Cleveland Rams.