THI TIMES 20-C ' '>!’ v, Nov. 1944 THEY MAY BE 4 Gridders Blossom as Stars ALL-AMERICANS ~ -* *. .. . Tales - i Bob W Irish; • ft a v<. wmmKtmiWmmj By EDGAR HAVES 3-1 Over FH 3 Army Sports jApr ANN ARBOR. Nov. 9—Much of Gophers 4-1 Underdog the success of the foot- ball team this fall is attributed to By 808 MURPHY Two Hockey Scor'rg the improvement shown by four Sporta Editor year’s squad players from last bookie burg- Stars 'Clash* Here Joe Ponsetto, quarterback; Don Those Broadway Dund, fullback; Bruce Hilkene. j lar* are quoting Army 3 to 1 to end, and Ralph Chubb have all I tramp over Notre Dame. Y'k k R? LEO MACDONELL * 9 blossomed out as excellent grid- 1 never saw that before. As the first clash of the season Michigan and Illinois are « to ders and have contributed a big l yours. between thnr respective teams share to the recent spectacular 10 ana the choice is Penn- Georgia Tech and Tulane. lowa nears, is interesting that Syd victories over Purdue and it and Wisconsin are in the same Howe of the Red Wings and sylvania. Maple bracket. Sweeney Schriner of the Hr and have contributed a big share Michigan is 2 to 1 over scoring hopors at the to the recent spectacular victories State Leafs share Maryland as is UCLA over ( ali- top of the National Hockey over Purdue and Pennsylvania. over Rice, Okla- League's sharpshooters. Each has Fritz Crisler was discuss- fornia. Arkansas a homa over Missouri and Yale over 11 points. ing his team with a friend before tangle at Brown. The Wings and Leafs l 7 to 5 evening and an- Holy Cross is pegged at Olvmpia Sunday the Colgate. State is 5 to other thriller be- practice over Penn ’is promised W o I v p r i nes 2 over Temple and so is Alabama tween these old red-hot feudist* Y were preparing over Mississippi. Inasmuch a.* Howe is one of for yMK1 Can you imagine Indiana as 4 Ji The friend to 1 over Minnesota. Well it's so. explained he V Does that help you out? hadn't seen f Michigan since IT IS POINTED OUT; the Marquette ¦nMHfi A rtod for a pal; Harry Wismer, game, the sec- voted 1944’s best sportscaster by Sporting New’s, is giving out with iU ip*. the and a shindig at the Toot Shor A. C. was wondering joi eossrrro in N. Y. tonight. vH, - -: , v about the glowing reports of, Wolverine power. Is better than “You wouldn’t recognize the Sammy Baugh? The Bears many | son teem of last Saturday as the looked like so humpty- std howe hockey, in only ft_ ''-v, it'**. beat Marquette. . dumpties when I last saw them - same one that one of which he played outside ’ *, vs -*** - JjSg^•'•* We haven’t picked up any per- tying our •Wmtmimm >• IsXt Wd It was a bargain. line this year. He’s mentioned as has been standout chunky, puck handler, Michigan’s Saturday at hack. He a n’hrr hand The deft Wolverines Ann bility on the All-America team at tackle. In every game since. Hl»„ who originally hailed from Ot- Arbor. sprint champion who ran •the Washing- He’s the Big No. 77 has stood out in every game. passing Is Improving and his Redskins tawa. in 1934-35. was bought bv Notre Dame. handling of the WKk fIH wild in one halt against <4t- v. hall on our are muddling the Red Wings from the St. Louis has been flawless. sin uckman club when St. Louis was in the T-formatlon along in great shape with Baugh in He has made our offense click only playing part lime. major league He came here in these last games.’’ the middle of that season and be- stars the De- Joe is a navy trainee from Flint. Danny Bartflield, ’neffew’ nf came one of the of campus Soldier Bartfield, one of the troit championship club the fol-j Piek *sl,’ He likely will leave the bt Experts When war is over :of the lightweight clan 1 lowing season. Wings to Watch m March. the Injuries he return to Michigan and '1912-1923), is getting a lot of Howe last year totaled 55 Hil can a* East, highest up by have three full years of competi- tention in the where ha ever racked squad knocked man a Idetroiter in one season. tion. He was on the last out a named Pigna- Army year. jtore (what’s name?) th® Sclirineiv Rookies Spartans, in a Bruce Hilkene was tabbed one other night. Spartan The United Press "hoard of ex- EAST i Who remembers when Soldier U. of M. Is Best By LEWIS H. WALTER 11' of the hardest workers on the perts" this week’s football selects (Leo Rionlan, Phila. Inquirer) squad last year, but failed to play Bartfield fought Biyan Downey It is something to make good in a hockey comeback. It’s still winners: Record) 1 Judging by statistics. Michigan EAST LANSING, Nov. 9—ls (Bill Drlsrall, rhila. enough games to win a letter. 10 rounds here in 1920? something to have your coach* refer to you as "the greatest left in has the best all-around football else and » saw; greater injuries keep plaguing the Mich- MIDWEST Penns to rebound take This year he was promoted to the team in the Big Ten. winger the National Hockey League ever than Jackson. the Joiiat, of igan State football squad, the (Jim Krarns, Chicago Sun) 'Columbia. -starting team and has held Fritz Crisler’s strong Wolve-i Bun Cook or any them.” a slight edge Gridders at Guam That is the accolade Coach Clarence (Happy 1 Day of the Spartans may be forced to go all MICHIGAN 20, ILLINOIS, 14. Penn State rated post against all comers. rines lead in rushing with an Temple. a good end and - Maple over He is offensive There was a football team average yards for four league leading Toronto out here Saturday to score their Indiana 20. Minnesota 7. from in of 303.5 upon thal 31- "rookie of the year." at center. 7, j VillanoVa to recover Army better than average pas* catcher. action, at Guam. At least game* They downs Leafs is bestowing second victory of the season over Wisconsin lowa 6. there lead in first They running the (trouncing and beat Atlantic City His home is in Indianapolis. were college with 15.2 and have a defense year-ol# baldy, Dave (Sweeney) are 1-3-4 in the University of Maryland, which Purdue 19. Northwestern 7. 11 former Mar* who league scoring race. 35, Pittsburgh 6. I Navy. were led by l.t r..: \ ¦¦¦ >hap. which has held opponents to an Schriner earlier was figured as a compara- Ohio State Rutgers over Lafayette: TOP* AT M LLBAt K The Red Wings are looking for- Schriner is one of the most ac- tive setup. Army 2s. Nurre“Damr TU lev. a great Navy star in 192 H and even 200 yards per game. Army over Notre Dame. was to center — to peek at curate in hockey. i*n't Fid. 7. Don Lund shifted . Frank- Kemp —rtf- Their forward defense has ward a the Maple Leaf shots Tic When the Spartans scored an Great Lakes 14. Morris pan of the season 1927• YxftR pass rooku*s when the league-leaders one of those body contact boys, P.-F. 33. Bunker Hill 6. Coast Guard over DartronutK- -tn the early Keith Topping. Stanford; Bill been very tight, allowing only .125 H-0 victors ftVTr the Old Liners in ; lowa Holy over Colgate. a spectacular defensive come in to Olympia Sunday. but he can duck a check and pick MICHIGAN STATE IS. MARY- Cross and did Nofer, Notre Dame; Charley Mc- per rent completions and that in- a driving rainstorm at College l Yale over Brown. job Several crucial pass inter- Allister. cludes the passing of s They’ll see Frank McCool, the a six-inch gap in the defense lor Pai k, Md.. three weeks ago. it LAND 7. Princeton. Bob Bauman India/ia sot TH ceptions played an important part and Dave Schreiner of Wisconsin strike-pitching Bob Horcnsche- his shot. was considered certain they would victory over MIDLANDS in the Wolverines’ ... all marines moyer. lie's done it to the Red Wings’ steamroller their foes in the re- (Fd Journal) Calgary who St. Juneph Dsnforth, Atlanta lowa Preflight. Michigan also has the best discomfiture too many times, in- turn engagement. (Gene Sullvan, has chosen a Carolina State over Mi- Wiese wa* Fifteen broken nose*! 42 yards cluding one goal that put Detroit game News-Press) North When Bob punting, an average of peculiar spot to With tlie final of the sea- ami The Miami moon still is in by the navy, the Southeastern That's the number of times game, it has kicked less ou* of the playoffs. coming up however, Norman Navy over Lubbock a and nurse his stom- son no fewer eclipse. High star to full- Howard ’Jeep’ Mehaifey, U. M. any other team, only 3.5 per The w’eren’t sure they 'Spartans hobbling was returned than Leafs than five are AAF. Mississippi- anyone who saw him guard, has broken proboscis. Ann gridders would ever get Sweeney and it cer- Valley. Alabama over Tide back and hi* game. The Arbor see back. He with injuries is almost Drake over Missouri again Pennsylvania And it has happened every time with has three will not lowa rolls into Mobile and out against will assure round out their efficiency Eznicki, retired annually for about tain that regulars State over Nebraska. victoriously. flight on a football field. 15 gain game, Bill five years, usually out of against Spears’ City over Kansas State. | you he's a first fullback. No. oc- a of 331.5 yards per the pugnacious is* lured start Doc team. Kansas curred in a lively at Calgary hy $5,500 with over Missouri. Clemson over V'MI Handily. His passing is improving and scrimmage which is second to Ohio State. a contract 3 REGULARS OUT Oklahoma Tech over Tulane—Tech Ann Arbor this week. However, it should be explained a SI,OOO bonus for 20 goals. Oklahoma A & M over Texas. Georgia may prove a surprise weapon in Aronson, end (Texas). bounces hack against rugged ojv one or the remaining games. all of Michigan’s compilations Is, who is Halfback Fred I Tulsa over Swestern “Good field, no ,” explains made Wiese and era HOW HE SCORED Frank Rrogger and tackle Mike position. Ralph Chubb took over for Boh were before Boh supposed to be NEW ENGLAND Duke over Wake Forest —End the American conception of how Rob Nussbaumer were transferred Last year he was in the Cana- Prashaw’ are the first stringers Nussbaumer and turned .in a m iirim.b a very tough played are definitely sidelined with (Arthur Siegel, Boston Traveler) of the trail for unbeaten Deacons. great game against Pennsylvania, the Japanes® by the navy and marines. dian navy, on a Regina who Virginia character. navy team with Eddie Wares of injuries while center T. Brady Melville Point oriod goals to heat Rang- freshman from Dubois. Pa., has Yale over Brown. navy, has big help in streak. * in his team’s I ers, 3-2, in the opening game, replaced Aronson while Arthur Connecticut over Norwich. i line. So has George Burg and scored a touchdown all the time they arc look- South over Presby- w la*t three games He was bottled But then came right hack the next Arnt/ of Benton Harbor i* taking Carolina ihe other- who comprise another ing over the Leaf rookie* thev’ll ter ian By ovcral touchdowns. by h;«\ by Cleveland Rams, the Lions night in Chicago to whip over tor Brogger. fine forward wall assembled '' :rg tiouh'*? tip eye old man three the have an on Schriner. |>a*» Mike Kaiaka*. Despite the injuries. k<>( Coach "'ll# and Rears. may not be the States still Lorangor Kir.* the star slipping? | | Old Sweeney up the its sixth The squad has been augmented ws* rosrk Halsey Is Packer of Joiiat, Jackson et al, He scored one and set is trying to score victory (•lark Carberrv. Denver Pont) and peer as other two goals m the third period and conclude the season with a by the addition of two transfer Gen. MacArthur’* pitching, a Day quoted. But in Denver over New Mexico. Coach has assured has been a* Toronto beat Montreal. Then single defeat by Missouri marring students m the navv and marine times do Peru bis Illini they will need all their I these he ll do—and he started the Lpafs with their the record. Gets lii*ee If we ran’t dis, s week and when patrol man on the Leafs’ Fleet City Navy over Nevada. knocked out Sam Shumway ol baseball bn-s. couldn't leave 24 minutes last left find some way to slow down old the to [big Carr on right College of Pacific over Coast Boston in the third round of a St Luke’s Hospital vote. they left the field Pennsylvania line with Lome Sweeney Sunday,'* said C'apt. I Stadium Dec. 1. It was the f 77. was trailing, 34 to 0.” ' 'wing and Gus Bodnar. 1944 *** I, o GuardpiioLs. {scheduled k-round bout 1-ocal Flash Hollctt of the Wings. "I Parish ¦E ranger, a year-old fftafi with the * ickooj Grid to wouldn’t be we St. Mary’s P.-F. over Alameda promoter* plan match Peake surprised if Coast Guard 'with Jose Basora. nest hair-do has missed an elec- could." "MB ward, was sign- tion. And his illness this year 1L , ed as coach at caused him to miss his World Stags Picked Title Set Series since 1922. He has twen Dates the of the hospitalized A close for more than a Former Cubs' Catcher mi ,S ?r &i last basketball Miilget Racing month. First Division title football nrL LomvMK season He is a game in the Catholic League will former star at Western State Red-headed Chuck Flvnn who Over Huskier Released by Army prior succeeded the late be played at U. of D. Stadium I Normal at Kalamazoo and Mike'Tobin as CHICAGO. Nov. 9 (INS)- Ela- to that played at Fordson. O.K. publicity man at Illinois and the Sunday, Nov. it Gets mnth- 19. was announced ont man who a job STANDINGS jChadsey Saturday, has a tion pervaded the front office of has done bang-up M>T >lt>L [ematiral chance to tie Macken- the Chicago Cubs today with today hy Ray II PfaU, secretary of getting the word around about wt?rr* w i. pr pa zie. Cowboys, won By DON LEE Buddy Young and «•> 3J The who have word that Thompson Orville of league. his fellow Pr»«Bln* ft 0 #1 12 Hamtnrk l 2 in losing the speedsters, tells the 1 1 M J 7 N irthi rn 2 3 31 TO ‘four a row since their "Mickey" Livingston, the Cubs’ Midget auto is coming likely midget raring will he forced us mini have >!i«h P* S 2 3# SI N rar*rn 1 4 25 58 'opener to Northwestern, can Redeemer and Dr La Salle, now Up racing had nine touchdowns CALLED i 2 SI SS S i*»«trra 0 5 8 54 No. 1 catcher in 1943. ha* received Mack hack. Katt'ra Gives by winning leading the west and east siders. to wait until good weather when BACK. WIST MOt force a playoff while a medical discharge from the hugs.” re-pectively. are favored to reach The little "doodle which at W t. PK PA w t PF TA the Stags lose The Stags, even if army. proved popular the the outdoor track Schoenherr And six of them itwn each) MurkflrlC 5 n **s 37 C.Vi]** 3 2 r *3 4*i by Redford, the finals. before ODT Fight roads can open. were against powerful »•» defeated can hack and Mile called hack W in 4 1 SI 37 fMdwj 3 2 57 38 issued a han on all racing, prob- t> D HI 3 2 !>1 40 H 1 4 28 75 into the title should Western how The First Division winner will The little cars were permitted Purdue, Great Lakes and Notre 7 08 3 'A 0 5 10 188 Minneapolis | N 2 3 light Chadsey. Sunday. On again Dame. .o: :i i 2 An 3 2 Central 0 3 24 130 to 1 tke on Catholic Central to race when it was [minted GAME Pershing High Weber’s Nov. for the right to face the out to that Despite this. Illinois has TODAT't i Meanwhile. with Jfi. ODT officials they do scored (INS) .* F>«trrt» vt. Northern. K»r»orth FtAdi am the east side crown all wrapp'd Mt’iro|x>lilan League champion in PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9 not use rationed materials, but 236 points Flynn, man -.i t fi- (3 30 . up, engages the in-and-out ll.im- game at Mack, veteran manager synthetic methanol, which ance, savs there Will he no doubt IKIDtI « GAME* the,annual CToodfellow Connie run on team about the issue *•. tramck tomorrow Not only Coming! Saturday. spnng or sum- has an alcohol base made from if the Ulmi are Keyworth f*a- Briggs Stadium Dee. 2. Philadelphia Athletics, an- r.\rn*r»mck P*r»hln» of the having gbod < -n i : • Denhy At NorthMltem i 1 • do the Doughboys warn to enter iQk pressed garbage. a day Saturday. }• *» , one of will be decided today his negotia- ,•’*id Pat* So»the*Atern. Mark l'«rk the league championship game the mo*f The Metro title nounced that re-ojmning of i (. Markenxle at Hertford 330 C silev of speaker*, IH. WHERE \RK << talented all football Saturday, Nov. for Minneapolis DRIVERS Our servicemen overs* is a 30 •. W!thtiv,Wrtr*r at Nov. IS with an unbeaten *date. tions the club of #***'*j|gd| are rrr/ral 770 ; •< a*» T*c|k «* Ri»w Rouge. will be one of the featured guests Association had going to see the World S. ie* (8 but they are hopeful of twining in the American not Prewar stocks of this fuel and I. i/M Stadium 001. after all—and soon. The hArt KI»AT 8 GAMFB the school's first victory over a "materialized.” the little 'doughnut’’ tires are Ameri- meeting of The Lions’ Back on Block can League will he to Nnrthweetera at t’ of D High 200 Cosmo team. There have been a “We juxt didn’t feel we c.»uld not useful for any other purpose. readv ship fad >*y vi Weatem, •ovUiwcatfrn lieid Detroit Tun.* The Detroit Lions said today go ahead thin time,” this week its 25-minute in., few ties, hut has yet at Mack 19 “doughnuts" to film of li Hamtramck IT o w n 1 o w n It takes about the series games to '.NoB-tMgue |ame to bow before a Pershing eleven. 3s**” they had asked waivers on Tony said. make a regulation automobile 130 different Q u a r t erback - areas. There is a mad scramble for Aiello, 155-pound back from Connie aKo declared he will * T \R r II VR I SKI I I) tire. W. Cub at the Fort this month Closeups of nearly all the By JAKE BERSON second place on the east side Youngstown University, who leave Philadelphia for cities with indoor facilities after Drivers now working at Pack- play. Hamtramck, Penby, J a two or there months trip to midget racing newspapers, offi- ard's, other war iers. coaches and managers are in- High can win it* Four teams, joined the tram after the start Ford’s and plants according to Mackenzie Highland are -'**• W ally California. the fraternity itself here include Duke Nalon. Art cluded. director Lew by Park and Eastern has of the season. cials and Fonseca, for the fir«t west side football title now spot. M been scouting This announcement was seen as waged a fight for “life" since July Hartsfeld. Mel Hansen, Duane benefit of t>v* tied for the Eastern Release of Aiello cuts the Do- 1 quarters boys have never seen heating Redford tomrorow as takes on Northern this afternoon v Illinois for an indication in some 31. 1912. when the han went into Carter, Russ Snowberger. George who th L troit entry in the National Foot- big leaguers. sm> Metropolitan this week- at Keyworth Stadium, while years and he’ll that Judge Kenesaw Mountain effect. and Jimmy Brock, Johnny VVnhl- eleven* +JT*. hall League to 25 players, three Landis, commissioner, end bring their regular season to Penby meets Northeastern and tell some of the baseball |fiel, Fred Moebs. Henry Banks A#*! under the limit. shortly permit club manag-i NFFD A TRACK a close. Highland Park faces Eastern in interesting would and Johnny Smigs, besides many Brooklyn Loses Cecil er* lo training long, Friday games. sidelights choose spring sites According to Vem Fritch, a car mechanics and car owners. YORK. Somewhat tired from a WAI IT WIHIR of with geographical limitations. NEW Nov. 9 iUP>— ftienuous camj>aign that has seen Aside from the Wcstem-Chad- the annual game between ihe Hockey Standings owner and erstwhile driver, Most of them are technicians Cecil Johnson, thro.it half- them win five in a row the Stags sey clash. Northwestern and l'. of fighting Illini and the Wolverines, midgets could race here tomorrow’ and, although some are on over- back for the Brooklyn Tigers and « \ to enough High Saturday scheduled it Ann Saturday. NATIONAL LEAGUE Game indoor available. seas duty, their the punter in r erthelew figure have P. are scheduled Arbor \V l. T OF CA Ptl" Preps in Benefit if an track was the others have top the National l<’f* to sul»due the Huskies, whon) Northwestern came a jx»in? away Their al*o will lie the complete T -tv - 4 0 0 24 10 * Proceeds of a football game to v*ing nonessential materials and cars in shape and racing can be league, was rn route today to 'iv, i o his M rt .- sin a h 12-0, non-league from heating ivt week, picture* game. prewar were [melt'd to get , Paris, . the> He t. in a Mackenzie 1 notion of the t’i'TßoiT 2 7 n 21 in 4 lie staged Sunday at 2;3Q hrtvveen stocks of tires that ex under way soon home in Tex where he will r iri’r-t early in the tnd will have the edge the Speakers will the leading 1 w . 1 2 0 tfl ;n 2 St Mary’s of merely deteriorating cities. be into the arm* season R*d- over cover -jn St. Theresa and from disuse. in some inducted d serv- ' n mu 1 inn ? • f >rd h' won three and iosh tw<>\ Cub* who have dropped\them last games in the countr>\ including Ntvr v v 0 in 7 2(1 0 Redtord will go into the building Since the army has tied up the The ODT directive dims not ices •wo vs niter winning th« I ’ete ( ’tv t 11ns Joe iMMf.ui* (.Awrs fund of the Coliseum, site permit big racing, since they is married to date.* r bnn Dorai* and C- «r" Northwest Commu- Fair Grounds of car Johnson 23. and ha* Western, l< *t M 'iilrml ' which close* withl |fir*! three starts. Bach on the Lions vs. Card-Puts. T*r Vo «» ,V*r York. 1 nity W ar .Memorial Home. race* in previous winters, it is use rationed tires and fuel. two children.