Thursday, EVENING TIME S (PHOSE CHERRY , 8H00) SPORTS December 4, 194^ PAGE 42 fcTORTB DETROIT ’M' Football Bust By Bob Murphy Not Forgotten Westfall, 808 TALES Is Huge Success Whizzer White improve* . . . Who remember* Memories of the 1941 Michigan Bust—Harvey Campbell and ability of the Michigan footballers Norman Call Honored at Michigan Foottall Buff, Wally Hook wowed ’em a couplt of year* ago? . . . his arm in a black sling . . . telling every one how tough it is to how Michigan fans don’t forget. No one received grander ova- . • . congratulating Kickoff, injured this time of the year Every one Ist in Though He Didn't Play a Same he at r Oosterbaan, Hes- *¦ Banonis on broadcast this years tions than those heroes of another day—Kipke, Harry. Wismer on being selected to help ton and Schulz. (Continued Rose Bowl game ... from First Sport Page) about ... He. thinks Paul . was and . . around The two speeches of*the night being delivered hy centers Judge Robert M. Toms, the toast- delight In Impact. There sufl White will go down as one of the best backs Michigan ever bad Punt Returns Cunninghahtl Rob Ingalls led off with a pip, and Ted Kennedy, his understudy, master, made the presentation on a harder hitting team In the I' is ’ Kuzma . tell you secretly that Paul . . Fielding H. Yost will behalf of The Detroit Time*. . . . ‘ •% all .hot- topped it country. going be possibly the greatest all-around back in Wolverine He'll Top League Smith, Wildung And the sort of sad feeling it gave you when Reuben Kelto to HAIL CELEBRITIES “And, finally, the leadership history . . . made his speech and later when teammates confided that Reuben Unless Some Bear There were celebrities by the of Westfall meant more than Also And what a job does when It comes to psy- of Gophers is headed for Burma road . . . He's an engineering score, including Governor Murray was electrical “Here is words can express. He It ... Kuzma something like this: Mayor . . . chology He introduced Sunday D. Van Wagoner, Edward student and has some very definite plans mapped out Runs Wild who gave the team confidence Are Included player who can do anything he wants to do ... if he keep* his J. Jeffries Jr., and regents David Fred Matthaei, as always, giving the best party of the night, a and spirit that couldn't be on the ground, and uses his God-given talents—well, who White, the -Detroit J. Crowley, John Lynch. A. F. feet Whizzer Conable and . The beaten, even In defeat.** Bt CUNNINGHAM . exactly BILL . say it back, knows how far he can go’’”. Maybe Fritz didn’t Lions’ great has announced grand old man, Fielding H. Yost, was Kuzma some- Minnesota's uncrowned national . . . he trying to tell Tom his from football. But was there, as of like that But publicly retirement were two his Ns Dows Paymant champions are awarded two places thing, and we have a hunch Kuzma won’t need people to tell football hasn't given him up yet. greatest stars, Judge Willie Hes- A the team. ton and Germany Schulz. ? Buys New Suit All-America . . on him a lot . The National Professional Foot- | has a representative for But each and every one stood Harvard Allow us to predict that Michigan’s starting backfield of ball League today announced that just long 1 Topcoat or Overcoat time since the halcyon enough to be introduced the first Ceithaml, Kuzma and Don Boor Whizzer, waiting for a days of Harry Wood, and eight next year will he George White. the now as there were but two more I "Believe It or Not'* .speakers, •/ m . . . uniform, first Fritz Crisler and Wally rurettai* other colleges representing every . . . Name a better one navy may clinch With •• • M except North- departments of Weber, freshman coach. Weber Maa't All-Waal Twm* Salt at gridiron the Pacific place iOi *wo. ar Baautlfwl S«a«aar Taaeoat at H west furnish the top riders of the gave his usual analysis o ft he year- league play, according to the lings his care E-Z Tarma »Afr» 2S» wars just behind us. Virginia is entrusted to this Op.. Evaa. Mtcl»i«w»_ represented with a brilliant native; Linsdale Wows 'Em as Usual latest statistics. year with his customary garish Chi- phrases. product, mark trig -the first TTTne in’ newsboys coming into the banquet Unless some high-powered Linsdale University had It was Crisler, however, who fool ball history that the Old Do- huge headlines that cago Bear back does a lot of run- hall in waves . . . They brought papers with rang the curtain this minion has produced a star that ning in the seasons last regular down on from the conference and Linsdale affair, blazed as brightly as ihe best. told of Michigan being dropped game against the Chicago Cardi- most successful which was arranged by Ixiuis Colombo Jr., Undefeated and untied Duquesne moving in . . . nals Sunday. White will take hon- R<6ht/ punt and he did it with the same skill SQUAVS is another new institution m the did his grand job of reporting freshmen ors as the leader in returns fflGr? usual and strategy he uses in building real inner circle C we and kickoff returns during the . . . From Wally and a lot of others learn that There were few really great prospects season. He leads in punt returns his successful teams. of '" Harold Kruse of Flint, an end, looks like the best thing since at- “First, 1 never *aw a bunch centers, no especial plentitude *'~ with an average of 13.8 for 19 as who enjoyed playing the game tackles, hut every section of the v %¦ I^mM Oo.sterhaan . . . tempts with a 64-yard gallop so the Michigan mentor country had its platoon of great and keep your feet” . . . That’s the advice Michi- his longest. In 11 kickoff returns much/' “Have fun stated, backs. Culling the best of them he averaged 25.9, with 41 gan footballers say Oosterbaan gives out . . . Harlan Fraumann has was both harder and easier than yards as tops. “Second, and hand In glove particular delight in ribbing the former great wa* it usually is. It was harrier be- and Ingalls took Ned Mathews. Detroit halfback, with the first, there a lack cause there were fewer standouts Michigan All-America . . . Ingalls produced laughs by repeating has also averaged 25.9 on kickoff of complaints, surprising even the on a Michigan team. up forward and easier because some of Benny’s pre-game talks . . . He said one time Oosterbaan returns but carried hall only “Third, they worked hard. roaches, scouts, sports writers and told Friedman just to throw the ball, and that Oosterbaan caught nine times. The former U. C. L. A. qualified critics contacted in all ROY MITCHELL ROSCOE HCSTON FRED MATTHAEI star finished the season with 128 Surprisingly, it wras the football- it with one hand, waved to his girl with the other, and did a bit hardened seniors who first . were . . . interceptions, sections were almost unanimous . . old LinsHnU nrmrn urnnn nf bunt yards return on pass concerning at least the top 22 of cheer leading on his way to the touchdown . • . Ingalls is 19 more "than Hal Van Every of on the field to set the pare. was their . . . . “Fourth, believe, names and seeing to it that every one is more than taken care of pretty hot in this lettuce league, my friends . . very hot, Brooklyn, his nearest rival. I run, Sorting them after that is a Fielding . . . made his longest The tremendous ovation that H. Yost received and indeed . . . Mathews matter of personal judgment, but 51 for Detroit's first the fine job that Louie Colombo and Louie Hyde did on arrang- of yards, that judgment has the basis of touchdown of the season, against] ga . Bust . . personal observation in a great ing the the Brooklyn Dodgers. He made Terre Haute Back \ r irgl many cgses and personal contatc Ingalls Gives Lowdown on Kelto five interceptions against seven 1

Lach, Puke, right . . halfback. Tiger the dairy farm. more Delano can be appreciated . He is today, in our opinion, Crain, Texas left halfback Heads Fail . Stiff, Pennsylvania, fullback. P. S. Wish F.gap entertained the most efficient publicity man in college ranks . . THIRD TRAM at dinner at Riser's last evening. One or two pulled a joke at * expense, and Mackfnbey, Harvard, left end Northwestern, laid for Bauman. left tackle Covers were sou Julius can take it as well as he can dish it out at guard . . . Danlela. Texas, left guard. for Kgan and the others for News- Evana. Army, center. To Make Deal It was a swell party. And parties like this in America always Wyhonlc. Alabama right guard paper scribes. Pompano, red Morro. Boston College right tackle snapper and a plebeian steak. will be well worthwhile. Henderson. Texas AAM right end. (Continued from First Sport Page) Garnaaa Minnesota, quarterback. I Bustk. Navy, right halfback Hovtous. Mississippi, left halfbako. Joe Cronin. Harry Grabiner, Daley, Minnesota, fullback. Jimmy Dykes. They missed HONOR Roll. £iiS|&., MAIN STORE HOURS 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ENDS—Russel). Baylor; Scip, Army; Shirley Temple. Clark Gable and Lanaing, Fordham: Anderson. Ohio State. the guy in the green coat who got Sterling, A. NEXT SATURDAY EVENING # Texas A M.; Dove Notre out on the at Ann I OPEN Dame; Younglove. Washington. Furbish. football field College; They WPBSHf Boston Mot! Northwestern Stan Arbor. couldn't he located. Dearborn Store Open Monday, Wednesday, ton Artona. Forts. Harvard The Tigers and White Sox got 1 TACKLES--Chewning Navy; Danlell. Friday and Saturday Evenings.. Ohio Slate; Ruby. Texas AAM Kar- close. The Tigers wanted Lujko »UtA puke; Palmer T " V . Banhinn. Appling and the Sox said no and *¦ Ftanford; Fritta. Clemson; Miller, Har \Mf£ s*”* vard; FTathmann. Navy. Brutz, Notre the Sox wanted Barney McCosky I wM Pame; Bouley. Boston College and the Tigers said no. Cronin GUARDS- Burkat Northwestern; Tit- laughed at the suggestion that he tle, Tulsne; Prechke Pennsylvania. NEW 1942 Canale. Boston ; Fcno Holy Cross, would j>art with Bobby Doerr for Melt'*. Purdue, Goforth Rice. Hsrtnrl Rudy York, Lana or Art Fordham; Fife. Pittsburgh; Knox. Navy, Turner Thornton. Santa Clara. L>rean. CENTERS Beehner, Svramse: Flick. Dykes known Ap- Minnesota, Naumetz. B'»ton College. made that Zlemha Notre Dsme; Slblev. Texas pling. his oldish but still slick A. A M.; rismin Duquesne Gude. Van- shortstop, was one of six players derbilt. Blehl. lowa, Rice. Tulane QUARTKRBACKS Ice Missouri; Rob- not for sale or trade. The others ertson, Southern California; Sabs Holy are: Thornton Lee. Ted Lyons, Cross Glllespte Texas Christian Harrell Joe and Boh PHONOGRAPH Navy; Petchel, Duquesne; Wright, Notre Kuhel, Taft Wright Dime Kennedy. It is possible that HALFBACKS Mo*er. Texas A AM; if | COMBINATION Tomasic. Temple Jones Pittsburgh Gra- somebody could get Kennedy ham. Northwestern Msrnlcki Roetnn Col- they tried hard enough. Kennedy lege, Clark. Navv; Kuzma Michigan; Lee is a good third saeker and has a Harvard. Frlckey Minnesota Peirella Penn State Jenktne VanderUUt: magnificent throwtng arm. bid his nrh Stans, rd; Andrejoo. Fordham Nel- hitting leaves something to he son. Alat.ama; Mazur. Army Hill. Army; Btumenstork. Fordham; Hlllenbrarvt In- desired. diana Governalt. Columbia Pavne Clem Baker's huddles with Harris re- gijlnWßmi son: Griffith Illinois; Mearham, Oregon; vived talk that the Tigers might 1 WMiBwIBI llk^R Sewail. Washington State Geyer Colgate. JS Castenga Santa Clara, Ctfers Tennessee. Ist ill get Cecil Travis from the Wolfe. Dartmouth. Bertelll. Notre Dame. • Washington Senators, Jurwlk. Notre Dame Doaa Texas ilrodWßiffr if FULLBACKS - FlMpowtcf. Fordham. Cronin, wht. always has l**en 159 i Tlmmone Clemaon, Harder, Wtaronein. 'sweet on Birdie Tehbetts. would WTA,I I-ayden. Texas. Johnson. Southern Metho- fill 4 TAX TO BC dlat; Griggs, Holy Cross; Williams Boaton still like to get the young eatrher, ADOED College McNicoi. Harvard; Clawson, but you might as well ask Baker Northwestern. Evans Notre Dame. Brum- to two farms ley. Rice, Hapos Mississippi, Mowllng. give his in Oregon Tennessee; Thlbault. Tulane the one where he raises hops and This brand new 1942 SSlj^p Zenith has everythin?:! ' ||H C n | ' jC\ ' ¦ *k'*C- J Phonograph plays and '' ' ' gpf j automatically changes Th«r« ' 10 or 12-inch records. * it a Bowling Proprietors* Jnf Ti 'll liUk!' f Association member in your J iSi SB m B I¦¦(K s No needles to change. l,r neighborhood. QH9 Am H K IS HS* *B sta- ek Radio prets foreign 1 tions. *p *3 i 12-Inch speaker. Record compartment. 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