DETROIT TIMES. SEPTEMBER, 29, 1941 PAGE 13 Saturday's t'hitdrvn on Nation's tiridirons By EDGAR HAYES PARTIAL REVENGE: Georgetown’s great record last year wa« Orange Cataloguing highlights marred ny Mississippi State in the Bowl on New Year s. ths of ths first wseh-snd of football: Friday night Georgetown laced Mississippi tnot State), 16 to H. NATION’S TEAMS IN OPENING GAMES POWERHOUSE—CoIgate corud 10 touchdowns Lawrence. - THE BIGGEST 'THRILL: Gus Dorais and his University ol HOLLYWOOD FINISH: Southern California won in the last 17 Detroit Titans defeated the highly touted Indiana in the tourth seconds of play, when two substitutes, Ray Woods and Doug Es*4ck, period, 14 to 7. It was the Titans’ first victory over a Western completed a 6-yard pass to turn back Oregon State, 13 to 7, Conference team. NOW \NI> TOMORROW THIS IS WHERE WE CAME IN DEPARTMENT: Minnesota ALL-AMERICANS beat a strong Washington eleven; Stanford, Rose Bowl champions, OUR ALL-AMERICAN NOMINATIONS: Bob Westball, fullback won in the second half again. of Michigan, and Al Wistert, also of Michigan, two topnotch football 'sports editor SUDDEN DEATH: Boston College and Lafayette, unbeaten players; and Vincent Banoms, University of Detroit center. last year, bit the dust quickly. LONGEST JAUNTS FROM SCRIMMAGE: Frederick Owen Stands Pat on Pair_pf 6 s Considered IN A RUT: Michigan w

.. . to ~. Leahy's Irish heat orermatchcd Arizona Jack Graf, scored all ol Ohio State’s 12 points win. games or less. Pittsburgh in the future, lost to Westminster, 19 to 13. The champion will go into the ring with Nova a 3 to 1 favorite. What, with a heavyweight world’s championship fight and a featuring the Dodgers, Greater New York is Expert Picks AFTER THE BALL It’s Yanks in 6 Games, more than just slightly wacky. Uncle Mike Jacobs, like the Brooklyn club bosses, is moaning about limited seating capacity. * Mike’s afraid the Polo Grounds will not be large enough to Nova to Kayo house the great crowd that wants to see Louts in what may be WAS ALL OVER Times Editor the Bomber’s last ring contest. Louis goes into the army Says Sports in October and may retire before that time- despite Jacobs and the champion's handlers, who w'ould like to see him continue Louis in Eighth fighting. Cites Five Reasons But, Joe is really and truly tired of fighting—tired of the But Louis Will training Why grind, and has told intimates so. He would like to re- Enter Ring Tonight Bronx Nine tire undefeated. Nova's admirers see in Louis’ attitude the pos- Favorite Is Superior sibility of a new champion Nova, of course. They think this as 9 to 5 & vs - . Ifc—- mental attitude of Joe's will mean the Detroit scrapper's undoing Bv JACK MAHON at th*- Polo and the New York Four,’’ who incidentally, can wal- wi*n decisions for Joe. and in one he was knocked out in the Yankees and by a bone-crushing lop the ball, too. twelfth round by Max Schmeling. He beat Jim Braddock for week-end debut of the football the Here are the home and the title in Chicago. June 22, 1937. Incidently gets powerhouses of East. Jim still a Promoter Jacobs wouldn’t total bases figures for the “Big 10 per cent cut ot Joe's Mike championship earnings. It’s a great bo too risky but indicated he hoped Four” sluggers on each team. - life for Jim. too. to a crowd of more than have Nova has had 32 bouts in which he scored 17 kayos. He 60,000 paying citizens on hand and a gross gate of more than $650.- HR won by decision nine times and engaged in four He TB draws. lost till when Louis and his I | I DiMaggio 30 one duke and was stopped by Tony 000 in the 344 Galento. nineteenth challenger in four years Keller 33 294 crawled through the ropes at ap- • Henrich 31 275 A Washington newspaperman told us he heard Bucky Harris proximately 10 p. m. '9.^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii{^^iiiiiiiiiii[ii[i{tiiii3iii^^iiiiii^iiii^^iiiiiii^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Then Roy Stockton, a St. Louis Walker 9 235 scribe, said he heard Fred to start climbing out to *¦¦¦. excuse I Totals 75 1,103 Haney was a p<*ssibihty for the Cleveland job. Haney, former our well-mortgaged mansion on The season is over for the Tigers and as soon as Sunday’s BAKER, RIP RADCLIFF, STEVE O’NEIL, BRUCE go Keller, who has been suffering of the Browns, is now at St. Louis. Stockton, who the limb, we will farther and game was over the players gathered in the dressing room for CAMPBELL, BAKER. DICK WAKEFIELD is standing behind thinks highly proclaim that Mr No\a will be- jwith an injured ankle, will start of Haney, said lie thought it would be a good spot good-byes. Above i left to right) are HOOT EVERS. HAROLD Baker, while PINKY HIGGINS is standing in rear with back in left field, Joe McCarthy for Fred. (Continued on Page 1 ¦*>) MANDERS, BUCK NEWSOM shaking hands with to camera. has in- DEL dicated. So will Red Rolfe be at his customary place at third base, Rolfe has been a victim of a stom- Rizzuto Sold' on Bill Hitchcock Siiwvpr Brownios Bo El! ach ailment but is feeling well Krauser, Wallick Murphy, Maskin enough to play. Your rejtorter had a chat with Flpl Rizzuto in which the YANK LINEUP INTACT little Yankee l*ndrr}-fi»]l Hitchcock, infielder fcfrilliant Fro Save Tigen From Second Division; White Sox Shut This means that the Yanket Tigers bought from Kansas City recently. Hitchcock and Quits regular Out Detroiters , 3-0, in Last Came lineup will be intact. Rizzuto once roomed together when they were together on the Mat Card Top Grid Experts In Phil Head Rizzuto. the brilliant Blues. r Golf Job recruit shortstop, and Gordon, the ‘ TONH.HT S KO| |* Bob Murphy and George Maskin Yankees keystone Bill is a fine ball player and a great fellow." Phil said. Kurnl Krauser v» L*n Wallick J 'w 3 By ( LAYTON HF.PLER have the best fall* r junior h»av> tit * were tied for first place after the combination in all baseball. Both “He ean hit and field and has one of the best throwing arms By M. F. DRCKENBROD the to just "fcp**dy" Laßanc* vs. Jack Lav 2 In ' 1 It took St. Louis Browns 452.755 less than the 1.166 012 first week’s games in The Detroit can hit. Bill Dickey is the smart- in base hall." the said, ! Yankee recroit "lie’s a quiet fellow Pat Sawyer, one of the better 3 fall* f turn the trick, but nevertheless who saw the Tigers win the pen- Times football experts selections est catcher in the business. Thus, until you get him mad—and then he’ll Stanley Burcsh va. “P<>c" Koisarsky, nant last year. derby. Each 17 winners out scrap like nobody's known district's younger . the Tigers, League had down the middle.” where cham- ” of the 1 fall American business. z*r