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,\ v i Downs Supers Moosk A wlfife#i?f / Eight Yards U-M Called >,/;.. ; y.>.^| Elliot Makes 9 LeHermen in Upset, 31-18 Real Champs New Haven, of Big Ten Back This Year Teams Four Froshm'oii Ironrife CHICAGO, Nov. 27 —(4*)—lt superior team, not an Show Pro mito Post Victories was a \ eleven that got the “breaks” St. Mary’s THE STANDINGS along the way, that won the The 1943 basketball squad, currently W L PF PA 1945 Western Conference foot- working out in MWHFIC%Ma ' ±jor jh^K: BS|S9|j the high school gymnasium 1 0 41 25 ball title. has Ironrite an of 1 0 34 25 excellent chance emulat- T«r New Haven Th e’s been talk around the ing this year’s team in 1 0 31 18 football «K|i ;: Goebel Beer since Saturday that the turning outstanding .-jfeaEv../ /^m 1 18 31 circuit in an record Super Cleaners 0 real championship game was this season. Vico Welding 0 1 25 34 played Ann Arbor, between at With nine veterans returning Star Rose Gardens 0 1 25 41 Ohio State. But HERMAN FUETSCH, Fliers* Court Michigan and from last year’s squad the only NIGHT S RESULTS Indiana is champion, LAST still with handicap which the Moun- 41, Rose Gardens 25. <<¦::<% .-• conference statistics Ironrite Ry|^ N . official taineers must face is a lack of Goebel Beer 31, Super Clean- proving the Hoosiers won the height. tallest On The blocking The man on the *&* crown the hard way by by ers 18. * whole squad stands 5 feet 10. New Haven 34, Vico Welding and tackling and shaking run- However team lacks 25. ners and pass receivers loose. the in height it has in speed and Sports ai Indiana was tied by North- Coach Frank Gatz who is hand- Basketball entered the sports western, 7-7. Both Michigan and ling the Blue and Gold this sea- limelight last night at the high Ohio State beat the Wildcats. son is expected to base his of- when six City school gymnasium Indiana beat Illinois, 6-0. Michi- fense on a quick-break Roller the pattern recreation teams took to gan and Ohio State won from of basketball. Side hardwood floors. educated in the Illini by bigger scores. - in the To most sport writers who ore well versed and There were no run away Included nine letterman the nation, the name of held working out are Vin Petitpren, the talents of court stars throughout scores and all the teams looked But the Hoosiers confer- :: »v >r«Es»KLiito»«»^ scoring of- Ken Dubay, Miles, Jim Lowe, Herman Fuetsch may not be familiar but to see the Selfridge evenly matched as they round- [||||[BllßßßßßßMFiwiß^^jwsy^ >i*^^^lrff%V^^”B^^iß?r^ : ence leads both in Ed gain during fense and defense, in total of- Ed Lick, Jimmy Jones, all of hoop ace in action speaks for itself. ed the first turn. Biggest upset ELLIOTT (45), Michigan halfback, in midair jumping to an eight yard first Field PETE fense rushing offense, in whom seniors; Dick Tall, rangy Herman is probably the best player to tread of the evening was the downing Ohio State at Ann Arbor. Identified Buckeye is fullback Ollie Cline (33). and are Junior period play against total defense and in rushing de- Bates, and two sophmores Jack Selfridge muscle factory but in addi- of Super Cleaners, defending Michigan nosed out the Bucks for a 7-3 victory. (AP Wirephoto) the floors of the Field fense, in percentage of forwards Ballantine and Dick Rhodes. he already won the honor of being the “best’ champs, who bowed to Goebel tion to that has completed and in pass intercep- Four freshmen have shown court player ever to appear on the Central Michigan court Beer. IRONRITE WINS tions. promise of blossoming into var- sity help floor. In the evening's opener a Michigan That should be enough to win material and should a THE HYPERBOLIC EXPRES-’ quintet a any title. great deal during the season. baskets but in the game against strong Ironrite took BIONS of praise are also echoed and coast- They are Denny O’Brien, Mev- Central Michigan with the cards 18 to 8 first half lead The Hoosiers scored 153 points by Lieut. William D. Rohr, men- 25 victory over November 27, 1945 eral La Forest, Frank La Mont- stacked against him he came ed to a 41 to is Named in six games and had but 34 tor of the Fliers who has seen agne and Gordon Smith. through with flying and Rose Gardens. PAGE 16 scored against them, an average pnany great hoopsters in his day. colors MQNITOR-LEADER The team has total of 24 markers. Paced by Bob Bobcean, who of 25.5 for, and 5.6 against. which been Rohr, who has seen the best dropped in a working out nights is expected dropped in six field goals and Purdue was second in the scor- throughout the midwest includ- He has set many scoring re- 7th Team to open the season on Dec. 9 one foul, the manufacturers ing department with 19.16 points collegiate, professional and cords in his career including a NEW YORK, Nov. 27—(/Pi- when it tangles Mary of ing were never really in trouble. Cadets, Middies Prime Guns per game. Michigan but with St. says 27-point high achieved last year Eighty of the sports writers par- allowed New Baltimore. •mateur ball, enthusiasti- The Gardens, whose only diffi- points to be scored against against the Allen Bradley Five ticipating in Associated Press six cally that Herman stands head culty was the lack of height put the in that Regular league play however the best of Annual Game Saturday poll to determine the country’s it per game for second and shoulders above Milwaukee. on a spurt in the third period for is not expected to begin until learned basket- ranking college football teams department. players he has ever seen. Fuetsch his to drop in 15 markers and pull pfter the Christmas holidays. ball in San Francisco where he Army rated the Army machine in first Indiana tied with Ohio State “Fuetsch possesses the speed to within five points of the Navy The team this year belongs to brothers flashed on place. Only two critics differed for average net yards rushing star, the ruggedness and his two only to see the MD., Nov. 27 WEST POINT, N. Y., Nov. 27 the Second Division East side pf a track of high Ironrite team ANNAPOLIS, with that decision. with 214 per game, and was player and the eye CYO teams. A year out pull away its —Philadelphia. Navy a 310, with Ohio State violin maker, sold his instru- player of all time. enough caught i its path. the game with Handicapped by fractured basketball outstanding scorer for the night “Rip” Miller, Navy’s line to be selves, somewhere between and they ments for about $18; today they J a The Olympic club won runnerup second with 290, had by and turned in the high total. frankly that the play Like the sciertist who con- colleges and pros.” He listed against bring as much as $12,000 each. fcnkle sustained last summer in the National AAU coach, said the fewest yards marked against the honors In the 8 rhubarb the front “can structed the mechanical man, neither of the service schools playing softball Tournament in 1941 o’clock of the Middies up them by rushing per game. 128, con- basketball pounced the Blaik is’ not always among his first ten. packson Prison ten, Fuetsch • • • Goebel Brewers on make a terrific difference. however, compared to the Buckeyes’ 138 setting up plays knock out a 31 to able to control the destructive on Cleaners to line nas not folded once Harold Harris of the Knox- t nd Michigan’s 139. centrated THE 27-YEAR-OLD HOOP “Our goes Saddle Horses two games but 18 win. Starting slow the Goe- line power of his monster once it ville, Tenn., News Sentinel, » In the first STAR entered the service m this season. Our poorest con- managed to bag several bel team was trailing 5 to 1 at was in victory over on a tear. tinued his campaign to lift Ala- quarters of a forest ranger for Rent ¦till August 1942 and has been sta- play our who find fault The the end of the first period, but and that was because And for those bama into first place in the poll, Springs, Wyo., ioned here since the fall of Wisconsin giant at Mammoth are Good Horooa Our Prido a 12-point second period enabled eager, letting with the way this gridiron a spot Army now has o' upied 1942. the boys were too Military surrounded by a fence made of them to take a 13 to 11 lead at a few traps.” —representing the U. S. since Notre Dame abdicated in He has been the big gun In themselves in for elk antlers. half time. e star’s Academy—has stalked merciless- mid-season a year ago. Horses Boarded . iimimiiiiii Selfridge attack for the past The former Notre Dar the ly over all its opponents these Super Cleaners* chief diffi- c ncern was over the abil- Army two years. Herman is not sure chief past two years the head man of Harris penciled Into the culty was the inability to throw ity of Navy’s line backers to stop second place and the Cadets Hay Rides what he plans to do now that he the nation’s top football force spot Bumping fir Painting any subs into the game. They Army’s smashing ball carriers. up 809 points, IN 810 WRCCRB By Appointment Call Y4TS is out of the service but he says merely points to the record. thus wound with ePECIALISTB floored five men and the Goebel “More times than not, a line is IS YEARS EXPERIENCE that he may take advantage of “We have no lust for over- gaining 10 points for each of machine wore them down to pull no better than its line backers the GI Bill of Rights and matri- whelming or belittling an op- their first place votes and nine CITY COLLISION JAMES P. ROSSO ahead and win. and backstops have not been Matt Prop. Homo Highway culate at some college. our ponent” Blaik declared between for their lone second. Charbonaau. 2400 Walter Gwynn of the Super- too varsity so far,” he said. IXS Macomb St. Ml. ClomoM ••Ifritffs Bus lifflilIs Dot The rangy eager is sure, how- as he mapped his battle Navy, Army hopes Phono S9SI men and Bob Bennett of Goe- “They are pretty light and chores whom the ever, that he will stay in these plans for the National Cham- make its eight- nth consecu- bel’s Beer were the high scor- green.’* to parts and continue his basket- pionship contest with Navy at Saturday in Phila- ers of the game. Each dropped Navy’s line backers anticipate tive victim ball career. Fuetsch currently Saturday. delphia’s Municipal st ad i um, in eight points with the former the most arduous afternoon of is playing with the Mansfield what can he do? His grabbed second in today’s tabu- getting his total by throwing their football careers when they 'But Clothes team of Detroit under second and third stringers keep lation w’**i664 points. KINGS and QUEERS three markers from the floor come up against Army’s human the tutelage of Cincy Sachs. right on rolling over a foe which tonight and they ore grand from the foul line. tank, Doc Blanchard. Alabama is third and is fol- roll djf/ti Local sports fans may see and two been turned over to them league people, just their name Burton, former luminary for Miller is sold on the spirit of Jias' lowed by Indiana, the Big Ten’s as Fuctsch >. action tonight at the battered and groggy by a first Bowling is a great sport the Briggs’ Manufacturing com- j Navy’s linemen. new champion; Notre Dame; implies. for High school gymnasium when team that is regarded by many A & M; Michigan; dvjp bine of and Lloyd “Their fighting qualities have Oklahoma mixed crowds in and watch the Mansfield five takes part in Detroit Hock-! as the greatest eleven in the Cal- in each dropped in five points been demonstrated time and Pennsylvania; 3t. Mary’s of them awhile! clinic at the high ’ or any other a basketball again,” he said. They stopped country this season ifornia, who meet the Oklahoma to win runnerup honors. for that matter. AFTERNOON school. Penn sevn times inside x’avy’s season Aggies in the Sugar Bowl Jan. OPEN EVERY clinic which was brought NEW HAVEN STRONG The record will show that in The 20 They held Notre Dame on 1; and Texas, leader for the Coach Roy Quinn is be- In the nightcap a strong New winning 17 games here by the goal line. consecutive Southwest conference race. ing sponsored by the Griswold Haven team showed excellent since the start of the 1944 cam- MACOMB RECREATION “Georgia Tech was clawing our teamwork to down Vico Weld-~ ¦ the have piled up 81 Ave. Phone 9187 B. F. Bolle, Prop. Sports company. eyes down close but we stop- paign Cadets Cass DURECAP a a a ing, 34 to 25. out 884 points ’em. And we cut off Michi- the amazing total of The Welding combine lost the ped their op- SOENEN BROS. A BANNER CROWD turned just before the end of the compared with 68 for game in the first period when gan ~ut in eight games out last night to see the opening first half when a Michigan score ponents. the City New Haven Jumped to a 12 to 1 year resulting in a total of games of the 1945 recrea- might have made a big differ- this TEXACO loop. com- lead. They extended the margin points for Army and 33 for tion basketball Much ence in game. 380 to 21 to 5 at halftime. the team back- Service Station ment was heard on the improv- “We said early in the srason it. opponents the first and in In the third period they were field of Gi nn Davis, Doc Blan- - OIL •• GREASE ed organization manner that N vy’s line was strongly GAS Fox Do Luxe Is Right games were run off. outscored 12 to 5 to make the chard, Shorty McWilliams and ¦ which the reminiscent of a package of old TIRE REPAIR j count 26 to 17 and each team Tucker has played less The program of past years Irish but the spirit has been won- Arnold tallied eight more markers in th; the time. Batteries whereby each team played a derful as the season progressed.” half allow the final quarter. This and vastating quartet has Charge Alley half and then rested to “We are not kidding ourselves and Quick I Down My Thirst I Ed Padolan, aggressive center scored 241 of those 380 points the other team to play a half about being as e. rienced as of the New Haven team, led his ability up Accessories has been abolished and the Army’s Great Line about which and to run the score GRATIOT AT CHURCH their games right team with 13 points. Marion ; * is what gives Blaik the chance to teams played nobody seems to be wr g with Phone 9109 PhD«lm 9a* CM¦•* mt '«*¦ Pohly also of New Haven, was his for seasoning ¦ through with the exception of that Blanchard and Glenn Dav- insert reserves a 10 minute rest period during runnerup with 10 points and added. and according to the record he is,” Miller every the half. Jackie Sierens of the Welding does Just that at opportun- With teams warming up in the quintet dropped in four baskets ity...... iaw..,- girls’ gymnasium the usual mill- for eight points to lead the Vico New Haven Announces Wm.F.Goodrich L ing of players on the sidelines ! club. Family Knows Law was also Schedule Architect (tart say r"ap~Say BURECAP eliminated. Basketball NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (U.R)— Rtflilirilltl> Much praise for the program Joey Maxim Outpoints NEW HAVEN— Supt. E. F. The Paquin family was well re- Specialising in Commercial xHBo iWk should be given to Department * flfc' —j—j Siefert has announced the fol- presented in third district court of Recreation officials; Harold and Residential Building We have it! lowing basketball schedule for here recently. Dr. J. Übalde Now we am DURECAP your smooth and George Glefke for donating Everett in Detroit 523 Hammond Bids* the New Haven high school. Paquin, associate medical ex- tint. At no extra cost you get new, the fixtures for the scoreboard; DETROIT, Nov. 27 UP)— Detroit 20 Nov. 30, at St. Clair; Dec. 11, aminer, was a witness in an au- thick treads with Duramin—the B. F. Aaron Jennett for the work he Jabbing Joey Maxim of Cleve- Hij son, Phone Cadlllae