Thursday, November 13, 1941 DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHONE CHERRY 8800) PAGE 45 Look Out, Penn! GRID BATTLE OF SOPHOMORES Fisher POINT, Y , Nov. IS.— THE * WillReturn WEST N. lech I. Resumes Osmanski Faces ( INS) —Coach Earl Blaik today Adams Predicts Joe, Who Left for Home, Will Be said he was worried whether hie Graham, Bertelli Feature Irish-Wildcat Tilt Army team had shot its bolt. Underdog Role Falsity Charge Back as Soon as Ailing Wife Improves Licked by Harvard and tied by By EDGAR HAYES ing Irish victory over Navy. get a shot at the Northwestern / Notre Dame in its last two en- eleven. •e ~ Detroit Tech once again willre- NOTRE DAME, Ind., Nov. 13. The Midshipmen held the Irish IntcrMtUfMU S«r» Ser>lr« Win Blaik said the “Penn to 57 yards on the ground, but Leahy has started the same By LEWIS H. W ALTER counters, turn to the underdog role when it —Otto Graham vs. Angelo Ber- PROVIDENCE, R, I, Nov. 13. game willprove that.'" telli—the battle of Bertelli's passes added 221 yards 11 men in every game with one Big Joe Fisher Is pushing his League clubs. Joe first agreed, meets St, Ambrose of Davenport, the sopho- exception. John Kovatch was —Although is Fort Devens mores. in the air. he at Chewie along as fast as he can then called me and said he la., Saturday at Robinson Field Otto Graham, although he has This foresight is now paying today, following his enlistment for would rather stay with the De- Saturday afternoon two of dividends. After very today on the 2,400-mile trek from Jflthe homecoming game. It will the best players been playing only half of each two a three-year term in the army, troit organization, but that he home of of the new game, second in Western tough games against Army and Detroit to his home in Medicine §¦ Tech’s last game the crop will at Dyche Sta- is the the governments case against was returning to Medicine Hat Conference in scoring with four Navy, the personnel of the club Hat, Alberta. But manager Jack regardless.” Reason. Joseph Osmanski, 22, former Holy Adams is confident the big right The lowa club has only lost four touchdowns, trailing Pat k•. | only' sail Cross College football star, still wing, who quit the hockey club Adams asserted there were no games of the St. * Harder Wisconsin, who since 1935. Two of has jgjlrßlß is pending. yesterday, will be back in a few hard feelings between Fisher and Ambrose defeats have been in- been on the losing end of a ’ • i w On October 15, federal authori- weeks. the Detroit organization. Fisher ¦ i s curred this \year. Drake beat number of high scoring games. ties charged Osmanski with falsi- told him he owed all had to the » • ± jjJl them, 21-6, won, Joe quit the club ostensibly be- he and St. Norbert’s Graham leads the conference in fication of his selective service cause was to Detroit club. Adams said. The De- 7-0, but they still have four wins with 26 completions in i *wy jBBB he ordered to report passing questionnaire. According to As- the Indianapolis Capitols in ex- troit manager added that, al- to their credit. Until Drake beat 52 attempts for an average of sistant United Statei Attorney change Jennings. though Big Joe was automatically in the second game this sea- gained yards for Bill But them .500. He has 358 Joseph Veneziale the case will be Adams believes a far more serious barred from all organized hockey son, the Bees hadn’t been defeated in the air for second place in ip',,. & Vvr.. presented to the federal grand reason is responsible for Joe’s de- for jumping his contract. Detroit since the same club trimmed them the total offense column with jury next Tuesday, at which time would consider releasing him if he in 1939. parture. an average of 107 yards per the jurors will be informed of the “Mrs. Fisher hasn't been out found employment in Medicine Tony Rotunno, St. Ambrose game. Hat and wanted to half, athlete’s inlistment. of bed since their youngster, play on some sophomore left is a specialist Angelo Isn’t much as a run- He was to have appeared yester- Lynwood, local team. in long runs reeled an was born seven weeks and off ner, but he is a dandy blocker day before a United States com- ago and Joe was very much 80-yard touchdown run from the ¦V, MORE SHUFFLE and a standout on defense. He isl missioner for a hearing but the worried,” said Adams. "He kick-off against Augustana and an is hearing was postponed indefinitely. Meanwhile. Fisher’s failure to play 6 feet 1 inch and over this couldn’t play his best and 80-yard run on the second of large frame is distributed 173 At a previous hearing he pleaded wanted to get home to his wife report at Indianapolis caused a the game against St. Thomas last pounds. He likes it tough in innocent to the falsification and the youngster he had hardly further shuffle. To take Jennings’ week. ANGELO BERTELLI his football games. It is just charges. aeen. The transfer to Indian- place Adams recalled Roy Sawyer, St. Ambrose will come to De- apolis was just the straw former Oshawa Generals forward, troit new youthful a buildup for the hockey season Anal with a coach in dium In Evanston when Notre when he can really go out and to Joe.” who had been sent on loan to the Jim Dockery, who replaced Larry Dame, by Army, Bn jtfßl 1 Philadelphia Ramblers. Sawyer, “Moon” unbeaten but tied bang it around with the fellows. Tonight BE Mullins when the latter meets a very powerful Northwest- OTTO GRAHAM Owls Leave WILL BACK who was signed from the amateurs resigned to become assistant Frank Leakp, Notre Dame’s coach ern club. Despite losses to Michi- new coach, looked over the pic- Adams believes if Mrs. Fisher’s this Fall, is to report to Herbie at Florida University. Dockery gan and Northwest- is still ready and anxious to condition improves, be Lewis of the ’Caps.' still uses Minnesota. tures of last year’s Irish-Wild- starting against Spartan Joe will the Notre Dame system ern is rated favorite by many cat the right end For Game back in the Detroit hockey organi- Jennings today worked that was game ana found two dis- Navy for the introduced to the school grid experts. in place of the lighter PInLADELPHIA, Nov. 13 zation, even if it is with Indian- third successive day on Mr Mullins and has added a tressing factors. One was that George the for- shift Graham, Murphy. The first team (INS)—Temple’s gridders were apolis. ward line with Carl Liscombe and of his own invention. a product of Wau- Don Clawson was still with the has been kept on firing through i kegan High Wildcats and the other was the line put a strenuous practice “When Joe objected to being Connie Brown. Playing Coach Eb- School on the out- during most of the games today to Chicago, that MiltPeipul was there. with session preliminary en- aent down to the minors, be- bie Goodfellow, out skating again, skirts of moved into not the second club being limited to training tonight for East Lansing, pay, the Northwestern hack field and These two fullbacks were out- cause of reduced 1 offered put the Detroiters through a two- about 20 minutes in the last Mich., where they play Michigan to attempt to sell or trade him preparation Cornell Loses Back displaced - standing in that game, both hour workout in for the well advertised three encounters. State Saturday. to any of the other National Bill Decorrevont at left half. turning in their best perform- their week-end road battles. While these two stars split the ances of the year. Don is back For Dartmouth Game work, Otto hr*'considered the to plague the Irish while Milt ITHACA. N. Y.. Nov. 13.—(INS) first string performer. has graduated arifl is now a —Howie Bose, Cornell sophomore Bertelli, who came to Notre blocking back for the Detroit halfback, wtll not be able to play Dame from West Springfield, Lions. ir| the Dartmouth game here Sat- Mass., was a sensation from his The Irish, except for a few* urday, coaches reported today. He first game when he passed a bruises, are In excellent condi- M suffering from a pulled leg mus- strong Arizona club off its feet. tion for the game. Leahy and cle. With Sam Pierce also on the Since then only Army and the his staff spent most of the first bench. Coach Carl Snavely was rain were able to stop him. His weeks of the season seeing that faced with the proposition of accurate right arm was the the lads were in tip-top shape making alternate barkfield shifts. principal weapon in the Fight- before the hard work began. if A \ \ HI tiM&ydtA Tailored" 1 That . The TAILORING 1 lfs 1 Counts! 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