By Bob Ripley BEST SELECTIONS Ho Disputes TW* DETROIT TIMES C-15 Believe It or Not Wall«*r . ..Dec.. ,1945 ?? GILF KTUAM Oygn to debate is the* remark 1—STAR TIME. KoprstrrrU. V*U*y Rn*d of Comm. Oscar Hagberg, navy 2 CADILLAC SQUARE. Wing* of Wr«Ui. ! Three Old Giants Bob • Hxyflcldi N"f* coach, that he doesn’t see where Considine * ° ON, Dbg««*r. M*(lrtt« A NKey A—EVER HI a civilian career coach could do ' 4 ICY STREAM. Gutrryton. Ogm* Tq Football Due teaspoon i 5 HAHMoUDEss, R'7«l Flush. Windmill. j better than navy men called back Quit Star-Starved Public Gets Another Golden Era a fl—DARBY DIMOUT. >n, VMiitrr from the to Rules. sea direct Navy’s It looks as if three of the Giant A Break in Sports in ’46 Money Ready to Flow 7 GREV IDLE, Hatty foot, Mlta Monarch. football forces. Navy ha» been football players have played their 8—SUN CALOMAH Joxlt'i Ral, A .drum. fortunate most of the time by last game. Steve Owen expects BEST—DARBY DIMOUT the piow tiAHMoitr __ getting coaches who have kept Mel Hein to devote all his time GREAT FIXTURES RETURN TO SCENE next fall coaching. Ken (u)eighinjle»stMn4(Bu'vl) / GULFSTREAM ENTRIES abreast <4 tiMitball and its new to Strong 'j FOR IXI u>u\» machinations. Rut Hagberg had will l>e a casualty of the Giants' RACE—?3,OOO. Dec. (INS)—A new golden era of FIRST c.aimto*. inaldrn troubles, [our pi return to the unit system, and YORK, 26 3->tar-oida, 6 furtongx i chute bis anti th<* in muscle boom a lintary 110 Sur Tiuu lIM with the *T” by his star-studded Arnie Herbor wall be let out for brts, destined to eclipse magnitude the (Comical Dt« aVallry 110 110 Ko«d . squad the same reason . bom a couple War I, will in 1946. \ ispunyarn 110 xFur*vri«ui 110 would seem to indicate that at followed World dawn (Cady 110 Flyer* 11% goon, what Lou something . —Oscar of years «NEW is wrong , too with the A for stars and big events will ¦ Mlii Puna* 110 aGlailt Drift 110 sports public starved fancy Risk 118 Rupt-atrrrt* 11.% Fraley (UP>. player price war coming up next xJarir Dale xokapl Knight 111 get filf, and with the aid of still unspent wartime sav- 110 A career coach would iron that season . checkbooks ready! its *Thr*r O Five 113 (Storm Pin) 113 claiming. ings that same public. seems likely to support all sports SECOND RACE-13 000. maiutn out, >ou can bet . , . 3-year-old*, 6 lui.outs i lUuu .. as they have never been supported before. Millions of xDamr York 10b iShella May 10b iPlck* Flrit 108 Rocket Plane 118 returned servicemen, wised up by comprehensive service (Smooth Gallop 108 A 1 Tram 118 Bears Sign Giant xTouch of Tima 110 Hrmexk 113 HNS) Sports programs, will swell U. S. sports audiences. xFalry Time 108 xLucy S 10% CHICAGO, Dec. 26 xFllnt Maid 108 xHaytlrid* N»ra 10h Chicago’s Bears The coming year will see the return to full scale competi- xSunny Brtty 108 xMad Sadie 108 today added 259 Billy Conn, Joe Cadillac Square 116 xWlngt of Wrath 113 pounds of tackle to their prospec- tion of such luminous athletes as Joe Louis, HURD RACE—S 3 000. allowances. 3- tive next year’s lineup the Wilbur Shaw, yrar-olda. 7 furlongs (Chut* in f*T- DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Craig Wood, Don Budge, xMnt Pal 113 Dauber a Girl 10% son of Bill Hempel, one-time Unsliakeahle 115 Dogger 116 and a host of other champions who have served Uncle Sam. x Fox y Reap 113 Squadron Girl 110 Carroll College football star. Space 110 Meadow Maid 115 Hempel. a navy FT boat com- Billie * Choice 110 Nrrvetta 110 Ever On 118 111 Marietta 115 mander tor 31 months in the of Sports to Increase cc 6ROWN 6oiw«ll,M J| xtitdgrthorn 113 Flurenda 110 Pacific, has been discharged. Caliber -<4 I xllalranette 105 Curie Byron 113 FOURTH RACE—S 2 000. Alluaanrrt. 4- Great sports fixtures will return to the scene: The all- yeara'ldi and up. 6 furlorift ichUU *.??v v v :• Valdlna Dart 107 Darby D>uih> 115 star baseball game. National Ciolf Open, National Ciolf Ama- xßotlle Imp 115 (Powdered Milk 112 Albuldo 115 K®oJ Fun 112 teur, Indianapolis Speedway, the Davis Cup matches and inter- twite Advice 110 icy stream 120 for OxiuA 120 xHtrptkhnrd 112 BOXING national yachting. College grid teams which gate up the free Double 117 Cuerryton 117 1 buil Dlnier 112 (Pulled Up 110 duration will come hack full blast. The caliber of every sport (Mae Jaunt 1.2 <La ly Gremlin 112 stars but by FIFTH RACE— |TI 000. It.e DeS 'a allow- | OLYMPIA will increase not only by tfie addition of the xnert 3-year-oldi and up. Ullles and marrv. A Winner to fight Ray "Sugar” Robinson 4 b furlongs * chute i weeding out of old hands and 4-Fs who have held the creak- xLudky Aunt 110 Windmill 11% Friday, Dec. 28 (Shuui AO.ut 113 Burgoo Ntkld 115 ing stage while the strong young men were involved in more Lady Hatran 11% Royal Flush 120 10 ROUNDS 10 Duchetx Myrna 110 xF.ttate 107 serious tasks. Showmald 110 xMahtnoudrM 113 CALir. JACKIE pro and xSmlllrtl Last 110 (Dissident 105 Boxing, baseball, college and professional football, ißelheub SU 105 will SIXTH RACE—S 2 500 the Hardee Grade amateur golf and tennis and all the sports down the line allowances, 3-ycar-uid* and up. 1 1-16 D WILSON *•' booming cream is taken otf mlle»; Who foufht Robinson *nd Lx Motta to inevitably boom, and keep until the T'P'i Maker 114 xßelwya 109 split dsrltiom. Rrapine Gold 114 Thor 112 the country’s bloated bank rolls. Change Here 114 (Silver Plate 109 :j: vs. POTATO probably the biggest Reason 114 xTedgy a Tea 109 O’NEIL / Biggest sports event of the year- and Justice Nap 114 Grey Steel 109 of all time will be the return match Winter Rules 114 Up Front 107 one-night sports bonanza ill.ur PaJ 1-03 R~w*tf»r «lre*n 111 / CHIPS Stint Lex 114 Darby Dim. ut 116 and Billy Conn in June. 2*4)0 <> between Joe Louis SEVENTH RACE —• claimlni. 3- | BELL SPECIALLY Mike fight, -confidently experts t* year-old* and up l'» mile's wn* k. O.’d Gso. (Sugar) Co«tn«r •! / Jacobs, f*rom*4**r of the (Extricate 112 Crevllle 112 Dcmpsey-Tunney fight, which drew Hasty Foot 112 xChlckore RDS. ij PACKAGED to outgross the second * xTopay Rore 107 Lauderkln SEMI-FINAL—I / $2,680.000 Soldier Field in Chicago in 1927. As a first step stjp; GOES OVER the WALLS Miss Monarch 114 Beil Call 117 : FRANKIE ABRAMS ! / at Beaetlve 109 TO STAY breaking record, Mike has that he will EIGHTH RACE—S3,OOO claiming ’.year- vs. toward the intimated olds arid up, 1 1-16 milt- | 1 114 a seats in his unending “ringside.' Shoot First 117 Foment WILLIE WATKINS charge SIOO squat for of Through them lElcan 109 xEbony Mien 111 / xßonnte Andrew 112 xConrad M. 112 :i x WTsr.thadaial 111 xMie srri.i. 109 i S Bouts josle s Pal 114 Old Iron Other All-Star U. S. •! Industry .*• Racing Paramount Sun Galomar 117 Aldrtdre Tiekfis now on sbl* at Box ORler $6, / CHIP CO. (On the Double 109 Fir* Bet •*, $l9O, $2.60 Adm. $1.30 % WOLVERINE WUIO 115 Day Dodger Gon’l. Epicure 117 .% (tax inel.) •! / DETROIT 11 MICH. 12 — With the tracks running full blast through, all *—¦—- (Apprentice allowance claimed - liorses luted according to post positions betting will secure racing’s post < J months of 1946 the finger out or place , . w as a paramount U. S. industry. If the industrial wave continues, racing may even pass such Hockey Pace pinnacles of American trade as steel and automobiles. Next Black Hawks Set The National Football League’s long time monopoly on pro Buckeyes CHICAGO. Dec 26 (INSi-The Blackhawks’ front line and Clint football ends next fall when the richly backed All-America four leading scorers today in the Smith, respectively. Max Bentley coast. League opens in |*rhaj>s 10 cities stretching from coast to For Spartans National Hockey League sported had 19 goals and 13 assists tor 34 Craig Wood, the U. S. Open’s “duration champion,” will lay EAST LANSING. Dec. 26 colorful uniform l- of the Chicago points, Mosmnko 30 points, Doug | R.GDUN his title on the line next June at Cleveland in what should be Fresh from their 50 to 48 over- Blackhawks, seco/id in the stand- Bentley 25 and Smith 22. I the most important Open played since the prime of Bobby Jones. time victory Monday night over ing*. Montreal’s sharpshooting Cana- Joe DiMaggio is signed and sealed for 1942 at a Btif>end Minnesota, the Michigan State They are Max Bentley, Bill diens—Toe Blake and Elmer Lach mSOLDOUT I>>ug Bentley—the the of $42,500, which makes him the second highest paid player in Spartan l- were scheduled to leave Mosienko and —trailed Blackhawk quartet. Greenberg, who came out of uniform Columbus, I the game— next to Hank here today for where title. on 1 last summer and led the Detroit Tigers to the World Series Thursday they engage Ohio Williams, considered many authorities to he the State in the first of a home and Ted b> basketball seen in a generation, in ill home series OLYMPIA finest natural hitter baseball has Coar h Ben F.