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Madarik Stars as Titans Romp to 54-0 Triumph over Wayne Soph Back SATURDAY'S RACE ENTRIES Hamtramck Back Breaks Loose, but Not for Long Nearly All Big Teams to Get Tests 44 lnl.vlile It 1IMJ Al.b 1' Trlrntrrb liw FIwkM HO Ml il Purte added. The lleder All Handicap, -year-ulila and UP. Claa I I-Hi Boy.y Ilfl Hala Onnnnt 107 llper lint JIIM Waller I l.alUhadum Ill Third Cnvry ....113 Ltimlere I 111 NK KNTII Pore f.VI.IIDO added. The ew nrk Handirap, J.year-olda and uu, 'Ji'4 mile I l.lMltabla to Kfiillfnt If! Ilhaah Mil Mini Put I Ule.teci llll lovely Mint III? loroloa Ill'l I'nelon 1 IH Market lee ....111 tllark lllerniery till Tola Riio III! l'lplaa Hock 101 Al An leu ItH 1. HarkettW.

A. Hell. entry. r.ll.HTII rluimint. and up.

1 milet: Al Au. leu 113 Htarlika ........100 Aureiile 103 "Kol 1 111 Natla lap 'Tha Halt .113 Auurentlce allownnea elalmed. Weather drlaillogt Irark aood. lint potl 1:311 m. LACREL ENTRIES F1RT Pnraa HI.IMKI.

maiden year- r-1 fr i I'r if 1 Football Scores Hunt M'linni, ROCKINGHAM RESULTS riKST I'nm w0, rlalmlin. 3 and uu, 6 lurloms: Hlih Martin Ill Maek'a Arrow -111 Noble Buy Ill InfMus I till Spillway UU llaro J11 Warrini Witch Ilia Hard lMr HA Arioe HIS Oay Balko UU tiay Troubadour low K.I I) Ml Pane tslHI, elalmlnf, 3-yrar-old and up, fi furlono: Mahdl 113 Ihwraaa aiuila Sid -Ill Iharllea Lady H'J Srreea Teat Ill l.a.t Frontier 1 IS Mnwieen Ill Irrua Winct Ml I hallerial Ml Count Cotton 111 Marlon I Collier's Selection and Race Results on Page THIRD rarto (SIM, -year-olda. fur. Rmnbinr IIOMIndelnl IOO oinervlll 1I1A Yaillna. Fair IK TourUt Lady llll lllninea till eeiulierlnr 1IIH Header I HI Mellow 1IIJ Tryanaellt 1 III Kemirlt Leuna HIT Heckle.

Saion llt Vteelnw 1 IS l'neiiniatiqtta 1 IU Inlr 1IHI Kit Kill rurB ciatminf, jear- aIiIh and up, 6 furlmiit: l-adrty 110 -Klela Mh 113 Jelweli llll Caelrl Huh 111 Paaa IIS Hall t' lira IIS Mntavrtre nanca van lion I'ecoa 113 KIKTII Purae elalmlnr. 3-year. aid and an, 8 furlimiri KrIU II Within 110 Hllnnalltif lllll PlaJil 1 1 1 Hoy Haujr I I riemai aaia Dnnada Ill Araelu Hi llalmr 1 Vi Street Aran llJ Bed War 113 SIXTH l. lWl. tlalmlnt, 3 jear.

nlda and up, 6 furl.inx: Hle He I Time War Ill I'urrellville 1 1 1 I'ralrle lo 1111 Brian Trace 1 limy Heaver Brlartn 103 Hr.VKNTII rurae (mm, etalmitif. 3- year.ulda and up, 1 110 mile: Itahanew llll Kurdltan I I'I Wanna 11 Kkaxway Uetrnlt II 103 Hrlar Mharp 113 KII.IITII 1'nrne IHtNl, elalmlnf, t-icar. aid and np, 1 1-10 mllrtt llrandiiian inp Ferarr i mi Country Lata 107 Hilly Bee. 113 (ilKle ttU 113 l.a.liar Da Halo 1 10 Slump Bnhy Talk H'J Telralnwn 114 Winter 1110 Jlmdown 113 (iiiartmtft ..,.115 Apnrenllee allnwanre elalmed. Weather ralnlntEi track muddy.

BELMONT ENTRIES FIRST fuce ll.ntHI. The Ret Day Ateeplechae Handicap, a.yfar-olda and alniit 2 mllet; Mlllraee 1 13 t.Vatlnnal (hurkatnek 114 Anthem 111 Sieve llriirtr Hr lanee I.UI Brother Jonc ll Ttie Heak 1 IK I'lrn Hlanro 11 1 10 Hrnadlcu Mnr ItH farma 113 Hattiine 137 tllrnokmearie Ntahle entry. KKtOMI I'uraa Itl.MMI. elalmlnr. S- rear-oidt and an.

7 furloni; Mletlne; 112 Hln Star 10 WhUlllna; llll llalla.t lleef ....110 Blue tattle If! Ilnlaea 110 Vlmtt-et-l 1 IS refer 107 JmIIii aeaar 1 i Infinite lOH rrltaralm 113 Mliort 1 IH 1'rlnrlty 1119 Allmar ll'i VI. M. Clettlnaer-Balevllle Farm entry. TIIIKIl l'lirna H1.AUO. 2-year-uldt.

maid en. 7 urtomta: Kollta I13 Fnean lift Rardia 110 Trlerarch I to Kqnlnox 11" found Kffeet I IH llarl ll Sun I'aul 110 At Which 113 I nt Kate 113 Pathfinder I IA Philharmonic Btirktln 110 ohimbiia liar 1 111 Kill HTM Pnraa S1.3IH), elaiiuini, 2-yearold. I mile: Root llith lit Peaee Teet ....100 Waddy ....114 Wle (oliinel Brltht World 100 Tower I I I Mnrltewlrk ..114 Whlcendent 114 Tower Ptahlr-Mr. II. A.

I lnrk entry. Fir Til Purne lO.OOtt added. The Cham-patne Htakea. 1 milet Amnhllhealra ll Kalrarlt 110 Krouetted llllHuhdue 110 9TeamsEnlcr City Court Loop Nine teams have already signified that they will participate in the Detroit Basketball Association this year, according to Paul Kelly, president of the league. The first meeting of the DBA will be held at 8 p.

m. Wednesday at the Downtown YMCA, and representatives of teams Intending to play are urged to attend. One of the problems facing the organization Is to find a gymnasium for Sunday games. Those teams which have entered are Auto Club, the Triple A champion in 1941: Jaglowicz, Sam's, Great Lakes, Brewster Center, Suffrin, Arthur's, River Rouge and Langschied, last year's Class A winner. LITTLE WORLD SERIES IFmtr game Dut nr 71 Montreal 11.

oliioihn 0. t'olumhiia 8. Montreal A. Montreal 0. Colombo 4'ohimhiia 5, Montreal 4.

iotumbua 13, Muntrel 3. THI'RSIIAY'S RKSFT.T Montreal at 1'olumbu. rain. FKIDAY'H AM Montreal at t'olumhnt, night. Ji rea Prow Pholo by Tom Linton back Virgil Florea, sitting, both taken out of the play.

But End Ray Weber followed across the back of the line and here reaches to pull Tzay down from behind. Chet Tzay (27), shifty Hamtramck runner gets through his left tackle for a first down with an excellent chance of getting away, with Pershing Halfback Alex Taylor, foreground, and Full- Tennessee and Duke to Resume Rivalry; OSU Journeys to Southern California By the Aaaoelated fan NEW YORK. Oct. 3 You wouldn't know by looking at the football schedule that this Is only the first week-end in October. Not with Duke and Tennessee clasing in their annual affair, con ference races getting under way and such intersectional battles as Southern Methodist's visit to Ford-ham and Ohio State's long trek to Southern California.

Most of the nation's major elevens are busy, some of them for the first time. Big Ten Action There ia plenty of action In the Big Ten. Iowa and Michigan will open the title chase at Ann Arbor, and then there ia Indiana's clash with Notre Dame. Purdue, In a hurry to forget all about Vanderbilt, will colide with pure Pittsburgh, and Wisconsin will be the test for the remodeled Marquette machine. Minnesota is idle.

Fordham, generally recognized as the Mr. Big of the East, has backs to burn, but there is some doubt that the forward wall is made of the granite of old. Matty Bell, of the Mustangs, says that his sophomore ace, Howard (The Red) Maley, will be the hottest back on the field. If Duke should triumph over the Tennessee Volunteers, the Blue Devils will have crossed one of their major obstacles toward a perfect season. In eight years, Wallace Wade has been able to trounce the Volunteers but twice.

Across the Country Two clubs not expected to do too much in their own leagues Ohio State, of the Big Ten, and Southern California, of the Pacific Coast hold the intersectional spotlight on the Sunset Coast. They will share Interest with the Rose Bowl Stanford eleven against UCLA and the Washington-Oregon State battle. The fans also will be watching the outcome of the California- Washington State struggle and, coming a bit farther East, In the Denver-Baylor effort and the Colo rado State-Wyoming clash. Big six champion and the Rose Bowl loser, will take its first 1941 step against Iowa State, always a Husker menace, in a struggle that shares the Midwest limelight with the Big Ten. Southwest Scene In the Southwest, Texas will turn the machine that squelched Colorado a week ago upon the Tigers of Louisiana State, and Arkansas Is the conference foe of Texas Christian.

The reconstructed Cadets of Texas shouldn't be troubled too much by little Texas AAH. The East' will have such contests as Brown at Columbia, Harvard at Penn, Navy and West Virginia, Cornell and Syracuse, Colgate and Penn State, and Army maneu vers against The Citadel. The intersectional schedule will pit Yale's first nongraduate coached machine against Virginia, Northwestern against Kansas State, Villanova against Centre, Illinois against Ohio University of Miami, and Boston University against King George's unbeaten colt, Big Game, won the Champagne htaKes recently for his filth vie tory of the British racing season. Cosmos Beat Pershing on Late Fumble 6to0 nrnhy a rthratern (I Simtheaiitfra .31 llith. Park II llatntruiurk IVrithhitr II Kfdfnrd It WMna Wrlilit 7 Southwestern Klver Ruuifl tti Monroe II ll.l 28 Vauihen 1 f'ounlrr Day 24 liP imntrr II Praser IS Nrw llaltiimire II KoHPvllItt a I'lawfion II Allonar Mrvville II andereook Nnrineuort II livid Curnnna 14 Klle Fulton Litchfield IS Jonevllla 1'i Ml.

(icnienn at Wyandotte I) Athena 7 Homer II ItomtihiR ml RooKevelt fi 7 Kedford I nion Kastern (I Northern Alltlon 13 Kalamazoo II Mrlvlnrlale 1:1 llerkler 0 Fernilala 13 I'ort Huron II I'harlotte Maunn fl Kaxon Central 7 Benton Harbor lltwm St Fennvllle II Yirkfhiirt I Manhattan I'omstork IK White I'Ueon TIIIKIl Parc t. 000. tlalmlmr. 4-ear. Jld and uu.

mllei iiietle 0 llll -rMraiira lO'J B-aie lie low "lamely Koad llll Marto ti IU Valdlna line Fill RTH ftrw Tha 3-yrr ild and up. (iirlonr: Ill Torch I. leant ..111 Shut Fra 110 1 rro harlarmar 1 If a.w Wood 1 1 1 llrlando l.lrl I 10 oat to I Hnf "3 Latent iij 'v'Th added. Ilawlhorna I 1 III and an. tp'; '-al Ill Romlnt Star 113 Jaidina in Red IXKk "in I eartman vinnrn lint Olaplaw ION Bocklnc IM uZTti J5 Zm 3.

I 1-10 Jmnt.led In Ill Blrkahoy na SU.erw,,d 108 ornwalllt ZZZ I I I Hd Plteon I Filended ZZT I I Snanl.h I on I hanea Kay 1 Sl 114 Nr.r stepper 1 1 KK.IJTII Pnrta m.oiMI. rlalmlna 3. and up. I 3' MeVReleh 1 13 Plttypat 113 Shin I A I .11.1 Uaterrurt L. Ill HO lant.ta 104 flypey Monarch I to I.ewiatown" Fanlovnl reroley i nrT.

nire ii.imio. elm mint. ill W'l lieit.Hi 7 lilrl 111 "'oar. nt Race ..1 113 A bei 1,3 Pleteena I 4 -113 Oonnadna 2 ill nnrenlh-e allowance elalmed. rlondy; track tlow.

1'oit, a. m. RIVER DOWNS ENTRIES FIRST Pnre iftflo. elalmlnr, -yar-old and up, mlla and 40 yardt: Atrueiomy liil R.nalhret I Out of Fire lint Pimou "n.i Panlull im rhf H3 'Star Wind lll I arol.te, 1,7 Th. 8potte, 109 The 1, reefer 113 SKI ONI Pnr.e looo, elalmlnf, 3-jrar.

old and np. A furlonc: -lata. nt.t joe) Oreenoek Al'ailildo II3 "Lady Ballet f-rand Hrina lO'l lobelia 11.1 103 103 100 I 10 1J1A holca ....110 aldlna Biir' .1" 103 '(iue. What tti.HinTirw.... in rinrKCIIa nre aiHHi.

claiming, 3-year. old. and up, 1 1-IH milet: je. 103 Tenth 101 'PPeti IOI Royal Polly lot Oil Peragra lot Hl'Ht filk 101 Bella Flan IOH Hit I II 11,00,1, allowancea. a.

year-nld. 6 furlonr: Fla.hlnwn I Ml 1 rldltlcal lei Poet laureate lot Ham 11. lot tiolden l.ooae till My Myrl 'Z lot Hfltioltl 1 I.I Light Bannet OH I. J. lolllna entry.

FIFTH Poma the Hnclnnatl Fniiiilree Handicap, all aget, 0 furlong Three 1 1 Black Rrummel 100 Boy Antler 1 1 1 Dnramay 1IH Way Tower l'! tMalaen Ill UK Mullen ion fVaidina tiriwmlli Mr. A. M. Creech entry. KIXTII Purw tha eilntnfi Hotel ITandlrap, 3.year-nld and up.

1 Mil mile: full 113 Hcramiy W. 107 Hed Idul 107 Amictr urn Mcrte If4 HK F.XTII Pure SHIHI. elalmlnr. 3. yearild and up, I mile: Irl.h l.ark 111! Weary Ftnwee In I hatmln IOA Ivory Tip Atote I 10 "Sue llarpe'n 101 Hrltler 1IH Krin't Nwees I I 1 Muntadi- Ill Trala Tim.

I in HI. in II (Huh) Pune Hfioo. claiming. and up. 6 furlonr: eirrot "I Might lot Black Cheery 10(1 wie Play IOO Someone F.l 107 Orryiird If! Tra a a 100 Wlnome IOH Nlnne Ranch 107 Sklppr II; ucky Let 1IH Hlatinr Torch I I'I Nleaha IOH He Hnnny If! Illne Melody ee Jay Get .107 Red Mo IIH Bred Idy IOO (jrand lady lon Fountain Oroya 110 Annoyed IOH Apnreeitlce allowance elalmed.

Weather cloudy; track heavy. NO BOOK WORRIES -Eill Deoudulc and Erv Wein-gartner, sophomores on Northwest-em'g football team this fall, will never give cause for concern over their scholastic standings. Both made A minus averages as freshmen. AMERICA LEADING RACING WECKLt cantt At All Nawitlondt 417 So. Dearborn 'Chicago.

Jllinaia TODAY TREE CODES Tan-MayAft-Uy Retl HKLMONTt Top Hca-lvy HIM KI.MtllAM TracAII-Hlt-IIH-OII t5 TielJ, Tnt Codt lelatent Oranat 16 22 14 26 Sat fate 2 Turf Club Special Stltittt ttea 19 47 41 7 Sat Pat 16 II itaadt 25e ad SI far 5 him Man U'War, 13 Heel 4'ind JL Lunch Is Big Gun in Air Attack U-D Tosses Bring 6 Touchdowns; McLaughlin Tallies on 53-Yard Run STATISTICS DETROIT WAYNE Flrt down nrd rained rlKhlnl SH: Pm attempted oo, Fae completed 1 7 I'ae Intercepted 0 -1 ft 4 I it 30 yard rained panning Puntlnr rverare 44. flop, fumhle recovered Vard penalized J00 Detrult 7 14 7 84 Tntlrhdnevne Madarik. Link Krntlnr. I'ett, (inndrirh, MrLaurhlln. Ilnrhri.

after touehdowna Link 3 fend iudi. Hart (placement), Har-Tey (paiitl. PKTKOIT (84) YYAYNK 0) Kcatlnr Raho Harrington Ycnmr 'nth L.li (allard Bamuil; (r Derrick T. MiLourhllll II. (c Larlmnre "I Retker Flllntt R.K....

Ji'nrhke Ink U.B Hardrnherth Madarik Nary ihpnnlrre It. II MrMullln Schmidt F.B Kchnrlker Hnhatltutlont Detroit: Knknrokl. Blr. Inter, KIII11II. Pelt.

Kenn, Burke. Illnli. Frirllnk. Ilatrhrlnr, Tncnfer. Huchet, Finer, tluorirlrh.

Hart, Prarl, Trrr.lni.kl, flarvrr. Arkellan. Pollard. Raker. Hill.

Buck, Tyyintkl. Bolter. Kcatlnr. Wayne): llaten, t'herun. T.

Kennedy. Man-trumf Fllinlak, Carpenter. f'a-idr. MrMullln. Mnrnntta.

1. Kennedy. Bertach. laiinadrn, llhtmond. RT W.

VV. EDGAR The Wayne University band put on a great show Friday night In the University of Detroit Stadium, but the Tartar football forces couldn't come close to equaling the musicians' feat and lost to the Titans in their annual meeting, 54 to 0. The Wayne eleven wasn't a factor after the first three minutes of play and would have been spnred a great deal of humiliation had the game ended right there. Inasmuch as the rules call for 60 minutes of play, however, the Tartars had to submit to one of the worst beatings ever absorbed by a Titan rival. Scores In 11 Tlays It took U.

of D. just 11 plays after the opening kickoff to register its first touchdown when a mixture of sweeping end runs by Tippy Madarik, sophomore left halfback, and powerful line smashes by Al Schmidt, another sophomore, culminated with Madarik banging his way Into the end zone to complete a 64-yard march. The Titans weren't finished, however, and they entertained the crowd of 17,659 with an aerial circus that netted six touchdowns, THE AWFUL TRUTH Wayne University established a new high in football futility Friday night in losing to the University of Detroit, 54 to 0. Detroit's running and passing attack netted 556 yards; Wayne's combined attack finished with a net loss of seven yards. Detroit gained 293 yards rushing and 263 passing.

and little Mickey McLaughlin added variety by running 53 yards for a touchdown in the fourth period. Madarik Is Star It was Madarik who proved to be the star of the rout. After registering the first touchdown, he passed to Link for the second score to open the second period, followed with a toss to Link for a touchdown in the third, then switched to Howard Keating for the fourth marker. Here he turned the passing assignment over to Henry Piper, who promptly tossed to Sophomore Bob Petz for the fifth touchdown. At this stage McLaughlin took over the task of leading the assault and set the stage for the sixth marker by dashing around right end to the five-yard line, from where Al Goodrich plunged over.

Dashes 53 Yards A few minutes later Mickey sprinted 53 yards Into the end zone, then capped his performance by passing to Don Hughes for the eighth six-pointer. Only twice did the Tartars move beyond midficld and both times breaks took them there. In the first period they got to the Titan 22 when Link allowed one of Oerald Schnelker's punts to graze his body and roll away, Frank Sabo recovering it at that point. Then, on the opening play of the third period, Link took the kickoff and tried to lateral to Madarik. Tippy fumbled and Nick Cherup recovered on the Titan 18, where U.

of D. held. Crimmins' 719 Paces Paris With Johnny Crimmins turning in an impressive 719 series on games of 218, 266 and 235, Paris rolled the highest team score of the season, 3114, to sweep its three games with Krakow in the feature match of the Greater Detroit All-Star League Friday night the Olympic Recreation, The only other sweep was scored by Norge over Shannon's. ft took a pair from Stroh's. in spite of Jo- Notris' 685 effort on counts of 248, 217 and 220; Mineralites vion two from Demcry's; Dawes took two from the Detroit Rec-roHtion; National registered a rn.rj9 total to beat Edelweiss twice; Auto Club defeated Tepsi-Cola two games and Chene-Tromblcy beat Old Bru twice.

Speedy Josie Triumphs in Rockingham Mud SALEM. N. Oct. 3 (AP) C. J.

McCurry's Speedy Josie raced through the slop to win the best race on today's card at Rockingham Park by half a lenpth over I.cmar Stock Farms' Meritorious. K. Robertson's Needies Hero was third and Sheldon Fail hanks' Val-rlinp Knave came fourth in the field of Six. The time for the mile nd a sixteenth was 1 .50 1 5, old. A ii fiirlonft: Rally Arnett naj tlal n'War 113 Arirl'l tllte 113 113 Pomade IIKIry.tal 1I3 t'haetia 113 Tour 113 Karly Hprlat; 113 iklltlet ..110 rlrehrooia 1 IH trlcller br I'harllK r'rerland'a Ijed Hlundanella 113 IBeet Reward I IH 4.

W. V. Marlln-rhltnl Creek Farm entry R. Bradley entry; (Mr. and Mrt.

A. n. itrwttt entry. Loftus' Selections at Belmont Park 1 Brother Jones, Steve Brody, The Beak. 2 Lady Infinite, Hotzea, Fel-tacalrn.

Trlerarch, Buckskin, Sound Effect. 4 Whlncendent, Tower Maid, Boot High. 5 Alsab, Requested, Amphitheatre. 6 Boysy, Waller, Third Covey. 1 Market Vie, Fenelon, Shot Tut 8 Al Au Fen, Russia, Satin Cap.

BEST ALSAB. SKCOND Parte ll.ooo. clilmlin, 3-yearnilda and up, fl rurlong: flrarinei tracker. I Oil 111 Hlaie 110 I Irrut 10OPete't Prince lull Bunny Bahy IOH 113 Slow Motion 113 Sly Tom 100 tsan Htefana little Bolo III Itllit Happy Ill IIMIon 100 Count tlurne 111 illallarniui lot Mrt. P.

Stewart-J. W. T. Mart In entry; K. Nelaon entry tjMrt.

U. 4, yrcner entry. TIIIKIl Puna 11,000. elalmlnr, 3-year. old and up, 1 J-10 ntllea: Ihallanta llll Mary 't I.aatla 10H City Jodie lit 'Wire Me Conqueror 103 Maewhlek Morocco 100 Dark Friend 113 lllnmnant Oil lova Mark Kill I harlene 103 Mill F.lld Rone Anlla 10'! Connie Plant Ill Jvi.t TourUt ..110 Battle Una 113 4.

Nhone-F. K. Bryon entry. Fill KTII Puree II.IHHI, rlalmlnc, 4-year-ulda and up, I 110 milet: t'riua 113 Talent ..113 el'reepy IOS Botert Panther Creek 1 1 3 llittillatinn 114 Shallleen 107 FIFTH Purae the F.dclon Handicap. 3yeurolda and up.

0 furlonc: kln lleep 107 Hollar Bay 103 Road Scraper 103 My Hill 114 tKooch Pant IOH Ahraalou 110 tKouth Tim 103 Aaron Burr 101 Weiley A 100 U. W. V. Martin entry Mr. and Mrt.

I. V. Chrtntmaa entry. RIXTII Purae (3.IMKI added, tha Rich-ard Johnaua Handicap, g-yeur-uldn, tt fur-lonrl llackla If! Arthne C. 1f! Colchlt 1I Sir War 113 Poma Negri loo Fepero If! Chuckle If! Waltahit If! Seamanllke 1 i'i F.qnlpet Ill Baity Domnllnc I I'I Tomlnta 113 NKVKNTII Pnraa the Wet-mlnnter.

3-yearHild and up, 1 l-lrl mllf: lie Roll IOH Mnokril 1 10 CI Marlon I OK Ahtie I'lerre 107 tMnrnrnny II lull Hodin Hrli K. Hryion entry. HI II I'll Purae 1.000, claiming, 4 yearildt and up. 1 li; nilleaf Coruro IOO Merue IOH John Adam 1 1 1 Jllecatur 100 FandHn "Houndlnir ount lot llorlied 1011 tlrer Perlrot 1011 tWhlla Front IOH Can. tint; ll.l tP.

I Robintoti entry; $MIa Boercer entry, Apprentice allowance elalmed. Weather cloudy trae-k fant. HAWTHORNE ENTRIES FIRST Puna 11.000. claiming. 3-year, old and up, 0fc furl, ins: Lady Thirteen 1 1 i Ml.a Ralko Il Nword llanco 113 Kree Mi 10J locked Hut 110 Flood Tide Holiuvur 113 lialley Hneen I Lillian Huth 109 -star Blink 103 iiinniin ion Town lece ll.l flrand ll'i Vlragln 100 Hmokinr 114 Killer Jork If! king ottnn 117 r.mnreta Hill piKCOMI Purne Hl.OOO.

claiming. 3- year-out aim uo. fur onti: liold Meah Teiat Way. 113 Ncllla loii Marfru 1IH -llfHlta Ale lOM 'llarhv Dili a ..111 ParUlan Witch 1 1 3 Buttermilk IOH lilnoechlo 1 1 1 My Creat llet Wacky Jack 1 1 4 ew 1 1 7 Bullanne 11.1 Knman l.iuey.. 103 Veiled 1 13 "tlcey Kthel 103 The Nklpper 107 Chanting 113 i '4.

auaiV a Jt 1 I flL ter, and Johnston passed 20 yards to Frank Shave to score. First Time In History When Wright scored Its decision over Southwestern, it marked the first time that the Pilots had ever beaten the Prospectors on the gridiron. The game was won in the last three minutes when Lafayette Hooven tossed a Bix-yard pass to Joe LaPlante in the end zone. Redford used a touchdown, a field goal and a safety to bring its victory over Western. Jim Ali-ber plunged one yard on the first play of the second quarter for the touchdown.

The safety came In the fourth period when Don Mc-Cabe, Western back, was trapped behind his own goal. A few minutes later Fred Spjeldet place-kicked a field goal from the 18-yard line. Denby topped Northeastern on the margin of a touchdown scored by Henry Bucciero on a two-yard smash in the third quarter. Eastern also waited until the late minutes of the game to win. With a minute and a half to play, Dick Dieters, a substitute halfback, passed from the Northern 25 to Quarterback Al Woznicki, who took the ball on the 16 and skipped over unmolested.

UthMetamora Races Today The eleventh running of the Metamora races will occur Satur day over the course on the Alger Farm in Oxford Township, Oakland County. The first of the seven events will get under way at 2 p. m. Four flat races and three steeplechases will comprise the program which has attracted outstanding horses, according to William R. Clark, chairman of the race committee.

Among the events are the Frank J. Navin Memorial, a two- mile brush steeplechase, and the Estelle F. Grennan Memorial, a gruelling two-and-one-half mile run. Bearcats Win, 7-0, on Final Period Drive MT. PLEASANT, Oct.

3 An unherald sophomore, Harold Kac-zynski, of Flint, gave Central Michigan's Bearcats a 7-0 victory over Northern Michigan in the season's opener Friday night. In the closing minutes of the contest Kaczynski carried the hall seven consecutive times from Northern's forty-yard marker to cross the goal line. Lucien Bartnick place-kicked the extra point. Headquarters for SCHICK and REMINGTON Electric Shavers Now on sale at all Good Housekeeping Shops. TERMS $OQ DOWN $1.00 WEEKLY The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP HIS Broidwiy at Grand Rivtr and Ni(hbrhoo4 S'dtm Open Evtningt BY MARSHALL DAXX One break of the game a recovered fumble on the 3-yard line in the late minutes of the game paved the way for Hamtramck football team to take a 6-0 decision from Pershing Friday afternoon before 6,000 fans in Key-worth Stadium.

And with that victory Hamtramck became the only unbeaten team on East Side and moved into an almost secure position as the title favorite for that division of the City League. Until that break, it appeared as If the powerful, evenly matched elevens would battle to a scoreless tie in what was billed as the most important game of the year on the East Side. It was caused by a bad pass from center which went through Fullback Virgil Florea's hands and rolled 20 yards back of the line of scrimmage. Three Hamtramck linemen smashed through and recovered on the 3-yard line. Over on 2nd Play On the first play Jack Ford made one yard on a plunge at center, and on the next play he cut off his left tackle for the score.

There were slightly more than three minutes to play. Up to that time Hamtramck had been unable to penetrate Pershing's 15, while on three occasions the Doughboys got inside the Hamtramck 10. Pershing's best chance for a score came on the final play of the second half and it fell short by two inches. With one second to play in the period Florea passed to End Ray Weber, who apparently was standing on the goal line. Weber was tackled by Gene Ma-linowski and Chet Tzay, who pushed him back onto the playing field.

But Head Linesman Connie Eizak, a former Pershing grid star himself, ruled that Weber was standing not on the goal line but just two Inches short, and so there was no score. An Even Game Statistics reveal the game's even play. Hamtramck gained 16S yards by rushing and 29 by pass ing, while Pershing made 159 yards on the ground and 62 on aerials. Pershing had nine first downs to Hamtracka eight. In the four other City League games Friday afternoon South eastern upset Highland Park, 21 to Wright surprised Southwest em, 7 to Denby shaded North eastern, 6 to 0, and Redford gave an impressive performance drop ping Wastern, 11 to 0.

Eastern won a night game from Northern 6 to 0, at Mack Park. The credit for the Southeastern triumph goes to its alert and ag gressive defensive play. Two of the touchdowns were set up when the Jungaleer secondary intercept ed forward passes, while the other resulted from a blocked punt. Harold Johnston passed 31 yards to Bill Ramer for the first score after Halfback Carl Rancher had intercepted a Parker pass. Johnston plunged one foot for the second marker after Ramer had grabbed a Highland Park aerial at mid-field.

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