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THE DETR-OIT FRKB WEDNFSDA V. NOVEMBER 1042 OH A Game items or anoma to May Be IDorais Has More Bengals on Deck To Whom It May Concern Many Other Worries, Too hp I TRY THIS FINE LICIIT feji U-M Is Given Much Food for Thought And the Uawke) es' Pass-Catching iJurkett Is the Main Dish for Ann Arbor Gridders By Dale Stafford Wet Practice Field and Injuries Bring Headaches Galore to U. of D. Coach BY JOHN N. SABO I'm Press 8U(( Writer ANN ARBOR, Nov.

24 Down in Independence, a quiet town of 3,691 in Iowa's tall corn country, CERTAIN MEMBERS of the coaching fraternity seem io be doing a pretty good job of demonstrating to the public that directing a major football team i8 definitely not a year-around job. For example, Richard (Dick) Harlow, of Harvard, is curator of the Harvard Museum of Oology, James G. Con-zclman, coach of the Chicago Cardinals, has a number of Important sidelines and his Windy City rival, Heartly (Hunk) Anderson, of the Bears, is in the tool business in Detroit The football coach who makes more money than any other mentor in the Western Conference is Dr. Edward N. Anderson, of Iowa.

His Hawkeyes will play Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday in what can well be the last big-time gridiron extravaganza at U. of M. for the duration. Dr. Anderson is man we were pleased to meet because he is the only person of our acquaintance who was born in the town the good citizens will tell you that BY W.

W. EDGAR If you ever have had a hankering to be a football coach and envied the fellows who, presumably, work only a month In the spring and three months In the fall, you should have been in the field house at the University of Detroit Tuesday afternoon. You might have changed your mind. For when Ous Dorals, the Titans' mentor, set about the task of preparing his team for the final home game against Oklahoma AAM Saturday afternoon, he was confronted with a problem almost as difficult to solve as the Einstein theory. Things were bad enough when Dad Butler, the veteran trainer, reported that some of the players still were nursing injuries sustained in the losing game against Arkansas.

But they grew steadily worse. PRACTICE FIELD FLOODED The next visitor was Ralph SCOTCH yr Yt '-HI, I If" rlr-- SCOTCH 1 I JM, Whisky bearing the intriguing name ot 5 Wilford Burkett is an expert pianist who has gone to Iowa City to get some education. The Michigan football team isn't particularly Interested Jn Biirkntt's proficiencies at tickling the ivorie But, for a more pertinent reason, they are extremely Interested In this elongated son of Independence, Wilford Burkett, of Independence, and Bill Burkett, of the University of the Iowa football team, are one and the same person. Furthermore, Burkett is rated one of the beat pass-catching ends in the Western Conference and, as such, .1 Oskaloosa, la. Dr.

Anderson receives a substantial salary for coaching the Hawkeyes, a task at which he has won acclaim in what was once known as the "graveyard." In addition he is connected with the University of Iowa Hospital as a specialist and his services are in constant demand. DR. ANDERSON is Iowa's will be accorded considerable atten Martin, the groundkeeper, to report tion Saturday when Michigan plays the Hawkeyes in Michigan Stadium. The abilities of Burkett are be IK AVALKFR ROME LAWSON Boost Detroit hoped In drive for recruits Hub Walker, Roxie Lawson Signbut irith Navy This Time ing imprinted on the minds of the Michigan players this week be 7 i thirteenth football coach and his record since taking over in 1939 is proof that there is nothing unlucky connected with this the 1931 season, although most of that the field usually used for practice was under water due to the rains of past few days and that there wasn't a dry section larga enough to accomodate the full team. Dorals hardly had gotten over that jolt when word came that the mother of "Tippy" Madarik, the team's star passer, was gravely ill and that Madarik may be called home to Joliet, 111., at any moment.

"What next?" sighed Dorais. number. A couple of former Detroit Tigers, Roxie Lawson and Hub Walker, decided Tuesday to play tiall with Uncle Sam when they enlisted in the United States Navy. Lawson, whose full name Is Alfred according to the Navy records, pitched In his first year after quitting his major league experience was with Cincinnati. Men who have neither construction or mechanical experience are acceptable to the Navy for traln- an excellent job at Holy Cross, AM AefAOciaiftd i'rms irepholo Dr.

Anderson won the title of "Coach of the Year" by turning Dr- Eddie Anderson out a team which generated six victories, lost only to Michigan M1CHIGA.V NAVY RKCKl 1TINU MONTH lol 1,000 Mn bj Dm. 7 Monday enlittmenu 119 Total wire Nov. 7 t.Hfl Kmri Purl Harbor 2S.SW9 deeded tij Dm. 7 2.3U3 and played one tie. In 1940 Iowa broke even but did beajt Notre Dame.

The 1941 team won three games and lost five. King William is proving conclusively the advantages of a Light Scotch! Try it. You'll enjoy its fine, mellow flavor. "Here we are with the problem of trying to erect a defense for a team that has scored more than 100 points in its last two games and at the same time bolster our own offense that has been limited to three touchdowns in four games and these things have to happen." cause this six-root-tnree-incn senior is not only a good all-around end but he also leads a potent Iowa team in scoring. Big Bill has produced five of Iowa's 20 touchdowns in nine.

games this fall. All Burkett's touchdowns came on passes. Since Michigan has proved weakest on pass defense, it Is small wonder that the Wolverine coaches are drilling their men In this department- Incidentally, the Wolverine also are being Informed that the passing end of Iowa's big scoring combination Is a guy named Tom Farmer, The Farmer-to-Burkeft combination has scored in five different games on tosses ranging from 23 to 66 yards. The most important of these was the 23-yarder which came against Wisconsin and produced the 6-0 Iowa victory which knocked theBadgcrs out of the Big Ten title. GETS EARLY START Opposing teams have known This season the Hawkeyes have been astonishing, particularly ing In building Naval bases, and, to those close to the Iowa City picture.

Iowa had only 11 lettermen returning but here it is the last of November and the team has If necessary, to defend them for the Tige part of 1935 and in 1936, 1937 and 103 8. In 1937, his best year with the Tigers, he won 18 and lost 7. Hub Walker, christened Harvey W. Walker, Is a brother of Gerald Walker, former Tiger outfielder, and yiriVjtfr.ffu against attack, Lieut. Byron E.

a record of six victories against three defeats, the same as Michigan. Most cherished victory was the one over Wisconsin, the only SWITCHES BACKS Gus isn't one to moan over con Flechtner, officer in charge of the HHH Detroit recruiting station, said. game the Badgers lost and the one that cost them a clear Con To qualified men, the Seabees ditions very long. He immediately set about coircctive measures. First of all, he announced a switch in the backfield that would move ference championship.

offer petty officer ratings Unme (3 BLE.DED SCOTCH WHISKY 88.8 PBOOV Small squads have always been the rule at Iowa in the Ander Co-Captain Don Hughes from his diately on enlistment, which pay as high as $152.50 a month, plus all living expenses, uniforms and al son era and it is the consensus that the Doctor prefers them. SOMERSET IMPOTFtS I ft ki vntk'kruiri. ft.eiu bauibm quarterback position to left half, played last season with He saw some service with the Tigers in ALTHOUGH HE is only 42 years old, Dr. Anderson has a lowances for dependents. These al where he will be available in case Madarick is lost to the team for a week.

Next he elevated George lowances may bring a Seanes IN MICHIGAN 381 415 QUART Code No. 444 coaching background of 19 seasons. After playing end for Notre monthly pay to $190. Lieut Flecht ner said. HAD A TOUGH DAY? Turn to Page 18, Column Turn to Page 18, Column 6 about Burkett all along because Bill started scoring touchdowns early this fall.

In the opening game against Washington Univer make a date with. sity or st. Louis Bill snagged a Suxfikal Farmer aerial and scampered 66 yards to score. In the next game GOPHERS ELECT CAPTAIN MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 24 (AF) Cliff Anderson, an end, of Minneapolis, today wag elected captain of the 1943 Mlnnesotta team by his mates.

ngainst Nebraska Burkett was on the receiving end of a 65-yard pass smoldiig tobacco piay. A 28-yard touchdown pass against Camp Grnnt and a 65-) ardor 'against Minnesota are others on Burkett's touchdown record. Burkett, along with Bill Farker, a six-foot-two-inch left end, furnish Iowa with what many coaches believe is the best flanker duet in the Conference. These players have played a big part as the Hawkeyes have won six of nine games. The success or failure of the Iowa end probably will decide I iinn vS 7 Saturday season finale in Ann TO OFFSET ATTACK To offset the Iowa aerial attack Michigan will employ a single wing nacK and mocnnea oitenstve with Fullback Bob Wicse, Paul White and Tom Kuzma in leading roles.

These are the biggest Michigan ground gainers on rushes. Wiese has made 400 yards this fall to aei for White and 239 for Kuzma In passing Sophomore Bob Chappuis, who completed eight of 12 aerials against Ohio State, sets the pace with 27 completions for azy yards. SCORING TD PAT ro total I iCt i AX III tV 5l VP If die man who farort tru Rye W'hlke; wtthet to drink an othenlie ALL RYE (98 Rye grain) nUikry then he mutl ttk for and oliuin a bottle bearing the Heel engraved letten B.P.R. ihown while many whitkiM may legally be tailed Rye whiskies-even though they are mde from only 51 Rye grain end 49 other grain tuck corn we do not know of any ALL YE whitkie bow being widely told In the pnbiie market placet those bearing the initialt B.P.R. Notice therefore: to obtain the authentic and genuine ALL RYE WHISKIES of the hmoua Baltimore Pure Rye Distilling Company, the purcbater mutt for and obtain a bottle bearing the type of label ihown below, engraved by the American Bank Note Company in true bank note colors for your protection and assurance of the genuine product of which there are many imitation but NO true substitutes! While.

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