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Me J7-M, --Reef PFirigs Lions All Chant: woe Tuesday, October 11, 1935 JOY TEMPERED AT ANN ARBOR Kramer Lost a U-M Fears and Kramer might be out for "four or five weeks." It is now 'believed Kramer suffered a small making a block on the 82-yard and likely would miss only the punt return by Terry Barr, coining "contest with North-which gave- Michigan its second western. touchdown. I Tha picture on Kramer crack in the chest. into the Michigan camp came from University Hospital at Ann Arbor and concerned the Wolverines' All-America end nominee, Ron Kramer. KRAMER was injured midway through the second quarter against Army.

He was hurt while tion as the nation's No. 1 team. On the of its decisive 26-2 triumph over previously unbeaten Army, Michigan vaulted ahead of Maryland in the ratings. This marks the first time since 1948 that a Wolverine team has been rated on top. The report that tossed gloom BY TOMMY DEVINE There was a mixture of good and bad news for the University of Michigan's undefeated football team.

The cheerful report was the weekly Associated Press poll which ranked Bennie Ooster-baan's perfect record combina changed sharply Monday, how-, The big youngster from East Detroit sat oat the remainder of the game. Preliminary examinations Sunday indicated he had suffered "chest bruises" ever. New X-rays were taken. These I indicated that the injury was more serious than first believed DR. ROGER NELSON, director of University Hos- Turn to Page 26, Column 6 I -'S; I I I V' 4-V-- i AT THE OLYMPIA: Goal for Adams Cries lowers.

Probably it's the result of several things together. Here are a few samples noted ft' IV- -j', Which certainly is new. Detroit won the NHL title the last seven years and haven't been this far down in the standings in a decade. The obvious question is: Why? THERE ARE as many answers BY MARSHALL UANN Everyone knew that the Red Wings would have a new look this season but no one expected it to look like this. Pre-tagged the best team in hockey, they have lost all three games and are planted In the National League at Olympia in the wake of the third straight defeat Sunday atj the hands of the New York Rangers: Jack Adams: "We're out- i playing the other teams but RON KRAMER Bruise becomes more serious injury today as there are hockey fol OUT AT LIONS' OFFICE: can't outscore them.

Our shooting percentage is way down and every mistake is costing us. NHL official: "All three of those teams (Chicago, Toronto and New York) played their best game so far against Detroit." Former football star: "I guess it's just like in football 'where any club seems to hit its peak when playing against a champion. Those teams won't be 'up nearly as high the second time around." EX-DETROIT hockey player: "You can't strip eight players off a team and put a new club together with perfect results at once. When you build for the future, you're going to take some beatings ft first." Press-box sage: "The Wings proved to themselves that they were good when they beat the All Stars. They forgot that they have to keep driving like that all the time." Club's Latest Loss Is Stanfel ing against the Los Angeles the San Francisco 49ers, next Rams Sunday.

It is the second Sunday's Briggs Stadium visi- BY BOB LATS1IAW It was another blue Monday at the Detroit Lions' WINGS' JACK AD AIMS Sometimes known as Jolly Jack time the blocking star has been i tors sidelined this year. Assistant Coaches Georgj Wil- Trainer Millard Kelly declared HEAD COACH Buddy Parker spent his time talking to reporters and radio men and looking at the pictures of the Lions' third straight defeat. Naturally there were pertinent questions about the latest Lion failure. Parker, always a forthright individual, didn't try to alibi. "There's nothing wrong with this team that a good, hard-running fullback wouldn' cure," declared "You can't win without a runner -who can bowl over the opposition.

"It looks as If Hunchy (Bob) Hoernschemeyer) will have to! tnai An League Uuard Dick son and Buster Ramsey were Stanfel would be out of action putting together the scouting re-for at least three games. ports of Eddie Barbou- and Bob Stanfel injured his spine p'ay-i Ivory, who had been looking Perez Beats Coiircliesne Hockey DICK STANFEL Lost to Lions again NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK (IP) Lulu Perez GI GA encje(j Bobby Courchesne's un-0 fi 9 2 Trabert 3 0 1 1 get back in there for as as he can las' He looked good when he rr.i As of TODAY What's in a New Name? Grid Trouble for Irish Montreal i Toronto New York Chicago Boston i DETROIT 4 10 6 day night when he whipped the 4 10 10 i game flolyoke (Mass.) youngster 0 0 0 0 0 to Ready 0 0 0 2 7 0 6 10 Turn Pro ASKED about the incicistent blocking o. the clu r.vker was at a loss to lain. "They block well rr two three or four dow he said. "Then they fail to handle the BY LYALL SMITH- fS Spi'lP Thus, at least, no one is 4 JtJ VA saying that Detroit is not as rnp strong, as solid or as deep as JL ODS 111 V4lt7 appeared on paper before the 1 season began or even on ice in the training-camp stage.

Bert Pi-ire rolled a 765 series, highest in the city this Yet- il. isn't difficult either tfi to pm-point where the trouble Monday night at Springwelle has come Recreation. i The shooting record which Bowling for the Thor Cleaners Adanio mentioned is abnormal. team. Price linked games of 257-! The Wings have cashed six of 279-229 for his record count.

He average of one v. r. out of 19. The opposition has helped Thor to a 3168 total which clicked on l0 of 85 shotsan swept all three Springwells Classic games from Victors. Turn to Page 29, Column 1 on a unanimous decision in 10 bruising rounds at St.

Nicholas Arena. Courchesne weighed 131 s4, Perez 135 pounds. Rocked and groggy early in the seventh round, Courchesne came back with a fierce, free-swinging attack that made Lulu take cover until the 10th. when Perez stunned the 20-year-old To Siii Tin's Week DEPT. OF RANDOM THOUGHTS Back in the days WEDNESDAY'S GAME Toronto at Boston.

SATURDAY'S GAMES DETROIT at Chicago. Boston at Toronto. New York at Montreal. SUNDAY'S GAME Toronto at DETROIT. Montreal at Chicago.

New York at Boston. Will 1 Hoarf, Kosewall when Michigan State was called Michigan Agricultural College, 1L3 luuiudii teams uuviuuoijf ncic awcu mc uiiivci oii-y ui hvi' Tone. I can explain Notre Dame. right From 1897 to 1921, the Aggies played the Irish 15 time? They lost 13 of those games. New Englander with a hand.

DETROIT LARGEST I NEW YORK Tony Trabert, United States and Wimbledon tennis champion, will sign a professional contract this week to set off the biggest raid on amateur net ranks in history. Trabert's switch to the monev- L.e stan'rut in tht exhibition series, has been a big disappointment to the coaches. He ran like one of the best in the league, but of late hasn't been hitting ihe line with any authority. The Lions were forced to rely AVhen the rivalry was resumed in 1948, the Aggies hau become the Spartans and their school had become Michigan State College. Results: In six games with Notre Dame, things were even at three victories each.

They play again Saturday at East Lansing. Michigan State on their air attack completely making game will be followed by that of Australia's ton Davis College nee Michigan Aericutural College now is Michi- against the Rams. Andy Robus- i telli and Paul Miller, the Rami i-up aces, Lewis Hoad and Ken gan State University. FOR MAN WHO DEMANDS NOTHING BUT THE BEST! Rosewall. whose signatures must Don't be surprised if the new era team starts' off with an upset despite the fact that after three games this await their return home from a.

far eastern exhibition swing. year Notre Dame still hasn't been scored on. THE TRIO, rated the three I defensive ends, and Les Richter, the linebacker, made a shambles of the running attack. MOST of the afternoon Layne had good protection and he completed 26 passes. But when the opposition knows that a team is going to throw consistently.

rest amateurs in the world in any order you may choose, will sell their talent to Promoter Wonder what the pre-season odds would've been on a parlay that both the Detroit Lions and Chicago Dears would be 0-3 right now? You have to say this for Coach Buddy Parker. He still Flannel Suits in Subtle Shades Jack Kramer and make the tour! with "Big Jake," once kinz of! the amateurs himself, as a par- has his players talking title. A knot of them linemen all ticipant vowed Monday that the Lions will beat the 49ers here Sunday and then do what no other team ever has done win both games on the West Coast when they go out there in two weeks. create a Pedigreed look of tasteful distinction it's easier to pick off passes. This the Rams did, four times.

Two of them were key interceptions, stopping the Lions' bids for touchdowns. Willard Sherman grabbed one on the one-yard line that cost a TD. A holding penalty ruined another chance after the Lions had penetrated to the Rams' 17. Another time the club lost a first down on- the seven when Hunchy failed to make the necessary yardage by less than six inches. The lack of scoring punch, plus "That'll pull us up to a 3-3 record," they claimed.

"We can go on and win it after that. Pretty fair odds on that one, too, I'll betcha. The Davis Cup competition, long confined to a two-team battle between the U. S. and Australia, thus will be thrown into a wide open affair, with Italy, Denmark and Sweden all given "good chances of wresting the big trophy back to Europe.

A leading official of the U. S. Lawn Tennis Association, who has been in constant touch with Trabert in hopes of dissuading Irmy Can Still 'BoivV 'Em Over DESPITE ITS LOPSIDED LOSS to Michigan, Army still may wind up in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day if the 1.: -T Jr move. Cadets can beat Navy in their last scheduled game mistakes that champions don't make, added up to a 17-10 y' i But they'll never do that unless Don Holleder learns how, "I THINK it's hopeless. Tony I to Pass and Army ball carriers get some glue on their has made up his mind to turn fingers.

Incidentally, Pat Uebel's five fumbles against the pro. I am sure the action will Wolverines isn't uncommon for him. He's known as a Fum-be taken within the next few h1riti KiH The soft, luxurious richness of Harry Suffrin's flannel suits breathes an air of well-bred character. And. Eagle craftsmen have given it the workmanship through deft hand-tailoring that translates this smartness to deep down fitting comfort.

Whether you're tall or short, thin, regular or portly, you'll find a handsome selection of flannel suits to choose from in subtle shades of Brown on Charcoal, Blue on Charcoal and Green on Charcoal the All-American Look this Fall. tiays. Just in case you overlooked it, here's a squib from the World Series printed in this space on Sept. 20. "Frank Lane, who quit the White Sox, will move to St.

Louis as general manager. That's all set. Only the formal signing is left. I i i 1 I V. defeat.

Next week it will be the. 49ers. Hugh McElhenny wasn't running with too much authority against the Bears, but Y. A. Tittle appeared to be out of his slump.

Tittle completed 13 of 23 passes against the Bears and two of them went for touchdowns in a 20-19 triumph. The scouts brought one ray of sunshine back from their trips. The Bears were akle to move the ball consistently against the 49ers. But the Lions did that Sunday, outgaining the Rams by nearly 100 yards, and they didn't win either. Report from the Pacific Coast are that Kramer is offering Trabert a $30,000 flat guarantee, plus a percentage of the gate receipts which might bring him as much again.

"It's more than a wild guess to say that Fred Hutchinson A- 4.1 i a 1 -i i Hoad anrt Rosewall uc llle next manager oi me Laramais. mne is one oi Davis Cup veterans at 20, are Hutchinson's greatest boosters. said to have been offered Lane signed as general manger Of the Cardinals a few days 000 each. ago. His top choice formanager? He said it.

"Fred When the lineup is completed, Hutchinson." the tour will start in the late fall or early winter, possibly in New York's Madison Square' IT7 1" rri Garden. It not only wiU include! llUCfltS 1 OO 1 attlC OI Bl 1 CJl Willie Peppy Impeccably tailored by EAGLE and sold by Harry Suffrin "at the smallest margin of profit BROCKTON, Mass. (X) PERTINENT QUESTION is this one. Since President Spike scored his 199th Pro" rne-mgni stops in me unuea States but also appearances in Australia and Europe. Eriggs and his sisters are convinced they must sell the Tigeh within a reasonable length, of time," will they spend money 1 decision over Charlie Titone, of Brooklyn, at Maple Arena, i 69.50 LI" I Leaguer MY PAD WON'T MIND- Grid Scores MONDAY'S RESULTS PROFESSIONAL CANADIAN Big Four Montreal 43, Ottawa 6.

Toronto 16, Hamilton 15. Other Games Saskatchewan. 18, Calgary 16. Winnipeg 18, B. C.

Lions 4. WE'LL PUT IT BACK AFTER THE SAME JUrr-, I Or will they sit tight and go back into next year with a fifth-place squad? Insiders give Northwestern University maybe two-three more seasons in the Big Ten. They claim the Wildcats simply aren't in a position to compete on an equal basis any more with the other conference members. Big-city theaters aren't too happy about the response to Notre Dame's new closed-circuit television showing of Irish games. The Sheraton hotel chain took it over this season.

First game N. D. and Miami was a whopping success all the way around. The hotels cleaned up on food and refreshments, but good. Movie houses spent heavy sugar to put in closed-circuit TV equipment.

But they can't compete with the hotels on the food and refreshments deal. A I (11'' nil 11 if W- Fair Firs I State and Shelby Grand River and Greenfield Joy Fair won the 25-lap old model stock car race at the Motor City Speedway Monday before 1,452 spectators. 3..

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