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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS FRIDA7, FEBRUARY 13, 1942 Blackhawks Hand Wings Third Straight Defeat on Road, 4-2 Rookie Plays I HI ALE AH MARK F4LLS Here It Is! The First Baseball Picture of the Year Role of Star Pictor Bows to Cape Cod in Debut as 5-Year-01d Time Change Won'tAffect Tigers' Plans Club Will Go Ahead with Twilight Idea; Zeller Says Games Could Start at 5:30 I other good stakes winner away from the races since last year, w. a distant fourth. Cape Cod audi for Chicago Bill Mosienko Gets Pair of Goals and Assists in Wings Bring Up Cap Star Rprclal to th Frra Prraa Sir Marlboro were the only start Br tt Aaaorlatrd Praia MIAMI, Feb. 12 W. L.

Brann's Pictor, which closed out his 1941 campaign with five straight stakes triumphs to become one of the big-name horses for the coming Widener Handicap, today tasted defeat behind G. C. Greer, era nut, nameu iur me WlCiener. Cape Cod, a J6.60-for-two second choice, rang up his impressiv score before 11,539 fans. Hi car.

mi r' -i BY CHARLES P. WARD The Legislature's decision to put Michigan on Central daylight time CHICAGO, Feb. 12 The Chi-cago Blackhawks tonight defeated the Detroit Red Wings, 4 to 2, In the Detrolters' final local appearance of the regulation National Instead of Eastern daylight time as it is a present will have no effect on the twilight baseball pro Hockey 'League season. Their 1941-42 competition on Chicago gram now under consideration by the Tigers, General Manager Jack Zeller said Thursday. Van Vleck Twins to Join Marines Wayne University's ace bas-Tcetbail combination the twins Bill and Jon Van Vleck are going to join the Marines.

The Van Vlecks contacted Lieut. Lincoln Holdzkom Thursday and signified their Intentions of enlisting for the Marine Corps Officers Training School. They will Join the Corps upon completion of the current school semester and will be able to finish the season with the Wayne basketball team. The Van Vlecks are 22 years old. Associated Prcaa Wirenholo CAPE COD LEADS PICTOR (ON RAIL) TO WIRE Lord Kitchener loses place to Brann entry by nose i Cape Cod as he made his five-year-old debut In the one-mile Abraham Lincoln Purse at Hialeah Park- Cape Cod, recently a galloping '-misy-.

17.1 I 4-- "if Mi, i 4 nfaffl, fflriY iTirtt lflr.1 HiTliTaTtiMil fnrlff YIY Stadium Ice wound up at three victories for the Hawks and one Aaawiatfd Pmaa Win-nhoto to right, facing the camera, Pitchers Tal Abernathy, Herman Bcsse, Fred Caligluri and Roger Wolff and Coach Earl Brucker, in command of the contingent ried 106 pounds. Pictor had up 120. Cape Cod broke fast under Kick Wall, quickly drew clear of Pictor and never was headed. George Woolf, riding confidently astride, Pictor, reserved the Brann color, bearer until the field had entered the stretch. Pictor tried hard whtn urged, but was tiring at the end as Cape Cod did his best to win.

Lord Kitchener's race was surprisingly good, that colt coming from far back to miss second posi-tion by an inch or so. Haltal failed i to become a stretch threat after making one lukewarm bid around the last bend. First arrivals at the Philadelphia Athletics training camp at Anaheim, mostly rookie pitchers, plunged right into the conditioning grind Thursday. Going through a warm-up drill are, left for the Wings. The story of the game was un winner in sprint competition, proved once again the advantage of a horse having races under his belt as he led home the odds-on favorite by a length In 1:37, thus clipping two-fifths of a second from the track record made by Gramps five days ago.

Samuel Riddle's Lord Kitchener, showing vast improvement over his one folded In a wild three minutes and 16 seconds early in the second OUT TO DISPROVE THEORY period. The Hawks were leading, 1 to 0, 42U-MGrid previous start of the winter, only missed catching Pictor by a nose. Woodvale Farm's Haltal, an- when a four-goal scoring outbreak began. Sid Abel rapped in a goal 61 seconds after the period opened to tie the score for Detroit At 2:54 Carl Liscombe swept the Wings into a 2-1 lead and the Team Meets for 1st Time It's Brief and It's News Ed Collins, Confident of Being an A's Regular Br the AasoHatVd Prrti BOSTON, Feb. 12 Eddie Collins, has no illusions about becoming as great a ball player as his famous dad, but he's planning right now to disprove the old theory that sons of big leaguers Hawks looked dazed.

Hawks Come Back "If we go on Central daylight time, which is an hour later than Eastern daylight time," geller said, "we can still start the games as late as 5:30 and finish them before darkness. However, we will not be able to start the games any later than that" Would Present Problem Should Detroit remain on Eastern time, as was unofficially predicted Thursday night by members of the City Council, the twilight games would provide a poser for out-of-town patrons, however. If Detroit uses Eastern time and the remainder of the state goes on ths Central version, a game starting here at 5:30 would be getting under way at 4:30, according to the watches of outstate fans, END INSERT A The Tigers have not yet decided to play the twilight games but they intend to take some action on the matter after June 15. They are postponing their decision until that time because they feel that it would be impractical to play' twilight, games before that date. Only Few Games Planned If they decide to adopt the twilight program the club does not intend to adopt a full twilight schedule.

It will play only a few games, just as some teams now play a limited schedule of night games. The Tigers gave consideration to the twilight program because they believed it would give men employed in defense plants a better opportunity to enjoy baseball. They settled on June 15 as the earliest starting date when they found that many of the defense plants would not be tooled up before that date and thai therefore the employees in those plants would have plenty of time to attend the games in the afternoons. Cubs Won't riay Night Ball in Comishey Park CHICAGO, Feb. 12 (AP) The Chicago Cubs will not play night baseball in Comiskey Park, home field of the White Sox, this coming season.

The management of the two clubs issued a joint statement today in which they said they had "agreed to disagree" on the subject. The statement was issued as a climax to conferences on the possibility of the White Sox leasing their park and lighting system for at least seven games. Signed contracts for 1942 were returned to major-league baseball clubs by the following players: Br the Aainrlatrd Tmi But 50 seconds later Rookie Bill Mosienko cashed in on a play set up by Bob Carse and Red Hamill ANN ARBOR. Feb. 12 Coach Third Baseman Ken Keltner, In- Fritz Crlsler called the 1942 Uni can make the grade in the majors, versity football team together today for the first time, announced March 16 aa the opening date of spring football and advised the Young Eddie, who la visiting athletes that the "best contribution they could make to their country pro-amateur preliminary to the Texas Open golf tournament which will start Friday at Saa Antonio.

Jimmy Hines and Clayton Hcafner carded 66s. Akron will not be represented by a baseball team in the Mid-Atlantic League this year. Club officials announced that the New York Yankees, who previously supported the Akron entry, had decided to cut down their farm chain. Leslie MacMltchell, of New York University, ran the seventh fastest mile in indoor track history in winning his specialty would be to get in shape and play a whale of a game of football." The Wolverine coach said he had fielder Ray Mack and Pitcher Tom Ferrick, of the Cleveland Indians; Outfielder Taft Wright and Relief Pitcher Pete Appleton, of the Chisago White Sox; Don Gutteridge, of the St. Louis Browns; Shortstop Harold (Pewee) Reese, of the Brooklyn Dodgers; Outfielder Pete Fox, of the Boston Red Sox.

Nestra's widened Its lead in the Greater Masonic Bowling League by sweeping four points from Paris, while the second-place Fort-Boulevard team split four with Armstrong. Friendship pulled Into a third-place deadlock with Paris by dividing with McNeely. Harry Cooper shot a slx-undnr-par 65 for the best round of the been advised by the War and Navy departments that they wanted intercollegiate football continued as before, "with the number of men Mt. Carmel Can Clinch Cage Crown Mt. Carmel High of Wyandotte can become the first Catholic League high school basketball champion of the season if it beats St.

Casimir's in a Third Division West Side game at the latter school Friday night. Beaten only once In 10 games, a victory would give Mt Carmel mathematical insurance against being passed. Depending on results of other games, De LaSalle, Lourdes and St. Paul's also can practically assure themselves of title honors in Friday night's program. While the parochial league nears a climax, activity in the City League is likely to produce no startling surprises.

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here with his bride, the former Jane Pennock, broke away with a bang with the Philadelphia Athletics last season, but then his play tapered off. He's forgotten that now and he's out to clinch a regular outfield job this year with all due respect to some pretty fair competition. "I know I can never become as great a ball player as my dad was," Eddie, said, "but I'm confident I'm going to be a regular In the Athletics' outfield this season, even if I am competing against some good ball players. "It's not only the family tradition I've got to uphold. I have the Pennock tradition as well." Pennock Started with A's Like Eddie, his attractive bride's father.

Pitcher Herb Pennock, took his first steps along the path to baseball immortality with the Athletics. Of course, Eddie, made his fame as a second baseman and is now general manager of the Boston Red Sox. Last year? verines, not the least of whom are Tom Kuzma and Capt George Ceithaml, MACK PARK HOCKEY CarHlnala tanrrnra Imllana 1 Panthrra FT il 'By staying in college as long KINGS MICHIGAN'S LARGEST TAILORS as you possibly can, and by getting in the best physical shape possible, you'll not only pave the way to a better job for yourself in the service, but you'll be making the finest contribution to your country," Crlsler told the 60 candidates. No Fear for Attendance He predicted that attendance at EDDIE COLLINS, JR. Eyes outfield berth college football games would con tinue to be large, except for the handicaps imposed by tire short SPRING WOOLENS ARRIVING DAILY AND INCLUDED IN THESE TWO GREAT CHOICE OF THE HOUSE GROUPS ages.

"I only hit .242 and that's not Ineligibility Takes Wildcat Cager One of the problems still to be much of a recommendation for a worked out, Crlsler said, is equip big-league outfielder. It's a funny TAILORED TO YOUR ORDER "Is fst King Manner" CHICAGO, Feb. 12 (API- to enable Chicago to tie the count And 23 seconds later Hamill scored the goal that gave the Blackhawks the lead they held to the finish. Detroit's goalie, Johnny Mowers, Bided by superb defense work by his mates, played a great game thereafter until Boh Carse broke through at 11 :58 of the final period for the fourth Chicago score. Playing an Important part In the Hawk victory was Rookie Bill Mosienko, who scored two of his team's goals and aided in the other two.

The resulting defeat was the Wings' third straight on their four-game road tour which will end Saturday night in Montreal. Pair of Rookies Two rookies just up from the minors made their big league debuts tonight, Audley Tutcn, from Kansas City, working for the Hawks at center and Jerry Brown, of Indianapolis, playing the same position for Detroit Brown, who has been playing his first year as a professional as a member of the Capitols, is an aggressive player despite his light weight and short stature and was one of the Caps' leading scorers. DETROIT C'HICAOO r.iwl Lo Prfatt Orlando rirlhcrt Ntrwart Mrbf M. BrnllrT H.W. Marrh Alwl D.

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"I think a series we had with Henry Clason, captain and for 50 SOI50 soo ment shortages due to priorities. Foam rubber, metal braces and padding is at a premium. Great Lakes May Basketball I and 4jJ tne Yankees ruined me. I was hitting well over .300 when we came to Yankee Stadium but I THURSDAY'S RESULTS (01 Meet on Gridiron in '42 Hockey NATIONAL LEAGUE I. UK OA Pta.

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to 8 p. rr ward on Northwestern University's basketball team, was declared ineligible today for failure In a mathematics course. He will be lost for the remainder of the season. Clason's position against Iowa Saturday night will be filled by Bobby Jake, sophomore from Milwaukee. ANN ARBOR, Feb.

12 (AP) It wasn't Yankee pitching thHt A football game next fall between Great Lakes Naval Station and l.ol Wntrrn Mlrhlsan AA WPHlern Krrrvf (Mtrltn Kfiit Ktme rtt Ffnn 'tl N.HAr 17 (lixrtlf Duiuin 40 fifnrtetitwn Ah N.C. KtMle North turn I In 3 Mtiravlnn Ktltnhelhliinn 'Mt Unkft Knrrt HI houtlt nrulin 3M FrnntiTlrani 43 l'Iumhi 29 stopped me so much as that Joe Gordon. I was really tagging the 539 Woodward, Cor.Consress Union Tallora on Pramliel the University of Michigan ap ball, but he was always in front or it." Young Eddie figures that Bob peared today to depend only on the amendment of Big Ten rules by the directors. If Conference regulations are changed so that Michigan may add another game to its schedule, the Wolverines will "almost certainly" Sprlntflrld r.l 4 1. VI 11.1 An Johnson and Mike Kreevich will handle left and center field.

The right fielder will be a guy named Collins, he claims, because with Sam Chapman in the Army and Moses traded to the White Sox, Dee Miles and Elmer Vallo are the other eligibles. "They're both good ball players, but they're going to find it tough taking that right-field Job away from me," claims Eddie. play Great Lakes, Athletic Director Herbert O. Crisler told his 1942 football squad today. At present Michigan has scheduled DO VOL RECOGNIZE THESE FAMILIAR LANDMARKS IN YOUR CITY? iiavrn 19 l.vt 41 'f! A ltH 1 37 Waahlncton it 4 111.1 I'M I'mloilriuliia 8 .11 117 186 19 TIU KSDWS RKS1LTS Nrw llnvrn A.

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Feb. 12 (AP) Georgia Tainter, eighteen- year-old Fargo (N. player, and Grace Amory, of Palm Beach, won their way today into the finals of i in An in i a.T it -mi ii aurtl tne i'alm Beach women golf tournament Each plastered her semifinal opponent with a 5-and-4 defeat, Miss Tainter ousting Evelyn Odom, of Miami, and Miss Amory defeating Peg Kirk, of Winter Haven. The 18-hole final will be played tomorrow. A newcomer to top-flight winter golfing circles, Miss Tainter was medalist In this tournament and pinner of the recent Miami Bilt-more.

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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12 (AP) A Notre Dame product, Tom man, line coach at Crcighton University, was named head football coach of Washington University of the Missouri Valley Conference today. His assistants will be Andy Pilney and Bud Kerr, also former Notre Dame gridiron stars, and Wilson (Bjd) Schwenk, Washington's forward-passing ace, who is to be graduated in Ji ne. Gorman succeeds Frank (Butch) Loebs, who has coached the Bears for two seasons.

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