Tigers Lead AL Behind Benton's Low Earned Run Average
Detroit stats note Benton a Navy dischargee with a 0.89 ERA. He started 14 games and completed 10, posting 10 wins and 2 losses over 111 innings. Opponents have 78 hits and 14 runs allowed, with nine extra base hits.
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Wolverines Face Army and Navy in Futile Fall Schedule
University of Michigan lines up a demanding 1945 football slate with Army and Navy on the nonconference docket and a strengthened Big Ten lineup. Only two regulars return from the 1944 squad, center Jack Watts and quarterback Joe Ponsetto, amid talk of adjustments for the postwar season.
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Breslin Starred Touts Tigers Prospective All America
Detroit fans recall the 1935 Tigers win over the Cubs and hope for a repeat as Breslin, the star fullback, draws attention as a future all-America candidate after a strong seven-game fall against Missouri.
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Nippon Remnants Continue Losing Ground in Luzon
Manila reports Japanese army remnants in the Northern Luzon mountains suffered 882 killed and 142 captured over three days as American and Filipino forces pressed the retreat into the Cordillera. Formosan laborers desert in large numbers, with 66 surrendering in a Cagayan Valley town as food dwindles and troops abandon supplies.
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First American Indian Medal of Honor Recipient Named
Until 1944 no Indian had received the Medal of Honor. In 1944 Second Lieutenant Childers, a three quarter Creek from Broken Bow Oklahoma, was awarded the honor.
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