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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01

Senior Lee the guitar funny
had had ambitions past
done in minstrel shows and
he had luck speak Of he wendell his
Here he learned speak Spanish provoked
Spanish with English
Burns and Allen speaking English
pegged for Spaniard o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01
WATR PROGRAMS
1890 Kilocycles

3:O0-Benny Krueger's Orch.
S:3O-The Land of Dreams
4:00-Hits and Encores
4:15-Frank Gager's Orch.
4:30-Belmont Park Race
4:45-Orange Blossom Quartet
5:OO-Louis Panico's Orch.
5:30-Waterbury Democrat News
5:45-Captain Midnight
6:00-Yankee News
6:15-Jim Britt, Sports
6:30-Edna O'De1l, Songs
6:45-Ben Young's Orch.
7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:15-Melodies of the Stars
7:3O-Topics of Today
S:OO-Wythe williams. commenta-
s:15-cats m TANNERS
8:3O-Ned Jordan, Secret Agent
9:OO-Mystery Hall-Drama
9:3O-Laff m Swing Club
1O:OO-Raymond Gram Swing
1O:15-Stars Over Manhattan
10:3O-Eddie divers Orch.
1O:45-Vagabond's Trail
News
11:15-Weather Service
11:3O-Duke Days Orch.
TOMORROW
A. M.
S:15-weather; Morning Musicale
8:3O-Musical Menu
9:0O-Morning Devotions
9:l5-Shoppers' Guide
10:15-Our Neighborhood. Fay Clark
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1O:45-John MetcaIfe's Choir Loft
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01

THERE A Wednes-
which quoted winner
outsider $2
paid $255 to apiece
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01

Of the Football
WATR Saturday, employ method
uniform methods of broadcastng by the various whom
they employ in various of the Recently Jim
win the accounts Yale with
in Philadelphia methods
lowed football breakfasts by this particular Attainment
Of uniformity makes possible for the radio listener switch
another without
gain familiarity with the method covering
Included in the of instruction meeting
thorough drilling broadcast technique,
bEaadca listened recordings
heard ccims dvaons
boadcasng
than the listener realizes, this
idea Of the work which bring the football saums
to the parlors of avid gridron
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01
Dartmouth

Hanover N. H.. Oct. 1.-(UP)--
The Junior varsity demonstrated
Franklin and Marshall plays today
as Dartmouth prepared for its Sec
ond game Saturday. Guard Bill
Remsen of New York, member of
last years undefeated freshman
club, reported for the first time yes
terday. Most of the session was
spent in attempting to correct mis-
takes that cropped up in the Big
Green's initial win over st. Law
renee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01

Who Says New York
Is Out OF Series?
BY
DAN PARKER

THEY Dodgers and sdetacked the
Yankees but they can't keep of basbas classic viii still be
concerned with Greenberg
the Tigers uphodng the honor Of the dear old Bronx and
Mccormick the for that beloved Manhattan
land don't
such Rudy York. schcolboy Rowe Tommy
Bridges reenbeg epitomz the Detroit club When
his $40 cmore the Tiger not only gows but bp On the
budgeon
VERGE Of Cincinnati Of three ball clubs made the grade
this least couple home made good
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01

EXPERTS TRYING TO ANALYZE the for the Tigers
hit but the right The American League
Detroit not by Greenbeg not by Bridges not
by York. and by the banks Of the Wabash far but by
gentleman with white known Jedge Kenesaw Noun
tain Landis winter with fell purged the
Tigers Of enough ball players start league revolution and
village the F1ee The experts at consigned
Detroit to the limbo of ruined bali clubs team couldn't lose players
like Cunbne Mccoy without feeling the effects
it years said Where Cuenbine
the way? And what became Benny Mccoy the $4,000 flash?
We all DO what became of the Detroit Tigers Like old
fashioned beed stove which the cnker shaken
they became red hOt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-01
BROWN

Providence, r. l., Oct. 1.-(UP)-
Brown regulars returned to prac-
tice today for the game with Rhode
Island State Saturday. Sixteen
players were named to the training
table which started last night. Third
stringers scrimmaged against fresh
men yesterday.
BOSTON COLLEGE
Newton, Mass, Oct. 1.-CUP)--
The Boston College Eagles upset
conquerors of Tulane, returned to
classes today after arriving by train
from New Orleans La. Alumni and
students rendered the team a noisy
reception at the station. It was
learned that center Chef Gladchuk
suffered knee injury in the inter-
sectional clash and may not be
available for the Temple game Oct.
IL. A checkup by officials disclosed
that Tulane scored its touchdown
in the 27-7 Eagle triumph after time
had elapsed, but local experts be-
lieved the score would stand in the
records. Practice for the regulars re-
sumes tomorrow.
HOLY CROSS
Worcester, Mass, Oct. 1.-(UP)-
Coach Joe Sheeketski speeded up
practice preparations as Holy Cross
readied for an intersectional game
with Louisiana State at Baton Rouge
La, Saturday. A squad Of IS players
will leave Thursday. Despite the
Crusaders lopsided win over Prov
idence College Sheeketskl was far
from satisfied with the teams Of
fensive showing. Joe Osmansh,
brother OF the professional star
and former Holy Cross captain.
probably will start at fuilback
against Louisiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Detroit Keg|ers
Go CHICAGO

Four Detroit Times All-Star
Classic bowling teams will be seek
ing a possible $1,000 top prize in
Ray Schalk's fifth annual holiday
flve-man sweepstakes TO be held at
his Beverly Recreation in Chicago
next Saturday and Sunday.
They are George Holmes Ek-
hardi e. Becker. Joe Norris Stroh.
Herb MortenS Mineralites and
Louie Burr's Goebel The latter
was the only Detroit team 10 fin
ISL among the Is prize winners
who shared in the $1,000 prize
melon last season. Goebel was
third for $500.
In the former Chicago White
Sox backstopS sweeps four games
are rolled across eight alleys with
each team paying $50 10 enter.
Sroh won SIS for landing fifth
in 1887 and sos for third in 1887.
Detroit didn't get team in the
money in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Gasket Battles B.. & B.
For Lead in Classic
Bow|ers Open
State Tourney
Next Saturday

Fifty-four booster teams from
Lansing viii open the thirty-eighth
annual r6GTnamcnr 81 m r-iiifrc'rrrf-
gan State Bowling Association
over the new Spartan alleys there
next Saturday. The tourney,
which attracted a record entry OF
1000 teams. will continue week
ends through April 20.
A dozen teams from Motor
Wheel of Lansing viii bt the first
To take the drives at 4 p. m. They
will be followed by is more quin-
tets from the same company \
total of e fiveS from Oldsmobile
Will complete the first days roll
inC.
Six squads. four team and two
Of doubles and singles, arc billed
next Sunday when regulars make
their initial bids After a doubles
and singles shift at noon a full
squad of booster teams, represent
ing the Bowling Proprietors As
ISOLATION Of Detroit, will wing
away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Chicago Classic
Draws 100 Here

Reservations have been made
for 100 Detroit teams in the
American Women's Bowling Clss-
sic. TO be conducted in Chicago
from February % 10 April s By
The Chicago HeraId-Kmerican.
This is an increase Of as over
the total from this city which
bowled in the 1910 classic in the
Windy City
Thirty-four teams will go TO
Chicago on March Is eight on
March %. IS on March %, and
81 on the final Saturday April 5.
Detroit teams desiring 10 enter
the American Classic should COM
municate with Mrs. Marjorie
Clayton. who is the tournament
president. at Northlawn 1869. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Times Pin Sweepstakes
Deadline Is Extended
Bowlers Have Till
Saturday; Mayor
to Open Event
By HAROLD KAHL

Five more days! Bowlers
throughout Michigan will have
that additional time to file entries
for the ninth annual Detroit Times
Sweepstakes TO be rolled at I'M
perial Recreation in-the General
Meters Building opening -naxt Sat.
urday and continuing week-ends
through March 30 =
The entry deadline, originally
set for Saturday midnight. was
Extended until starting time next
Saturday only after numerous re-
quests. Proprietors and league
secretaries claimed they we're
unable TO contact all their bowlers
due to the fact many are idle dur
ing the holidays.
So all may be represented, an
extension was granted. Those de-
string TO enter are urged TO pick
Saturday dates and times because
those on Sunday are al a premium
right now. From the way entries
are pouring in the record LOSS
teams of last season seems certain
to be broken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
BY VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Winner of both the Michigan
Open and p. G. A. championships,
limerick KocSis of Indianwood is
given top ranking among state golf
professionals for 1910.
II was necessary to split hairs,
though, TO place him ahead of Eddie
Kirk of Glen Oaks, No. 2 man on
the list. because of Eddie's excel
lent showings in the two national
cvents-the Open and the P. G. A.
Kirk went 10 the semifinals in
the big p. G.. A. and tied for
twenty-third in the National Open,
thus qualifying automatically for
both events next year.
In the final analysis. though, ii
is difficult 10 see how Kocsis's two
state championships can be dis
counted and any one placed ahead
IF l,ty,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Times Classic
Season Marks

Team-Thfee games Schmidt 3is3:
strnh 3l5l Detroit Gasket 3147 Chene-
Trpmhlv. 3l2A Mineralites, 300
Team One game Schmidt los, Chene-
Tromhly. ll04 Stroh. 100. Krakow, 1927
fkhardt & Becker 1922
Individual Three games: Archie jan
kovskt Detroit Gasket. 1855. Howard Cur
tln R,sdon 7a7 Al Kapitzki, Parit. III;
Chester Bukowskf. Schmidt T04.
individuai-One game Cas- Grygier
Strnh 2gs Jack DiGiovanni Norton, 27e
Howard Curtin Risdon. as. Pau Serb
ner Krakow, 277,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
How State Golfers Rated in 1910

PUBLIC COURSE
Mike Dietz.
2-Zygmund ZawadzLi.
SACK La Rose. g.
woody Malloy.
Art Pony.
6-,Jimmy johnson.
Frank Connolly.
8-Ray Ala.
9-Frank Babis.
l0-Jay Law.
WOMEN
Margaret Russell.
Mrs. Donald Weiss.
Slope Seignious.
4-Majorie Row.
5-Mary Agnes Wall.
JUNIORS
Dick Whiting.
Jack La Rose.
S-Bill Wilson.
Jack Ross.
SJim Funston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

Oaks Die. d in the second round
OF tho Michigan p, c. A.
KocsiS record has two blots on
IT, He failed to qualify in the
local trials for the National Open
lie also missed out in the medal
test at Hershey for the p. G. A.
But Kirk, who otherwise was
Old Man Consistency himself, got
into the National p. c. A. only be-
cause Mortie Dutra withdrew after
qualifying.
Although he failed TO win a state
championship for the first time in
a number of years Al WatrouS'
all-around good performances won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Second Money Winner

al tied for second in the L. A.
Young tournament and for seventh
in the State Open. He was second
only TO limerick Kocsis among the
leading money winners.
Chick Harbert and Chuck Koc-
sis. who competed as professionals
for the first time, are included
among the first 10 Harbert. who
was second in the Open. tied for
sixth in the L. a. Young tourna-
ment and qualified for the National
Open, is the No. 5 man. Chuck is
eighth. Chuck won the l.. A..
Young tournament but was kept
from a higher rating because he
failed TO qualify for the National
Open.
There arc two lists for the anna
tour golfers one for those who
competed in events open TO both
private md prTt1trc- rourse prayers
and tho other limited 10 public
course players. Ia
The first group is headed by Bob
BabbiSh. winner of the District.
with ZyGmund Zawadzki, winner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
800 More FiUes

securing 1850 leans The
State Association bettered last
seasons record of $40 fives by $50
OF this number 399 are regular
and 631 booster. The doubles
drew 1898 combinations and the
singles 1886 individuals. both
large increases over last season.
Joe Norris Stroh took the team
championship last season with
1881. the doubles going 10 Jack
Di Giovanni and Bert Pearson
with 1918. Joe Reese won a roll
off with Les Nipper of River
Rouge after both tied for the
singles crown at ia Paul Born
Of Bay City captured the all
events with 1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Regulars Appear

a mixed group of teams from
Detroit. Fenton. Coldwater, Ply
mouth and Lansing is scheduled at
4 p. m. Chene-Trombly and Bud
weiSer of Detroit, New Fenton
Recreation, Warner-Buick of Cold
water and GoldStein's and Daisy
of Plymouth are the regulars
Three bo~ter outfits from Cold
water four from Lansing. two from
Detroit and one from Fenton will
=fff.tis4A- out the shooting Class A
doubles and singles will resume al
6 p. m
The s p. m, squad, known at
Ki-Ro-Li-Ex, will be composed of
Lansing booster teams. They are
from the kiwanis, Rotary, Lions
and Exchange clubs. Fisher Body
will have Is teams TO end the first
wcek-end's activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
10th Century Choice

Twentieth Century rules the
favorite over Vernor's. while Paris
gets the edge over Krakow despite
the latter's twin-triumph over
Stroh last week
In the individual average
Norris is only 120 pins behind
Crimmins with 205.23. the former
being on the up and the latter
on the down recently in pin tum-
bling Besides Crimmins, Norris
and ButkowSki others in the
200 class are PauluS with 20l17
and Howard Curtin Of Risdon with
200.ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

Collegiate basketball makes its
final stand for 1910 and welcomes
the infant, 194l, rather suspici-
0uSTy IN DeTofr ri11iSS week.
Three top flight games are
featured on the docket-two in
volving Wayne University and the
third the University of Detroit.
The Tartars will move against
two OF the Easts more famed
- Cornell at the
Naval Armory Monday night and
Dartmouth in the Central High
gym Friday.
u. OF DIS home assignment will
send the Titans into play with
southern colorbearer. Centenary
University in the Naval Armory
New Years night.
Play in East
sBcSides their home activity. the
Titans also are confronted by a
stiff Eastern swing of two games.>
The Detroit. forces hit Scranton
University Friday night and "a
hours later match shots with VIII
lanova University in Philadelphia.
Unprecedented on the Wayne
schedule arc both Cornell and
Dartmouth. The Big Red from
Ithaca will bring virtually an all
veteran team to Detroit for Mon
days encounter.
James Bennett. forward. Howard
Dunbar. center. Dan Jolly and
Charles Jacks. guards. all appeared
on the Cornell first string which
won 10 and dropped l3 last season.
Veteran Players II
Before starting West on IFS
present Journey. Cornell had con-
quered Alfred Lafayette and Ma
CARA IN succession al home.
Dartmouth with team COM
posed chiefly of siX-tooters IS
rated one Of the leading con-
tenders for championship honors
in the East this Winter.
Capt. Gus Broberg, who heads
the Green. has twice broken scor-
ing records for scoring along the
Eastern Seaboard One Of the
Dartmouth centers. Conner Shaw.
stands s feet s in { h es and
weighs 220.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

link title 10 go with his triumph
m tf1c- Sta-c- 7t17Tdtrur.
Art Pony and Mike Dietz, like
ZawadZk are included on both
lists. Pony tied with Sheehan for
low amateur in the Michigan Open.
Dietz in the State Amateur won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

PROFESSIONALS
limerick Kocsis.
Eddie Kirk
3-Al Watrous.
MARVIN StahI.
Chick Harbert.
6-Frank Moore.
Joe Before.
S-Chuck Kocsis.
9-Lee KOsten.
l0-Pat Sawyer.
AMATEURS
BASED on play in tournaments
open 10 both private and public
course golfers
bob Babbish.
2-Zygmund Zawadzbh.
3-Tom Sheehan.
Chris Brinke.
Sired Hammer.
6-Art Pony
Jack Emery
S-Bill Barclay.
mike DietI.
10-Drew EgIeston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Stroh Visions SWeep

To replace +. e. 3. in the driv-
er's scat Gasket will have TO re-
peat its feat of last week, which
won't happen, according to George
Holmes. captain Of the leaders.
for any amount Of money. He
claims f. & B. merely had an off
night and is set. to come back
strong at Baskets expense.
In the second best match Nor
ton runs into and up and coming
Stroh outfit. Stroh, boastlng top
average of 9Sl. must make its
move soon if il hopes TO win the
title again The team has lost
some close ones and Capt. Joe
Norris expects his boys to blank
Norton hike in the days of yore.
Charley kotarski and Harold
Allen of MinerahteS and Capt. Joe
PauluS and Joe Green of Chene-
Tromhly will be the chief figures
in their series The teams are 50
evenly matched il is hazardous to
even guess the result Mineraltes
have a 2i2- pin average, which
means nothing in three games.
Schmidt and Goebel tied with
Century for seventh.
are paired because of higher aver
ages. If Chef Bukowski keeps up
his present pace Schmidt should
come through. He climbed 10
fotfr-t m m ttt1r' fr1ttfvftftfaf averages
with 200 20 as a result OF 637 last
week But Goebel still has John
Crimmins, who tops them all with
Dos ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Leader Confident
of Win at Rec
Sunday Night
STANDINGS
SuNDAY NIGHTS MATCHES

SINDAN NIGHTS MATCHES
Twentieth Century ". Nernor's, alleys
6f-6S; MinerRlites ~. thene-Trombly. So
20; Risdon Vs. Ritehre. 7i-71 Ekhardt
A Becker ". Detroit Gsskst. 1914; Coca
Cola ". Pepsi-Coia. 1916: Merton ".
~troh. IT'S: Krakow ~. Paris, 1890 (;
schmidt ". Goebel. sl-s2
Matches AT Detroit Recreation Building,
Lafayette and shelby, seventh floor,
.. m.
Along 10-pin alley many are ex-
pecting betrqit Gasket 10 GUST
Ekhardt e. Becker from first place
in The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic when they meet again in
the feature of the leagues first
position week" at the Recreation
Building, Sunday at s p. m.
Gasket earned the right 10 cross
alleys with +. & b. by virtue of
its sweep over the latter last Sun
day. and a higher average than
Norton with which it is tied for
second. Teams are paired accord
ing to the standings. Where there
is tie the team with higher
average is given preference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

weekly events Margaret Russell
the district champion. IS rated
ahead Of Mrs. Donald Weiss, the
state champion.
Dick Whiting. winner OF both the
district 54-holc and state junior
titles. occupies 10. ! position
among the Juniors. Jack LaRose,
district match play champion, IS
cnropH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Beat Hin, in p. G. A.

Another factor that counted
heavily in Kocsis' favor was his
victoEy over Kirk the only time
they met in a man-to-man con-
flict. Kocsis defeated the Glen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Women S State Pin
DeadIine Saturday

Entries close next Saturday al
midnight for the fifteenth annual
tournament of the Mic & n
Women's State Bowling AsSocia-
ton to be staged week-ends AT
Recreation Center in Battle Creek,
Starting January 25
The event is divided into three
classes. A for teams with an aver
of 736. doubles POT and singles Isl
-drrrf-up. -6eifdyv r r FOR tpau7y,
626-735; doubles, 272-296. singles,
l36-150. and Class c. 600-625,
272-271 and l25 and under.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

him third place. He led the local
qualifiers for the National Open
and shared medal honors- in the
P. G. A. trials with Marvin Stahl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Teams and Pilots

The Clinton Valley teams are
Henry Lightfoots Nibicks, Joe
Lmdberg'S Mashie Irons Fred
Glaeser's Jiggers, Tom Maloneys
Clippers. Tom Pattcrson's Putters,
George Aliens Greens. George
Mitchell's Mashie-Niblicks. Walter
VOLTS Driving Irons, Walter Cos
tello's- Spoons. Jack Bakers Bras
sizes. Ed Stafford'S Washes and
Tildon Gallagher's Drivers
Clarence Applegates Drivers
Joe Hughes Brassies. Ed RouS-
Seau,s- Spoons Adam NackenZle.s
Midirons. Pat Sawyer's Washes
Bob Timbourg's Mashie- Nihlicks
DR.. Paul Millcr.S NiblickS and John
Keller's Putters will spill EN- for
Birmingham. Four Cotter De Luxe
Dinners teams. headed by Frank
Grober will complete the squad
For those not fully acquainted
with the rules we Will give them
again. briefly There are five diff
ferent classes and five different
prize funds. ruled strictly upon the
entry in each. The classes are:
Class A Teams averaging
925 and up; Glass B. Teams
averaging S75 and including
924: Glass Cleans averaging
S25 and including S7i; Class D.
Teams averaging 775 and includ-
ing S2t: Glass E-Tcams aver
aging ia. or less.
Teams arc classified according
10 their average of December of
this year Tho individual average
Of any team member rolling on
moro than one team is computed
or the basis Of his general average
in all circuits. You may bowl on
moro than ono team providing
each is Of a different classification,
but only once in any particular
class.
Entry fec is only Is cents and Is
cents for bowling. or total of
$3.50 per team. Entry fec Of S3.75
must accompany entry blank. Last
year S2.175 in prize money was
given among the five divisions. Get
your entry in today and YOU will
be in one Of Detroit s most popular
bowling events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

of the State. second. Babbish
earned his place through his good
showing IN =ASiatierai= 0pen. He
tied for third in the local trials and
was the only state player besides
Kirk to stick for the final 30 holes
in the championship proper.
Sheehan, who led the local quail
ifiers for the National Amateur
and tied BabbiSh for third in the
Open trials, is rated third in this
group and Chris Brinke fourth.
Sheehan and Brinke were the only
ones from this section TO get in
match play in the National Anna
teur. Sheehan won two matches
but Brinke lost in the first round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
KOcsis Top State Golfer


two matches before Sheehan beat
him.
Because OF her record breaking
performance in winning nine Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
On Both Lists

Mike Dietz, runnerup in the Ma
tional Publinx. and the first De-
troiter ever 10 reach the final of
this event, is given first place
among the public course players.
He also led the local trials for this
event. Zawadzki is second. He
didn't qualify for the National
PubLnX but won the State Pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
COLI Clubs BoWl

Twelve teams from Clinton Val
ley Country Club and II from
Birmingham Golf Club will hold
down the first two squads next
Saturday. The Clinton Valley
group will start shooting al ] p. m,
instead of the usual hour 100, TO
permit time for brief opening cere-
monies before the second squad.
Mayor Edward J JeffrieS. an en-
thusiastic golfer and bowler will
Try to sweep a strike into the pits
at the official opening at 3 ?. m.
He will endeavor to outShoot
George Allen and William Moody.
Clinton Valley and Birmingham
club presidents: Oscar Pharis and
John r. Smith, heads OF the re-
spective leagues.
Frank Palmer. vice president.
and Harold Coyle, secrctary-treas-
urer of the Clinton Valley league
Adrian Cotter and John Keller,
vice presidents, and Babe
Learned. secretary of Birmingham.
also will take part Judge John D.
Watts will be master OF cere-
monies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
: Faces
Eastern Teams
Here This Week

Collegiate basketball makes its
final stand for 1910 and welcomes
the infant, 1871, rather suspici-