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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Bowling Notes
Hudson Grabs First Place
In Millett's House Loop

J. L. Hudson took sole possession
OF first place in Johnny Milletts
House League with a sweep as
Fort Boulevard, previously tied
dropped a pair 10 Risdon. although
n outrolled its rival. 29l6 TO 2S47,
Don Berger's 23S-2l4-223 for CTS
gave LaMeasure two over Regal
High scores-Larry LsMeasure 23f. II.
Rsmm 40. Henry Jsnkowsky az. Ernie
Friedman 2O3. A Friedman 202, Hickey
2o3-2i3-2O2. McCsrty 256. Lane 207. Aho
21a -205. Koval 2i7 Charley Goodruw 212.
Rov Bartlett 2OO-255. Charley Martin 2l0-
2ot, Fiorenzi ais. Norm Kesthley 2i5.
Norm Hslleen 227-23f. Lorne Trickett 225.
y KEEL 2is. Lsnnos ali. Herm stenke
222 Fisher 2Os-2O5-245t Ira Birch 2l5,
Gordon Tanner 2Os-200 lou Keppsn 202
o'Ross 22s, Morris 214-202, schemsnske
r02. Huntington 235.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Orange Bowl Events
Will Include REGATTA

= MIAMI. Fla, Dec 424-Small
boats and their enthusiastic own
ers will share honors with the dis
tinguished company of yachts and
yachtsmen in the final days activ-
tiles that bring Miami's Orange
Bowl Jamboree 10 a close January
2. A schedule Of 10 races. includ-
ing three for sailing craft. out
board runabouts Miami Flyer in
boards and two heats for free-for-
all cupboard runabouts The races
will be run during the afternoon of
January over a course staked out
In Biscayne Bay. directly in front
of Bsyfront Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
British Relief
Bling Crosby, Bob Hope
Going on Golf Tour

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 24.-Anx-
ious to do their Bit for the British
War Relief Fund. Bing Crosby and
Bob Hope announced today they
will leave Hollywood in March for
a cross country golf exhibition
tour.
The two stars also will make
theater appearances. with all pro-
ceeds going to British aid.
They viii oppose Jimmy De-
msret and Tony Penna. pro golf
yers. Both Crosby and Hope shoot
in the low 70s.
Their first appearances will he
IN Fort Worth. Dallas. San An
tonic and Houston. Tex. The re-
mainder Of their itinerary will be
mapped later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Bueky Walters
Best N. |. HurIer
By PAT ROBINSON

fs~vssttcssI News >sr,,e. sports Writer
NEW YORK. Dec. "a For the
second consecutive season. Bucky
Walters. the reformed third base
man. was the outstanding pitcher
In the National league. a glance
at the official statistics showed
today.
The rugged right handler who
was main cog IN the Cincinnati
Reds championship machine. paced
the senior circuit pitchers IN five
scparate departments during 1910
HIS earned run average Of Is
per game Was the best In the
league and. IN addition be was one
OF three 20-game winners last
season
The. only other hurler who fin
ished close 10 Walters was Claude
PaSseau. the Chicago Cubs lanky
right handler. He won 20 games
and lost II for an. earned run
average of $50 per nine innings.
Paul Derringer. who won the
final game of the World Series for
the Reds from the Tigers started
the most games 81. and Joe Beggs.
his teammate. finished tho most.
u. Clyde Shoun. St Louis over
worked left-hander. appeared IN
the most games Sd again last
year. He also pitched in the most
contests in 1899.
Three pitchers-Manuel Salvo,
Bees: Bill Lohrnan, Giants. and
Whitlow Wyatt, Dodgers-each
tossed five shutout victories and
Walters and Beggs tied for the
longest winning streak Of nine
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Washer Sales Sd
Best History

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Househoid
washer shipments in November
were the third highest in the in
dustrys history for that month,
the total being 100,7S7. against
l02, 800 year ago and 102 $50 in
November, 1886. according TO JOS
eph r. Bohnen, executive secre-
tary treasurer of the American
Washer and Iron Manufacturers
Association.
The usual seasonal drop &C.
CURED from the preceding month.
the sll-time high October. when
shipments aggregated 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
HEAyIEs BOW TO MURDOCH

Murdoch Five took command of
third in the Detroit Elks circuit
by trounclng Joe Muer's heavy
weights, composed of Joe Bova.
2S5 pounds; Ed Feltentrager, 1875;
Frank Bova, go; Anthony Barone,
240. and Frank Resch 242.
thony BarDne 226. Robert Musgrave 224.
Nicholas Hunmaster 22i. Harold Kuhagen
220 Louis Serianni 220 George Steak 2i4,
George Eyer 2i3. Hubb Bell 30 Arthur
Du Perry 100000. Bud Werner 206 Richard
De Marais 205. Harold Motel 205, Jack
Burns 203. Irwin Gies 203, Raymond
Allen 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

Altes and Budweiser are tied
for the lead in the Rainbow Recre-
alton Major circuit. Joe Norris
speared 277-20S-206 for SOL and
high series Of the night
High scores-Mccarthy 2Os- 202 Kish
202 -2O2, Norris 2T7-2os-206. Kent 2Oi
odgsrs 713, socoEia 7i4-7Oi. Long 2iO.
o Brien 2i2-2ls, Bon 207-210-2s3. crilly
2l5. Richmond all, Altenberg 22e-2ii. NIL
Ter 70e, Wosmund AL Gardelis 707 wenI
20e-20e, COVE 236, sorl asa. Gnmilde 733,
kadEom 26s. Roth 2O3, Wilson 222-2l5.
Both zoe. Keefe 7Oi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
WOLFE SHOOTS 27e

Ed Wolfe startled the Dodge
Main Machine Shop loop member
ship with 276 game. He got a
split for nine in the first frame,
10 in row and a seven-pin split
on his last ball. He has a 1873
average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

competed in 10 races. including
the two Bayview Yacht Clubs long
distance events on Lake ST. Clair.
LIVED ABOARD SHIP
They made their home aboard
their ship during the Summer al
the Detroit Yacht Club and in
July sailed Westwind TO Georgian
Bay for their vacation.
The championship in the X cat
boat class went TO a veteran skip
per OF the single-stickers, Bill
Fors. with Controversy. who beat
out Dave Williams Smile ii.
There was little activity in the
Star class on Lake st. Clair. Only
three boats came out and in the
five races in which they competed
Pat Clsncy's Scrapper tied with
John Plsttner's Fleet Star with
Is points each.
ID. Y. C. TEAM BEATEN
For the first time in many
seasons the Detroit Yacht Club
CK-team catboat shippers we're
beaten in the scramble for sea-
sons laurels. The Detroit Boat
Club teams, with Andy Carnegie
and Champion Finn placing high
in each regatta, collected 125
points TO edge out Edison Boat
Club. which had 124 The Detroit
Yacht Club finished the year with
Ill. el
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Toledo Plants
Add Workers

TOLEDO, Dec. 24-Fifty-one
major Toledo plants, mainly auto
motive, reported 20,S66 workers
in the week ended December n.
an increase of 120 over the 0,746
reported in the revised figures for
the preceding week and comparing
with 20.425 year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
WILLIAM
.DANkOWSKI.

of 1888 Fischer avenue,
shows a 41ss increase in
business and has earned
more than $450.00 in the 2
years he has been carrying
The Detroit Times in the
neighborhood of Crane,
Mack, Chsrlevoix and kolb
avenues. William is a "B"
student at St. Catherine
High School, likes football
and baseball a. his fsvorite
sports, wants to be a mail
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
TRAUTZ LEAD REDUCED

Trautz margin was reduced to
a single game in the Coca-Cola
League when 1t lost three games
TO G. Frank as Josaitis and
Roberts continued their tie for
second with sweeps.
High scors,-Hsrrv Bartlett 7is. Gerald
Asssick Az, Ray spade 20s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
REACH SELECT CLASS

Joe Winkler hit GAL and Chef
Corey 621 for their first 600 Sc
ries in the Dodge Main Machine
Shop circuit. The former has a
167 average, the latter 15s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
FIRST 800 SERIES

Steve Corbett Of the Detroit
Recreation League rolled pol
213 for SIS At Chene- Trombly. II
was his first 500 series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Rose Marsh from John.
Mary r Allen from Helen y.
Maria Miluch from Joseph.
Edward Petrick from Dorothy.
Letitia Carr from Arthur.
Edith c. Bolat from Hazen p.
Mildred FAIRIES from Clifford.
George Harenchuk from Vaselins.
Patricia Koranich from Carl.
Edythe Cohen from Sam.
Eva Hislop from Stanley.
Ethel NJ. Hartwick from William r.
Ernest Williams from Virginia.
Euuice Schultz from Ralph.
Juanita Hyser from Hazen.
John W. Smith from Alice v.
Rosa =. Lafevere from hurry L.
Isidore Cisneroz from Victoria.
Jewell Finzel from George.
Tavern Williams from Fred Y.
Mary L. Horton from Boisy.
Eleanor Mitchell from william.
Thomas c. Graham from Ruth
Dorcss J. Waters from Franklin.
Margaret NJ Long from Ernest.
Ollie N. zichler from Gustsve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
MEN the !"
MAKING


Carrying newspapers is
Hns training for boys.
III not only teaches
them the Importance Of
meeting responsibility
but offers them an op.
poriuniiy to meet people
and learn how to deal
with them. All this plus
hsalthfuI outdoor sxsr.
else Is offered these
young businessmen as a
part time vocation
which allows them TO
make their own money
during after. school
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys were born to:
Annie Allen. 1897 Scotch
Gerolms Acquaro, 13s03 Gallagher
Rita Rielcki. 505s Chatsworth
Willie Mae Ballard 543e Riopelle.
Anna Begin, 1893 Flanders
Mary Dennis, 241 Theodore
Edna Farris. 1905 John r,
Irene Guilnet. 272s Temsns. Hsmtramc
Matte Green, 1927 Seventeenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
WURM's FIVE IN FRONT

Wurn's Five held its two-game
advantage in the Knights of Co
lumbus loop.
High scores-Hub Martin 203. Marvin
Lehman 2is, Harold Allen o-2is. r..
Koch 70e-231, George Msday all, Pete
Bauer 225-23s, William Kurzyns 20O-203-
zzz. Paul Chutis 20s William Pilette 212.
Frank Dederich 205. Ted Look POP 202.
John Bulk 22J. Frank Tautin 22S. Tom
NcKsrnsn 2o2-21o, Jack Burns 203-2is.
Rev. Fr. kolb 81. Tom Rooney 24S-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
ID. p. w. RACE TIGHTENs

Team No. 5 climbed to within
one game of first place in the d.
p. w. circuit by sweeping three
games from Team No. 3 with 2481
TO 2191.
High scores-Harry shavstoski. 712, All;
Edward Reuter-. 20e; Sylvan Leslie 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
ID. Y. C. TEAM BEATEN
Season Standings for LIS, Stars, Ks

Bos-Skipper-tluh Race
Cadillac Glenn ant John Carter.
Bounty. DR. !. VI Carter. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Westwind. Nevins. Dye.
Dipper. Les Perrne. BYC..................... IL
Searck. Chester Kicker. DYC.................
STAR CLASS
Scrapper. Pat Clancy. CSYC ..................s
Fleet Star. John Plsttner, CSYC.
BengueIa, n. ..................
CLASS CATBOATS
Controversy Bill Fors DYC..................
Smile II. Williams, Dye. ...............
Fidder's witch. George r. Van, DYC........
Polly Gregg. Barkenowitz Dye
BoogIe, L Tanney, Dye.
Caroway Seed, James HARRISON. Dye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
BIRTHS

Dorothy Grubbs. 734s East Congress.
Elwanda Humphreys, 1888 Dane.
ceols Hall $50 Montisth.
Cleo Hill, 20iO Bsecher.
Lillian Lilies. 5000 East Grand boulevard.
Ruth Mcbride. 1855 Boston boulevard.
Emogene Miller, so0e Twelfth.
Helen Miller, 1929 Van Dyke
Ora Mae Mitchell. s1i Medbury.
Rose Puchovan. 400 Dodge
Jane Pokrywkas 7f25 sarena.
Pauline Roberts, 1929 West Kirby.
Laura shefsky, e2s West Warren.
Helen Turgelis $500 Third.
Rosemary vslchins, SSH Appoline, Dear
born.
Alberta Williams, 1887 Hsil.ck.
Pernola War;. i7os Riysrd.
Girls were born TO:
Lillian Brooks. 1888 Abbott.
Maggie Boone. ga North Ferdinand
Antoinette compsgnoni. 2o4 East Green
Ethel Curtin, 1871 Asbury Park.
Pauline Ciccone, +40s Magnolia:
Regina Carse, 2722 Orleans
Marie Caypoole, 14710 Lappin.
Gladys coldwell. 20l4S Carrie.
June DesChaine, lis Davenport.
Marie Heady, 1927 Hubbard,
Marguerite Huber. 20i0s Ereelsnd-
Matte Jones es7s Deluar.
Bergetts Jubenviile, 3002 Garland.
Agnes Kay 2l1s Parker
Wanda Kuxdzsl, 443e Casper &c.
I Fiossis dbaudsns1ager. 1745 West Warren.
Viols 0sley, 303e Gladstone,
Alice oreskovic, 1898 Livernois.
Margaret organ, 1918 Birwood.
Blanche Price. 2is Gsrdenis. Royal Oak.
Gerry Sipe 1901 Ironwood.
Isabel Simon. 1858 Benson.
Genevieve Sperzel 1901 Filbert.
HsIyIs szczepaniak. s0s7 Georgia.
Ann SINGER sl16 Olympia.
Matte Young. $50 Alfred.
Pearl Zimmerman, s575 Canton.
Bray 3obel. 1882 Hawthorne.
Helen Zitny, STA Chase road. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Carter Bros. Won
Regatta Figures ShoU That Glen, and John Topped
All Other Shippers for Year in L Class
BY GEORGE Y. VAN

Those sturdy L-boais. 2S-foot
sloops, sailed together as a class
for the first time on Lake ST Clair
during the 1910 regattas of the
Detroit River Yachting Associa-
ton
There were five boats in the
class. but a review Of the racing
season, in compiling the standings,
reveals that for the year only
three Of them were in the running
for the championship, which went
10 Cadillac III. owned and sailed
by the Carter brothers. Glenn and
John.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
MAKES HUBBY BLUSH

Catherine Paulus Markell
daughter OF John Paulus, pro-
prietor of Chene- Trombly Recre-
alton, shot 222 in the Ladies'
league. She carries a 135 aver
age. Occasionally she beats her
husband. Ted. and does he blush!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
IN EIGHT RACES

There were 10 races altogether
during The season in which the l. IS
could race and the Carter boys
sailed in eight OF them. winning
two firSts hut getting in the money
often enough otherwise to finish
with the highest percentage .SS6.
Or. J. NJ Carter with Bounty
got the winning gun four times in
seven starts but finished low in
some of the races and ended the
season with-a percentage OF 1913. +
Les Nevins, who sailed with his
vito. Doris aboard Westwind, was
a newcomer. like the Carter boys,
10 the class during 1910 and fin
ished IN third place with $40. The
NevinS are intrepid yachtsmen and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Death Rotttes

Rosemary. husband OF the late Elixabeth
dear father Of Joseph p. Fred J. and
Henry W, brother Of Otto W. Reck.
Funeral services Thursday. 2 p. m, at A.
". Peters funeral home. l20oT Gratiot ave
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York Central loop with 219-203-
for 623. ----sssse---------
High scores-H. McNamars 70s. Walter
shuttle 7is, Larry Saul EOS. vernon Nelson
232 Al Moeller 72s.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
BY Harold kahI

AItes and Budweiser Tied
In Rainbow Major League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Vital Statistics

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Edward A. Casey, AZ; Edith Csssibo. 70.
sigmund Dombrowski %: Dorothy Kon-
keI. ~
@. c. Dudgeon. 20: Eloise Lillian Brosin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

Z. H. wARRFs 90, LOCAL, LoNo DIsf,
1854 LORRAINE. TYLBR t-ooo0
vlcroRs MOVING, sTokXdE-oH7lS|
hired men, established since 1874; iovs1fl
nat rates 17is2 syracuss. nosun 80.
them for resultsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

competed in 10 races. including
the two Bayview Yacht Clubs long
distance events on Lake ST. Clair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Special Notices

ICE sKAT1Nc-wes Warren and uvre
nois. Sport Center. Admission ieszIe3
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-16
OMNIBUS WAR MOVE

How can the British abandon the
Mediterranean? That would be to
abandon France, whose lifeline and
link with her African colonies it is.
1t would be to abandon the great
Anglo-French near-eastern army,
which is rapidly being assembled
as a threat to the totalitarian left
flank. That army couldn't be NUM-
toned and supplied by the long
route around Africa. 1t might pos
sibly be fed by supplies coming
through the Red sea but not sup
ported by munitions and equipment.
To abandon the Mediterranean to
Italy would also be to abandon Tur-
key and leave the mess in south
eastern Europe in Hitler's hands,
to the extent that he could divide
up the spoils by some kind of trade
between the supposed enemies,
Mussolini and Stain. Such a pair
ing of strange bedfellows would be
stronger than the coupling of sup
posed enemies, Hitler and Stain, to
ravage and divide Poland.
Such results are impossible for
England and certainly for France
to contemplate. Therefore it seems
pretty clear that England is not
leaving the Mediterranean with
anything except her ordinary COM
mercial traffic usually routed
through the Suez canal. She is just
getting her rich argosies promptly
out of an area of danger from a
sudden possible clash of aerial and
maritime navies in those waters.
It seems to me that the critical
element in this war just now is not
what happened in Norway, as what
may happen in the Mediterranean.
If that warfare opens up, the af-
fair in Norway will just be side
show and that raises my principal
conjecture. Hitler has two choices
in grand strategy. He can concen-
trate on the British empire by strik-
ing at it's heart in western Europe,
or, if he has the armed assistance
of Italy, he can attempt to cut it in
pieces in detail and strengthen his
own economic, if not military, posi-
ton by operation in southeastern
Europe and the Mediterranean. He
can do either, but he can't do both
at the same time.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-16

young, May
nardHutchins
of Chicago
and Stringfel-
low Barr of
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-16
JOHNNY MOVES UP

Johnny Roosevelt, youngest and
only merchant son Of the President,
has been promoted.
The Filene department store in
Boston, for which he went to work
several years ago as a stock boy,
has made him manager of new
branch in Winchester, Mass. This
is one of the most rock-ribbed Re-
publican strongholds in New Eng
land. Out of population of $4,000
there are only 400 registered Demo-
Gratis N.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-16

Aboue is jolly party among the
boys and girls. There are no
drunks, but Everyone is little bit
"high." 1t is estimated that under
such conditions the drivers re-
actions are SLOWED approximately
so per cent, Which means that the
car will travel fve to forty feet far
ther before he acts in an en,er-
gency. On this basis, the North
western National study figures the
driver and his passengers are under
the same risk as if they Uere trap
cling on contraband treighter.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-16

Perfect Originality
A good imitation is the most
perfect originality .-Voltaire.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-16

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