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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
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With George Porter setting the
pace with sparkling $50 for the
three-game series, Porters Clean
ers. city champions. continued
their dizzy rate in the Motor City
Bowling league by defeating Assoc
clated Electrics Monday night IN
Forest club. The champions had
scores OF $50. GOT and 500. The
Electrics, with handicap OF 1903
pins, turned In games OF TIP, S53
and I'll.
George Porter opened with 1871.
sandwiched in a 16S. and finished
with 2l0. Walter Sauls coupled
l5a. 212 and is9 for a total Of $50
pins to rank second to Porter.
Supreme maintained lis second
position standing in the league by
defeating Blackhawks. Supreme
carried handicap OF seven pins
as they rolled up S62. 76i. si3,
against 7s3. III and 1888 for the
Blackhawks.
Mastons trounced the I.arks team
in two Of the three games played,
769. $50 and 756. to the Iarks 1854.
744 and 766. Thompson Shoes went
into three-way tie with Black
hawks and Springhill for fourth
place by winning two games from
Nacirema Holding handicap Of
Is pins. the Thompson team knock
cd down the naples AZ the rate OF
FOG, 7s1 and 76o while Naclrema
was rolling 694. 673 and IT'S. Spring
hill won two and lost one TO Stet-
son. holding a handicap OF 125 pins.
Sprinehill turned In scores OF S26,
s5l. SAT and Stetson had S04. s4s
and 90i.
Swanson defeated Buick IN two
games and then lost the third with
scores TO 757. 757, 69i Buick had
74s, $50 and TAI Hillary Baldwin
set the pace for Swanson with
scores Of 142. 204 and 153.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Chicago Badminton
Champ Team Meets
St. Antoine Players

The 81. Antoine "Y" Badminton
club Is celebrating its second ami
versary by engaging Chicago's
stellar team here Thursday. Nov.
Is. Having trounced Columbus
twice and having taken part in city
wide competitions. the local team
Is confident OF extending It's win
ming streak.
President Alonzo Williams de-
clares his fellow players. Fred
Jones. Archie Jones. Hyle Robbins.
Thecdosia Chsvis. Edith Buckner.
Connie Robbins and Bonnie Smith
are anxious to start Thursdays
game.
"Our Tuesday night class has
developed some fine players, he
says. "and they are DESTROYS OF
matches with other players or
teams However. we are not taxi
lng Chicago too lightly because
Mrs. Ford. the Illinois state champ
ion who played here in the Inter-
national Y games in 1888. plays
a flashing brand OF badminton Be-
sides the men, fast and accurate,
are runners-up In various tourna-
ments Anyway. a good game Is In
store for all badminton fans at the
81 Antoine " at 8 pm"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
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The Sports Mirror


made by the fans, I'm compelled TO
agree with them. Mr. Toles should
be In tho main bout OF the evening.
and not relegated TO a semi-fnal
contest. II there's any fighter In
Michigan who deserves this recog-
milton. It is Mr.. Toles. a fighter who
is we'll equipped in the material
which goes 10 make "A top flight
fighter. and who has been a credit
10 the fight game since he entered
u seven years ago.
Those fans who remained away
from Mack Park in large numbers
last Thursday missed ona Of the
best football games played in this
neck OF the woods in a number oil
years. The Detroit Pioneers de
feated the Toledo All-Stars. 60.
Although handicapped by the
mOrass Of mud that covered
the playing field. the Pioneers
were able 10 execute some
sparkling trick plays that hat.
fled the strong Toledo team.
And. to give n fitting climax 10
the game. the Pioneer line he'd
the pounding Toledo backs
without n rain In three efforts
after the white boys had work.
ed the ball down TO the one.
foot line.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30

The rank and fle OF fight fans
.,oss fans who gather In barber
shops and on street corners to dis
euss feryidly the merits OF their
ssrorites - have exercised them
,s,ves into a frothy lather during
NE mast week as they laid special
smphasis on the coming Toles-
simon Donnybrook at Olympia,
These Iather-produclng dis
russlons have centered around
the position Of the battle, which,
according 10 latest reports,
will he the semi-final Of the
Al >ettIow.Y0ung Md Me-
Gov fight. n Is the contention
nj the fans that Toles and 81
mons should he headlinlng the
show Instead Of fighting In
seml.final bout.
To support their argument, the
fans point to the record establish
Cd nv Toles during the past four
wears During that time. the fans
argue. he has met and defeated
some OF the best heavyweights in
the country. including Isadora
Cssnnaga Jack Trammel. Jimmy
Adamick. Gus Dorazio and Patsy
Perroni.
Al the same time the fans are
arguing that Nettlow and Kid Nc
Gov. although good fighters. have
not advanced as far in their re-
spectiye division as Toles. This,
thew charge. should lend force TO
their contention.
We'll. after giving serious and
mature consideration 10 the charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Savoy Next Opponent
Slated To Meet The
Brewster Center Five

The Brewster Center Representa-
tive team. with no games sohed-
uled between now and Christmas,
will devote most OF their time 10
developing plays for the big holt
dav contest.
Coach John Glover's team will
meet the savoy Big Five in the
Christmas encounter. and Glover is
not satisfied with the results OF his
team Therefore. he has chartcd
program which viii entail con-
siderable practice before the holt
day contest.
The Savoy Big Five IS composed
OF a large number Of players who
have shown in Detroit in previous
years. especially Al johnson. who
came here last week as a member
OF tho Harlem Globe Trotiers.
Johnson Will manage the Savoy
team
Then. "Roosey' Hurson, the high.
scoring forward Of Crusaders and
Colleeians fame; George Darden,
another forward who formerly
PLAYED with tho Crusaders Sugar"
Morrison "a guard who has playe,l
aMiih number Of good teams. Al
Iucker star center al Alabama
state Teachers college. Al DEFER
mott former Rens center and
Washington High. Gary Ind and
Babe Brooks guard who for
merly starred with the Collerians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30

Roscoe TOleS ent plans. the Dig
Detroiter will box each and every
day until the day before the fight.
His road work will be done on Belle
Isle every morning.
Simons was expected In Detroit
this week TO begin mis- training for
the contest. Manager Jimmy john
stone said in New York last week
that he expected to arrive In De-
troit no later than Friday.
Holman williams, who meets
Mansfield Driskell in one OF the
preliminary bouts, was TO arrive
in Detroit Thursday to begin his
training. Driskell has already be-
gun his training grind at the AL
len gymnasium.
AL Nettlow and Young Kid Me-
COY. two Detroit welterweights. are
slated TO meet in the main event. a
ten-round contest which should de-
tcrmine the state title. Both boys
have been campaigning in the East.
The bouts will mark Mike ia
cobs' entrance in Detroit as a pro-
moter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Masters Down Giants
In Checker Contest

The Masters, substituting for the
windsor wildcats. lived up to their
name as they defeated Captain
Chester Stewards team. the Giants,
1875 last Friday evening at the ~"
Captain John Oats was highly
pleased with his team for two rea-
sons. First. II avenged Friday be-
fore lasts defeat. and second, II
demonstrated that novices have a
good chance ~ score a. many. u
not more, points as the advanced
players toward team victory. The
latter are kept constantly on the
defensive not 10 permit any draw
game under John Oaiis' New
Checker Scoring System for begin
ners and weaker players can easily
acquire points for their team.
Next Fridays meeting will be de-
voted 10 special coaching anu In
structIon as we'll as team play
offs. Registration for the city-wide
tournament has begun. Anyone
wanting TO register can contact
Claude II. Cooper. YMCA member
ship secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Roscoe Toles
In Training For
Simon Match
Williams To
Arrive This
Week

Roscoe Toles following a two
week vacation at Everett Watson's
farm near Jackson returned TO De-
troit Saturday to open his training
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
BY RAzz BROWN

Well, the nags are cavorting
around the old Bowie race track,
and how. They opened like gang
busters. The Connie Smythe Stable
started off by winning both fea-
ture races with such consistent
nags as Second Helping and Sir
Marlboro. And. by the way. this
Canadian horseman really knows
what to do with a gee gee.
w. L. Taylor, the jock from Tex
as. will ply his wares at the Bowie
race track, and is sure 10 ride many
winners at this course as he Is
fighting for the leadership among
the Jockeys OF the country. with
Jockey Earl Dew as runnerup.
There l. some talk Of the
opening Of the track known
ms Gnlf-stream Park, In Florida
hut I doubt II as theie i some
court litigation. hut who
kn0wsl Red Jack. n Negro
clocker who makes his home In
Detroit when he's not around
the nags, had n fine time up Mt
the Rockingham Park. lie pick
I'll the nays Just like n crystal
gazer. says the boys.
Jim oakley sends work from
Charleston that he has at last a
real good long shot to watch at this
course. and his name IS Triyett.
The odls should be nice and juicy.
Az Bowie there is a cheap plaster.
Pennsburgh. who should run in the
last race. String along boys. Sure
10 win.
.Whirlaway did a. mentioned In
this column. He just won the VALID
en- Handicap in a common can'cr.
This Blenheim colt. with Jockey
George Woolf up. looks like a ma
tural for the Al Derby. says /.
The Runner Is ready 10 hit
and Elmer Trueian Is looking
10 win with T00dle ON. Well,
the courts In most cities have
In prison for doping horses and
tying mp races. No you boys
With those electric batteries
Will have 10 Join the air corps.
I hope yeu understand what !
mean. ron good.for-nothing
crooks.
I looked for a boss by the name
Of Day Troubador 10 cop q heat at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Pioneers Win
Over Toledo Il.
In The Mud
Winners Stop
Last Minute
Rally

The Detroit Pioneers kept their
unhlemished home record unsullied
Thanksgiving Day BY defeating
the strong Toledo All-Siars. 6-o. at
Mack Park. The Pioneers scored
their lone marker in the second
quarter
1ne Pioneers scored their tally
on l5-yarG pass from Redford
Rodgers 20 Art Brown. Brown had
received the ball from center. pass
ed IL 10 Rodgers. then ran around
left end 10 take his teammates
beautiful pass on the i0-yard line
and dashed across the goal line.
The pass was for II yards.
Rodgers attempted forward
pass for the extra point buf the
slippery oval sqnirted ont OF his
hand a he started TO throw the
ball
Stop Big Rally
The Toledoans made desperate
try for victory in the fading min
uies OF tho game. Taking the ball
on an exchange Of punts, the ALL
Stars worked The ball 10 The
Pioneers 4e-yard line with three
minutes 10 go. Nike Jurick. former
Toledo university star. then heav-
ed a 25-yard pass 10 Marty Topol-
ski. former Toledo Libbey high
player. Topolski shook Of, two
would-be tacklers and ran 10 the
Pioneer i9-yard stripe before he
was brought down.
Gordon Bruno. left halfhack
then plowed through center for a
first down putting the ball on the
iwo-yard line. Jurick smashed 70
the one-foot line. but two tries fall
cd TO move the Pioneer line. Bruno
then faded back and tossed a pass
Intended for Red kleinhains for
mer OHIO state player. hut the ball
was intercepted by Mule wingo.
Pioneer fullback. who ran 10 the
Pioneer IS before he was stopped.
The whistle then ended the game.
Rodgers. Brown. Willie Smith.
and John Brooks were the features
OF the Pioneer attack The line
proved It's worth by stopping al
most every ground attack of the
visitors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Capron School Wins
The City Soccer Title

Capron school. li7l Mample. il
soccer champions OF the Special
Education division Capron won
:he championship Monday at Jaeoby
field. defeating Majeske. 2-l
The soccer league Was made up
OF four divisions involving 10
schools The champions OF each
league entered the play-oh Ma
jeske eliminated tho Richard team
In the first Of the play-offs. and
Capron defeated the Potter school
nlaverc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Harlem cs4)
Detroit @i)

Totals IA 3 81 Totals IA 8 "a
Score at Half-Detroit IL. Har-
lem 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Morris Brown Winner
OF Championship In
Southern Conference
BY J. c. CHUNN

ATLANTA. Ca Morris Brown,
with us Wanted power and de-
vastating attack. rolled on to the
Southern intercollegiate champion
ship and municipal title here
Thursday afternoon by trouncing
Clark university by a score OF
20-7 big Train" Moody ALI
American fullback, proved TO be a
howitzer and a constant thorn to
an inspired Clark team who fought
back stubbornly in defeat. Joseph
Jenkins. a New Jersey youngster'
shared honors with the famed full
hack by turning in one OF the best
performances OF the season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Cats Claws Sharp
For It's Homecoming
Against The Tigers
nv /. &. Harvey

MARSHALL, Textile South
vests original classic Of the
gridiron will be staged here on
Saturday, Nov. 80. when the
wildcats OF Wiley play host TO
the Bishop Tigers in the annual
Wiley Homecoming. Neither OF
the contestants has any claim to
fame on its seasons record but
here is ball game that will
make or break the season for
either team.
Both teams are ready Rish-
ops long injury list has been
pampered along for the past
three weeks allowing their stars
10 get ready for a grand finale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Chatter of Hoofs

the Bowie race track Yes. the nags
are running like trained pigs at
the Bay Meadows track. so when
the gee gees move over TO Santa
Anita it will be Katy-by-the-door
for the chalk-eaters. or the boys
that play back on the limbs. Mr.
Boyle, Of the Charleston track in
West Virginia. is square shooter
and all the boys who race az this
track will get square deal Curios
Coin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30
Industrial League
Women's League
Florida Ekes Out A
14-12 Win Over The
Xavier Gold Rush ii

NEW ORLEANS. I.a.-Although
outplayed in every department oil
the game, the highly-touted Flori-
da A. and NJ. College Rattlers eked
out hard fought 1912 win over
a brilliant Xavier university eleven
here in Xavier stadium In a color
full Thanksgiving Day classic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-30

for his scheduled
ten round no u I
with Abe Simon
rugged New York
heavy weight. 1 n
Olympia, Dec. 6.
Toles will do
his training at Al
len gymna stunt
63S Livingstone.
According TO pres
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-14
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced open cOmpeti-
tive examinations for the positions
listed below. The salaries given in each
case are subject to retirement deduc-
ton Of 312 per cent.
Marine engineer, $500 year; as
SOciate, $500 year; assistant. $500
Il year: various optional branches; L.
$. Maritime Commission, and Navy
Department.
Naval architect. $500 a year: asSo-
ciate, $500 a year; assistant, $1,000
Il year; various optional branches.
Assistant translator (French, Ger
man, Italian. SPANISH, $1,000 year,
United States Maritime Commission.
Junior airway traffic controller. s.
90 a year, Civil AerOnautics Author
ity.
Junior astronomer, 5000 a year,
naval observatory, Navy Department,
Washington, ID. Z.
assistant curator (registrar), $1,000
Il year; museum aide positions, three
grades, with salaries ranging from ST.
go to $1,000 year: national gallery
of art, Smithsonian Institution.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-14
SALES TAX DEPARTMENT
Is ON THE MUSCLE

Lansing, June 10.-'Future adjust
merchants will be granted only after
i full and open hearing IF the cir
cum>tances involved and there will be
only one question considered and that
is as to whether or not the taxpayer
has been unju>tly assessed" il was
announced by Herbert J. RuStOn, man
aging director of the State Board of
Tax Administration.
This announcement was made as he
assumed office ut the conclusion Of an
investigation which indicated that the
state has been losing tax dollars legi-
timately due it because of lax methods
employed at the Detroit office.
We are taking the position that
the sales tax has h'em paid to the sell
er by the purchaser, or the seller has
reckoned the tax i'll the selling pice
of his goods; i'll either case the money
belongs to the state of Michigan and
the merchant has no more right 10
take and use that money and refuse To
pay it over than he has u right to take
my money. At no time does that mon
ey belong to the merchant.
Most of this money goes into the
general fund for the upkeep of public
schools. To finance welfare and To care,
for unfOrtunateS in our state hospitals.
4 person is apt To think, after listen
il.r T., H., ..nn,I1l.linfS that info
this office. that the merchant or deal
TT was paying this money out Of his
own pocket. When you hear of an III
dividual or a company being assessed
80 much sales tax. that means they
have collected 50 much sales tax from
the public and have not renitted it to
the state of Michigan.
Il do not want anybody to get the
idea that we are setting up dictator
ship or that we are inStituting any
new laws" he continued, we only i'll
tend To protect the honest merchant
and the people of the state with just
and equal application of a Law which
We have had since 1898. The so-called
adjustments in many instances have
been excuses to forgive somebody who
has embezzled money belonging to the
state. This system creates an unfair
operating advantage over his competi-
tor. This department has no desire to
add any burden TO the businessman :;
he has plenty now. The only thing
We want and demand is that they turn
over to the state that money which is
not their money, but belongs to the
state of Michigan"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-14
Trinity Outdoor
Service Sunday

Next Sunday, Trinity will not hold
lis services III the church. but is con-
Quoting its annual outdoor service and
picnic at Schwartz'S grove, Grange
ana West roads. TrentoS Rev. &. j.
MA mike will speak at both the Ger
man and English services, which be-
Sll promptly at II a. III. Using the
texts, | ChrOn. IL, 33 and | Chron
~ III, the pastor will speak OH the
topics, Trees" and GLORY Be to
God The combined male chorus and
the ladies' choir will sing, 'All Glory
BE TO God OH High"
ON Monday evening at { 80, Trinity
voters assembly will meet.
ON Tuesday evening at p. m, the
adult class for instruction in Chris
tan fundamentals will be- held. The
juniors meet at 4 30. as do also the
members of the Aid Association fOI
LutheranS.
The Sunday school teachers inSti
tnte will be- held Wednesday evening
ut $50.
Friday evening. at 30, will be the
last rehearsal of the ladies choir fol
the summer season.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-14
CONNEN CEMENT EXERCISES
HELD LAST NIGHT
Continued from Page One

Nabnuy. Nivienne Louise MalindZak,
sarah Ernest tine Marquardt, Bette Jean
Nauritho. Barbara Lee Mayberry,
Frank f. Mildge, Harry A. Mitchell,
Vern A. MUehring. Helen Frances
Moore, Roberta Ruth Morris, Stanley
Motyka. Jean Netcher, Margaret +.
Nichols. Alice \. NikOdemSki, Beverly
\orherry. Elroy +. Ii. NOwitzke, Marcy
n'Bryom, stephen j. OndriSka. Casimir
John OpOka. Albert George O'Jibway,
lean f.. Osborne. Monica NJ. Owens.
lean f. Parkinson, airline Grace Pat
chin. Jean Shirley Peters. Doris Marie
Peterson. Marion G:aCe Pinto, Neal L.
priSkorm Stella Prybylawski, Ferdin-
anda PrzeZdZiecki. Clara TereSe
P.zybyI>ki. Eva Kathryn Putt. Mary
X. Rakoczy. Marguerite Grace Raws-
yhurne. Jean Mary Raymond, Rose
John W. Rimgu. Jr.. Betty Margai FL
Robinson. Dorothy May Rogers, Lewis
Charles Rogers. Leo SacilOwSki. Jean
T.. S,1.>ny. John Srhaefer, Ruth Anna
Schrffcr, Joyce Arlyn SchOn>chack.
Herman Schultz. Jr., Roy John
Schwochow. Max J. Seely. Paul Wa
rem Sirbert. Ernest w SielOff. Carol
Dixie Singles. Irene Skrypiec, Bertha
\. Sliwk;. Kathryn Jean Smith. Shir-
ley Renton Stahelin. Faith Esther
Strimman. Evelyn May Sutliff. Marion
l.. Sutliff. Ilenr A SZymanSki. Charles
W. Talcott. William Alan Terry. John
e. Wick. Jr. Doris Helene Voigt.
George Ward Earle Harry Warner.
Il.
Lillian Viola Weston. boris Lillian
Williams. Frederick Williams. Wilma
II. Witt Robert j. Whitman. john
Yakuwich. Charles III. Young, Barney
Albert Zamecki.
BacraIaureate Last Sunday
4 large crowd attended the lElcc;I-
laureate services held III Roosevelt
auditorium. last sunday evening. Rev.
=. ii. Wilcox. of the First Methodist
church. delivered the address. sun
days program was us follows:
MelOdie III + ------ \. Rubenstein
Wy Hi Orchestra
Invocation - Rev r. J. FirnSchild
America Audience
Sculpture Lesson - Rev. W. f. jackson
The Lord is My Shepherd - Wolf
Wy Hi Chorus
Bacc9llaureate Address Thought Pat
terms" - Rev. +. III. Wilcox
America, the Beautiful - Audience
Announcements Supt. +. w. FrOStiC
Bless The Lord, . My Soul ------
IppOlitOf IvanOf
Roosevelt Ensemble
BentdctiOn -- Rev. w. L. Hall
feceSSiOnal
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-14
w. Hugh Williams, Attorney
1898 Biddle Ave.
WyandOtte. Mich.

STATE OF MICHIGAN = The Pro
bate Court for the County of Wayne.
No. 279.104
In the matter Of the estate Of
AUGUST TURSkI deceased Notice
is hereby given that all creditors of
said deceased are required 10 present
their claims. in writing and under
oath. 10 said Court nj the Probate Of
flee in the City Of Detroit. in said
County. and To serve copy thereof
upon w. Hugh Williams AT L. En-
mons Court. WEandotte. Michigan. add
miniStratOr of said estate on or before
the fifth day of August. \. ID. 1910,
and that such claims will be heard by
said court at the Probate Court room
No. 319, Wayne County Building, in
the City of Detroit, in said County, on
the fifth day Of August. \. ID. 1910, at
two o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated May 22nd. A. ID. 1910.
JOSEPH \. MI RPHY.
Judge of Probate.
Publish in Wyandotte Herald. once
in each week for three weeks success
sively. within thirty days from the
date hereof. 23w3