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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05

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teanned). ! pound hamburg steak.
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Mrs Alberta Ronas on eala<A.x
b Mobile.
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saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Two Detroit Elves
In Serbian Meet

Detroit has two teams entered
in the sixth annual Serbian
American National Basketball
Tournament which gets under way
tomorrow at s a. m. at the Naval
Armory. Only the Ravanica team
is expected to move past the first
round.
Mickey Cousins, Western High
School all-city star, and Alex
Omalev, University of Southern
California player. will be greatly
missed. With the loss of Cousins
and Omalev, Coach Bozider Grba
has built his team around Vince
Urban. 5-foot 5-inch center: Tom
Omalev, Lawrence Tech freshman
star: Steve Radulovich. who
played on the 1867 Southeast
ern High city championship team;
Mick Mandich. former Northeast
ern High player. and Bill Mihalo,
walking champion.
The Detroit WMSA team, COM
posed of a group of youngsters
with no outstanding player, is not
expected 10 survive the opening
round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Watch Central ),
Prep Warning

Central Highs rampaging Gag
ers undoubtedly will be the team
to watch when the Metropolitan
League prep basketball semi
finals are held tomorrow night al
Naval Armory.
Central will oppose Southeast
ern. East Side champion and only
unbeaten five in the league this
season. and Highland Park, de-
Tending city titleholder. is to face
Southwestern. which finished on
top in the West Side. The winners
meet for the ch m p IN s h p
March IS.
Unless Coach Ralph Loeffler's
Trailblazers burned themselves
out in their hectic climb into the
playoffs, Southeastern is in for its
biggest battle of the season. Many
figure the winner of this contest
will go on to take the city title.
Highland Park will have TO be
at its best TO push Southwestern,
which dropped only one game in
regular season play. The Parkers
have been the surprise team of the
season. Coach Dwight Dyer
started without a single regular
from his championship five but
dropped only one decision in the
nine games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Tit|ists
In Sennifind|s

Al Zerbo and Stan Gallup. de-
Tending champions. will meet Paul
Merlo and AL Schauffelberger to-
night in semifinal match of the
State A. A. u. handball doubles
tournament on the University of
Detrait courts. DR.. Milton Lappin
and Leo Zerbo play Ted Lemmer
and Ben Waterstone in the other
match.
Al Zerbo and Gallup beat Joe
Winkler and Ralph Kunin. 21-3.
2l-7. in quarterfinal tilt. Lappin
and DRESSER downed Lou Zerbo
and Marvin Stein. 21-7. 21-S.
Merlo and Schauffelberger de-
feated Harold Hardies and Joe
zelda. 21-S. 2l-4. Lemmer and
Waterstone beat Tom kadish and
Jack Tuttleman, 21-20, 21-13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
NiispIay
BuHa Is Disqualified for
Golf Faux Pas
International New, service Wire

PINEHURST, n. C.. March 20.
Johnny Bulla, Greensboro. N c.
has been disqualified from the
North-South Open golf tourna-
ment, according TO an announce
ment by tourney officials.
They said that a trap shot OF
Bulla's hit the pin and when the
distance of the shot was measured
il was found to have been less
than 90 feet. 1t was explained
that such being the case he should
have had his caddie lift the pin
out Of the cup before playing the
ball
He was disqualified for failing
to do so.
Bulla was also disqualified in
last years National Open tourna-
ment for teeing off ahead of time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Sammy Slams Again
Snead's Course Record 66 Earns Comfortable Lead
in North-South Golf Tourney

N. Y, were tied for third with
laos.
Mike .Turnesa, Fairview, N. Y.
was next with a LAP while Willie
Coggins. White Plains, N. Y. fol-
lowed with a LAB.
Tied with LAS were Harry
Cooper. Chicago; Lloyd Mangrum,
Oak Park. H.; Johnny Bulla,
Greensboro. N. C.. and Jimmy
Hines. Great Neck, N. Y.
Other fayorites- followed with
Jimmy Thompson, Chicopeef. Mass,
las; Craig Wood. Mamaroneck. N.
Y, 146; Al Brosch, Farmingdale,
N. Y. 147; Martin Pose. Argen-
tine. 148: while the three veterans,
Ralph Guldahl. Paul Runyan and
Dick Metz tied with $50.
Chick Harbert failed to turn in
his card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Ex-Deputy Sheriff
Mute at Andignment

Andrew Collins. former deputy
sheriff under the late Sheriff
Henry Bahrendt stood mute when
arraigned before Judge Homer
Ferguson on warrant charging
him and IS other former aides of
Behrendt and downriver gamblers.
with graft conspiracy Collins. who
was Returned here from Benton
Harbor was held under $1,000
bond. two sureties. for examina-
ton Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
International News service Wiz.

PINEHURST, NJ C., March 20
Shooting a six under par sc
Sammy Snead, Hot Springs, Va.
equalled the competitive record oil
the championship No. ? course and
took the lead in the second round
of the North-South Open COLL
tournament.
Snead carded five pars and -four
brides on the. first nine and six
pars, birdie and an eagle on the
second. His days total placed him
well in the lead with a 1875.
Lawson Little. Open champion
of San Francisco. was second with
1879, while Byron Nelson, Toledo,
o., Clayton Heafner. Linville. N.
c.. and Ben Hogan. White Plains,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
4 BOHIer's Lament
KEN PETER MISSES
300 BY ONE PIN

One pin less than 300 Is the
lament of Kenneth PETER today
in recounting how he crossed on
the twelfth ball TO leave the
No. 8 pin standing. His 299
came in rolling with Metal
Screens again Rock Woods last
night In a Chamberlain League
match at Olympic Recreation.
PETER had ii straight in the
pocket only 20 meet the luck of
the game on the twelfth. His
average il 179. He opened with
2lo, hit 299 in the middle. and
finished with l66 for SIS.
Fifteen years ago PETER had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Two Drivers Jailed,
Another Fined $500

Two men started Jail terms to-
day for drunk driving and another
was fined 500 for reckless driv-
ing by Traffic Judge Thomas F.
Maher.
James ]. Casey, 30. of 1887
Xinewood avenue, was sentenced
to 30 days in the House of Cor
rection and Louis La Rose. 81
year-old cafe trumpet player. OF
970l Cascade avenue. was SEN
fenced TO % days. Jack Cade, "a
of 1881 Medbury avenue was
fined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

a 800 game. he said, but re-
eeived no recognition because II
was not In a competition sane
TONED by American Bowling
Congress.
Earlier in the season, Walter
Bartlett Jr., rolling for Walk
ers In the western division.
Travelling League. had 299.
Five 300 totals are on record
in the city this season. the fifth
being turned in March is at
Detroit Recreation ny Andrew
McGrath, in the Motor City
Deaf League.
Bowling records Indicate that
a 300 score comes up every
100000 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Humane Society Dinner

LANSING. March 20.-The Ing
ham County Humane Society Is
holding its annual dinner meeting
tonight at Estill's cafeteria. Speak
erS will be B. r. Watson. Lansing
attorney. and Lieut. Harold Mul-
bar of the state police Watson
will discuss Henry Berch and the
Humane Movement while Mulhaf
will talk about subversiVe activi-
ties in Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Martin and MtPhdiI
Train for Return Go

Eddie Martin. Detroit's only
Lithuanian scrapper, and Dempsey
McPhail. Nova Scotia Scotsman,
were to go through another strenu-
Gus training grind today. prepar-
ing for their return battle at
Fairview Gardens Monday night.
Martin is anxious to avenge a
split-decision awarded McPhail
when they met on the last Naval
Armory card several weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
JobIess Benefit
Boost Sought
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, March 20.-Revision
of the Unemployment Compensaz
ton Act TO provide increased benel
fits will be proposed in Governor
Van Wagoner's bill TO be intro
duced in the Legislature today.
The bill calls for the maximum
weekly benefit rate to be increased
from Sic to SIS and the minimum
raised from S6 to So.
The provisions are In ac-
cordance with my campaign
promises and I'm the legislative
program outlined In my inaugu-
ration message" the governor
said. I'VE have also asked
changes to conform with the
federal act and changes recon-
mended by the federal social Sc
curity board and unemployment
compensation commission"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Luisetti Skaters
Scoring Mark
International Nrw. Service wire

DENVER, March 20.-A new
soaring high in-the 1941 national
AAU basketball tournament was
set by Angelo Hank" Luisetti,
former Stanford All-American. as
he led the Olympic Club of San
Francisco to 81 10 AZ victory
over the Colorado Springs Martins.
Luisetti Gagged a total of %
points. The previous high of "a
was set by Ted Bean. an 1S-year-
old high school sharpshooter play
ing for the Hammond, Ind,
Youngstowns.
Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Auto Crash in Canada
Fatal 10 Detroiter, 79

Injured ina car crash Sunday
near Belle River, Ont, Lester
Cheesman. 70, of 1885 Seward
avenue. died today in Deaconness
Hospital. Cheesman was riding
with his wife when he lost control
of his car. skidded off the road
and hit a tree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Zivic to Eiqht DemeraY

NEW YORK. March 20.-uNS)
-Fritzie Civic. worlds weller
weight champion. is booked 10
fight a 10-round. nontitle fight
with Dick Demeray of Minneapolis
in the latter's home town April 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
AT Tropical PARK

Weather. cloudy; track. fast.
FIRST Race--Miss Garlic. Chocolate
Min. Ruth'S Girl. Pairamelia, Tyhn,
Darby Demon.
second Race--MOoniite Bebby. Golden
Cargo. Johnny O.. SaNoB's Pride. Nha
Hae. Freedman.
Third Race Denote. short Measure,
Miss Trakes, Billy Rec. Pistol Pete,
Mfrrily san.
Fourth Raee-Star Chance.
IfNh Race-Rose Anita.
seventh Raee-Buster Roy. Petee Gene,
Portsmouth. Grand Lama. san Antioea,
supreme Chance.
Eighth Race-Orark. Car Rou. Hin
Iipseon1b. Count Natural. Entire Nous.
NsVarin. Nightly. ~unabell. soldiers
Cali. DisSembier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Sam Calls
Johnny Rigney
For Physical
ny International Ne~. ssr,ios

Johnny Rigney, top pitcher for
the Chicago White SoX GOT a little
notice from his Uncle Sam
Wednesday and then went out and
pitched three innings against the
Chicago Cubs in Los Angeles. The
notice directed him TO appear To-
day for his physical examination
under the selective service act.
Rigney Jared very well against
the Cubs. shutting tnem out during
the three innings he worked while
his mates were showing in nun.
hut after that the Cubs got 10
Eddie Smith and Jack Hallett Tor
three runs and wound up winners.
4 10 l. Charley Root started for
the Cubs but gave way 10 Tot
PreSSnell in the fifth.
Manager Jimmy Dykes observed
dolefully that II Rigney Is drafted
1T will put an awful hole in our
mound staff. but RiCney said.
I'm ready 10 60 when I'm called
! don't intend 10 ask dcferment "
Last season Johnny paced the
White SoX staff with Is victories
in 33 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
SINGLES

Class Ak. KIag $50. N. Clayton 477
2. Wood 447.
Class &c, Msyburn tai. NJ. Green Az
NJ Conger i69. l. Peerman SAT.
Class CT. Casper Sic r. Demers 4as
A. Davidson 1872. NJ. Hansing 40
Class DC. Payton t7s, c. Banning As
O. saydak AS A. Hetrick 448.
Class EN-. Birney i2s. A. Beliger al
NJ Jozwick 372 n. Kozinski 37i.
Class F-F Robinson 400 W. zettle 37s
W. Heoert BIS. r. Vandagun 3Ti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

DIZZY DEAN Zone club Pitts
is
Blys
tell them anything
10 Being light heavyweight champion
ahout he IS leading in hitting"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Toledo Six Routs
Spitfires

TOLEDO. March 20.-Toledo
Babcock Hockey Club closed its
season here last night by defeat
ing Windsor Spitfires in an exhi-
bition contest, 6 TO =.
TOLEDO WINDSOR
Girih g. MoManus
Williams R.W. Slower
Godfrey 1.W. Meadows
Nicholson c. Fauria
Mniiiran R.n. Crossman
Creasev l. II. Young
Toledo srsrss-Ablett. Kelly, Bsudino,
Trudel.
Windsor spares-Dent, Loree, Turner,
Smith, Jones.
FIRST PERIOD
Scorine-None
Penalties None
SECOND PERIOD
Toledo: Godfrey nicholson, 1853.
2-Toledo: Tr1idell kelly. 3:49.
3-Toledo: Kelly tMulliganl. Sis.
4-Toledo: Williams tBaudino). 6:15.
Penany-Trudell
THIRD PERIOD
5-Windsor: Smith fLoree. Jonesl, so.
s-Toledo Godfrey tBaudinol. IL 81.
Windsor Crossman (Fsurial. 10 :46
s--Toledo Mulligan tAblett, Kelly. lo:45.
PenAlties-None.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
DODGERS BEATEN

The New York Giants defeated
the Brooklyn Dodgers. 10 TO 6. at
Clearwater. Fla. after going run
less for five innings. In the sixth
the Giants hammered Luke Hamlin
for six runs and then scored four
more on Ed Head in the seventh
Harry Gumbert of the Giants
BANKED the Dodgers during the
six innings he pitched.
The Phillies of the National
League dropped a game to Roches-
ter of the International League. !
TO 2. al Miami Beach, and the
Boston Red Sox scored a 6-to-5
10-inning victory over Newark of
the International League at Sara
sofa, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

LEO JONES. coach of Chevrolet boxers:
Charley Hayes will take plenty OF time deciding
his fistic future. We all want to do what is best
for him.